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I've had book clubs and am excited to get into lit circles in both 5th and 8th grades. The small group literary discussions are the best!

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I use literary circles often. Sometimes, I have the students rotate through four roles. Discussion Direction, Conflict Connoisseur, Literary Luminary,  and Outside Connector.  Students have a specific job prior to the circles based on their role.

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A lit circle turns "reading time" into "conversation time." It allows for authentic, informal questioning and response between students.

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I'm super excited to bring literature circles to 4th graders after only have done them with middle school in the past. I think selecting appropriate texts and role review are key to a successful group discussion.

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I'm super excited to bring literature circles to 4th graders after only have done them with middle school in the past. I think selecting appropriate texts and role review are key to a successful group discussion.

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Literature Circles/Book Clubs lend an opportunity for students to dig deep and think more critically about what they are reading. In addition, it allows you to differentiate as you can assign work that fits the needs of each learner. I have found book clubs to elevate students independence and love for reading!

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We will start literature circles later this year.  I love that literature circles are designed to encourage student lead discussions about  characters, events in the and any connections they have to the story.

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We will start literature circles later this year.  I love that literature circles are designed to encourage student lead discussions about  characters, events in the and any connections they have to the story.

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I am going to be using literature circles later this year when we do differentiated books for our immigration unit.  I also enjoy doing whole class discussions as well.

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I am going to be using literature circles later this year when we do differentiated books for our immigration unit.  I also enjoy doing whole class discussions as well.

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I have not used literature circles in grades K or 1 and am trying to wrap my head around how to effectively do so...so I am excited to learn more and hear other people's feedback.
One thought I had was whether or not they would be an effective teaching took in our upcoming Fairytales Unit. we could read a shared text and then split up the jobs of looking for different story elements.

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I've never used Lit Circles but I'm really excited to start. They seem like a great, differentiated method to delve deeply into texts and have students think critically about different issues, text features and the author's choices.

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A literature circle is a place for students to discuss a text and apply critical thinking skills to the text. The struggle of doing literature circles is managing students' different reading levels and critical thinking abilities.

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A place for students to discuss a text with clear roles and expectations. Students can use a shared reading to dig deeper into themes, genres, and current events. Lit circles can also be used to create questions that can lead to a larger research project.

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small groups that discuss novels
in a more critical thinking way -*analyze, synthesize & evaluate elements, characters, actions and authors purpose*