Independent novel study

Learn how to make make novel studies and independent reading more meaningful in your upper elementary classroom! This post shares reading strategies and tips for teachers. Students in 4th, 5th, and 6th grade are more engaged in guided and independent reading when given choice, authentic books and assignments, and the opportunity to make connections with the text!

Novel projects are engaging ways to boost comprehension and hold students accountable or independent reading. The best novel projects for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades Includes several FREE projects and ideas that need very few supplies!

Upper Elementary Novel Study Ideas - favorite book suggestions and novel study ideas for upper elementary ELA classrooms.

As a middle school ELA teacher, I am always in search of resources that best meet the needs of my readers. Having a good selection of novels and a diverse set

During a time when distance learning is more prominent than ever, online learning resources are vital to our teaching and to the learning of our students. Reading is a part of every English Language Arts classroom. Whether it be a whole-class novel study or independent novel, reading is a great way to help students escape the 'new normal' that our entire planet is now facing. Right now, we are essentially forced to go paperless, so here are some things you can do with your students during…

It’s no secret that I love a good cumulative novel project as an assessment. I usually spend the entire novel...

Looking for great novels for your 7th graders? Check out my booklist for teachers and homeschoolers! 📚🏫 These books are perfect for independent reading, novel studies, and book clubs. Each book includes a short summary and reading level information to help you choose the right fit for your students. Happy reading! #booksfor7thgraders #novelstudy #homeschooling #readinglist

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