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You Get a Chance to Talk About Books. Well, yes, this point might be a little obvious. ...

You Read Books You Would NEVER Read Otherwise. ...

There Are Reading Deadlines. ...

There's Food and Books. ...

There's Wine and Books. ...

You'll Find Emotional Support. ...

You Will Meet New Book Lovers. ...

You Can Participate In Literary debates.

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Reasons why...
Do you love books? Are you often looking for people to discuss literature with?  Lots of people love to read but it can sometimes be hard to find someone to discuss the book you're reading especially if you love an uncommon genre.
A book club is a reading group, usually consisting of a number of people who read and talk about books based on a topic or an agreed-upon reading list. It's common for book clubs to choose a specific book to read and discuss at the same time. Formal book clubs meet on a regular basis at a set location. Most book clubs meet monthly in order to give members time to read the next book.

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Goal:  to encourage reading by providing a safe environment where literary discussion can take place in a respectful manner.
Partners: schools from different countries
Participants: students between 16-18 years old
Area of interests: we are talking about books...there are no limits :)
Tools: all you can think about!

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1. Step One: Decide what kind of Book Club you want to start. ...

2. Step Two: Based on the type of Book Club you have decided upon, choose a setting. ...

3. Step Three: Invite Your Members. ...

4. Step Four: Set up a Pre-Book Book Club Meeting. ...

5. Step Five: Select your first book and send out a Meeting Schedule for the remainder of the year.

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Step Five: Select your first book and send out a Meeting Schedule for the remainder of the year.

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Step Five: Select your first book and send out a Meeting Schedule for the remainder of the year.

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USE OF TECHNOLOGY: Google Classroom, Google docs, Padlet, Piktochart
COLLABORATION: Communicatio between students; Working as book critics
FINAL PRODUCTS: Book crtics / each month one book
PEDAGOGICAL OBJECTIVES:

encourage all students to reach their full potential as independent learners and develop a positive attitude to life-long learning.

provide a supportive and stimulating environment for students and staff.

reading with purpose

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BookClub activities will be a part of extracurricular activities for students in School.
Students will use ICT tools in their work for the purpose of shearing their ideas with other students and for communication.
Students portfolio of the work is going to be documentation of his/her work in BookClub.