Articles related to "Reading Groups"

The internet is chock-full of resources for all kinds of hobbies, and book clubs are no exception. Here is a list of the best sites for all things book club related.

Questions about Uncle Tom's Cabin to facilitate discussion at book club. Questions surround, plot, character, moral issues, and symbols from the novel.

An overview of how the historical book club developed into the reading groups that are popular in today's society with author Rachel Jacobsohn.

A set of eight questions for reading groups to use when discussing the novel Burning Bright by Tracy Chevalier.

Burning Bright by Tracy Chevalier is a novel about a country family that moves to London and finds themselves neighbors to William Blake.

Choosing which books a reading group will focus their attention on is an essential part of planning a book club. Here's some tips to make the selection process easy.

Picture books use easy and repetitive sentences perfect for ESL students. Using those same sentences to create books is the best way to teach reading and writing.

Six questions for reading groups to use when discussing Graham Greene's novel The End of the Affair.

This article is for parents who want to encourage summer reading by organizing and hosting home reading groups for children.

Easy ways to prepare for the discussion portion of a book club meeting and how to involve all members in the conversation.

Bring something unexpected to the next reading group meeting: a book-centric recipe. Check out these books for some fun and flavorful ideas.

The novel American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis explores the mind of a serial killer. If you like being inside a psychopath's head, try these great books.

Joining a reading group might sound appealing, but hosting a book club can seem a bit daunting. Follow these easy steps to share favourite books and discover new authors.

An overview for how to plan and organize a start-up book club.

A set of five questions for reading groups to use when discussing the novel The Lady and the Unicorn by Tracy Chevalier.

Mother-daughter, father-son, and child-parent book clubs are a popular way to encourage family reading time.

This deceptively simple novel set in post-war Germany explores complex themes of love, guilt, betrayal and shame.

A set of five questions for reading groups to use when discussing the novel The Lost Mother by Mary McGarry Morris.

Keeping non-fiction book club questions simple, but open ended, will allow for plenty of opinions and encourage discussion among members.

In celebration of Latino Books Month, here is a brief history of the annual event and a look at some of the books that appear on this year's reading list.

October marks the third annual National Reading Group Month, a program of The Women's National Book Association.

An important part of planning a book club is deciding how often and where the group will meet and how the meetings will run. There are a number of formats to choose from.

This story of a young woman who moves to Hong Kong in 1952 offers insight into a clash of cultures between East and West and impact of World War 2 on Hong Kong residents.

Joining a book club can be a rewarding experience however if there are not any suitable clubs locally, setting up a club is an exciting option and relatively easy to do

How much time do you spend on differentiated teaching? By adapting instruction to cater to different levels, you will teach more effectively to a variety of students.

You've finished writing your story and mailed it to that special publisher. Are you just going to sit there waiting for a response that may never come? Absolutely Not!

Claire Keegan's 'Walk the Blue Fields' has won the second Edge Hill University Short Story Prize at a ceremony held at the historic Bluecoat Centre in Liverpool.

Friends, librarians, publishers, bookstores and published recommended book lists are great places to find suggestions for a well written and interesting book to read.

The character's who either wanted, created, or influenced the tapestry that is the final result of the action in Tracy Chevalier's novel.

A small role in Tracy Chevalier's novels is almost as interesting as being a big player. Find out about the people who supported the action.

Poetry and prayer come together as a means of aligning the spirit to a higher power through surrender to the muse.

Using mini-lessons during DEAR, SSR, or other individual reading times can boost reading comprehension without sacrificing student choice in reading material.

An important part of running a book club is setting interesting and relevant questions. Good questions and discussion material will help ensure interesting meetings.

Running a successful book club includes keeping it fresh and interesting. Here are some tips for running a successful book club and keeping it vibrant.

The linguistic patterns of a New York girl's imaginative slang will appeal to gifted readers as they help Zoe solve mysteries and debate some hard questions.

Forming a start-up book club requires finding like-minded people who enjoy reading and engaging in literary discussions. Here are some tips for finding ideal members.

An Interview with Barnes & Noble.com's Kevin Ryan, on the future of book clubs and how online book clubs are the wave of the future for readers.

Discover how social networking has developed its own niche for book enthusiasts, find out where readers can connect with others online and the benefits of joining.

This review of Mary McGarry Morris's novel "The Lost Mother" contains many spoilers.

Differentiating lessons can be a difficult task for a first year teacher, but it is essential to the success of each student.

Move beyond guided reading groups to take the next step in best practices for teaching literacy in this how-to manual for daily reading assessment and instruction.

It’s National Library Week and many stars have openly revealed their secrets, at least when it comes to naming their favourite books.

More than just bricks and mortars, libraries are a reflection of the information age. Libraries are as different as the types of clientele and users they serve.

"Year Zero" by Nine Inch Nails isn't just a record--it's a literal experience, and it can teach us a lot about developing fiction in an increasingly digital age.

Together, they toasted the traditional blessing, "Love is all we Desire. Will is all that we must Do."

Tips to join a reading group or start your own club, including organizing a group and reading guides.

Why not bring the book club to you this winter? With the many available resources on the Internet starting an online book club is easier than it sounds.

An emotional novel that depicts the painful reality of dysfunctional families and everlasting scars caused by the instability.

Software provides teachers with the tools to track their personal classroom library.

Book clubs are a great way to socialize with your co-workers about non-work related subjects.