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Welcome to Brightly’s Book Club for Kids, where we encourage young readers to discover great books, share new stories, explore important topics, and have some bookish fun! From book-themed activities to printable discussion questions to interviews with the authors, you’ll find plenty of inspiration for a great conversation.
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Welcome to the latest installment of Brightly’s Book Club...
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They are great as warm-ups for a book club discussion or a...
- Q&A With Illustrators Johnson and Fancher
Lou Fancher and Steve Johnson are the illustrators behind...
- Q&A With Illustrator Jon Klassen
You probably know Jon Klassen from his delightfully...
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- Getting Started
- Inviting Members
- Scheduling Meetings
- Selecting Titles
- A Typical Meeting
- Meeting Length
- Keeping Organized
- Book Club Resources
- Booklists
- Book Club Celebrations
Begin with a vision of what you want to achieve by creating a book club for your kids. It’s important to establish your goals because they will impact who you invite and how you organize things. As I was thinking about the book clubs for my daughters, I bounced ideas off a few friends until I had a more definite vision in mind. For my older daughte...
As you begin to brainstorm a list of potential members, be sure you have narrowed down an age range in your mind. For me, because I was focused on developing a social circle for my daughters, I kept the age range VERY narrow based on their closest friends’ ages. I determined that one group would be 7th/8th graders and the other group would be 5th/6...
Once a month has worked perfectly for us. You can meet more often and have two (or more) meetings around the same title. If you meet less often it is hard to build cohesion within the group. Based on my experience, December was a good month to take off from book club because everyone is pretty busy. Last year we read short stories in my older group...
That one is pretty easy for me. I simply search for great book lists online using our favorite homeschool curriculum suggestions. You can find booklists for various ages on this blogor search google for ideas. There are millions of ways to select books. Let the members vote. Let each family pick a title for the month they host book club. Follow you...
Meeting formats can be as simple or as creative as you like. Meetings can be parent-led or student led. Your book club can rotate homes or meet in a cafe. You can include crafts, games or other activities or just have a simple discussion. The sky is the limit when it comes to the format. Keeping this in mind, you can plan the format in your own min...
In my experience, 1.5 -2 hours works well. A group can typically have discussion, snack, and crafts or games in that amount of time. Sometimes there is even a little time left to play outside or chat. Our book club for older kids tends to get together for 3 hours, though only 45 minutes – 1 hour is our actual meeting. After that, the girls have enj...
I began by using a google document to keep track of books and dates, but last minute changes didn’t work well. Then the need arose to communicate ideas and thoughts with various group members. Unfortunately, group email wasn’t adequate. Instead, I created secret groups on facebookfor each of the book clubs. I invited the parents of the participants...
Deconstructing Penguins by Lawrence Goldstone is a quick, easy narrative that is helpful when considering how to lead a book club discussion. How to Teach Shakespeare to Children by Ken Ludwigis on my nightstand right now. This isn’t just helpful for book club though. It is helpful for approaching Shakespeare all year long with my kids, which boost...
30 de ene. de 2024 · Book Clubs for Kids. 1. Decide Who to Invite. Here are some suggestions for possible book club organizations with examples. Download this free PDF handout to help. Age-based book club. example: 3rd graders. Age & gender-based book club. example: 2nd-grade boys. Multi-age book club. example: 10-12-year-olds. Interest-based book club.
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18 de ago. de 2017 · If your kid (or niece, nephew, godchild, etc.) would love such a club but doesn’t quite know where to start, make sure they know they can make their own, with or without a book-related organization, and the internet is here with many amazing ideas for getting your book club for kids started! 1. Find great people to join your Book ...
