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Here are the links for direction sheets as an example. They are not recently updated, so make a copy and adapt prior to use.
Computer (updated 2016): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VGadyYOYOEOWFTDhqwTpnvbM7Mu9KCLMzeHeANONFCA/edit?usp=sharing
iPad (updated 2018): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CJOEKQsEcHVlvEnsq94ZNYHRxoqEc_6hzSv89ANCp5Y/edit?usp=sharing

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This was fun!  Thanks for the great ideas.

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This was fun!  Thanks for the great ideas.

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Students read at the beginning of class every day for 10-20 minutes

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I begin each class period with my ninth graders with choice reading time (10 min).  

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I begin each class period with my ninth graders with choice reading time (10 min).  

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Often it is when they are working ahead, so students who struggle more often get less time.

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Often it is when they are working ahead, so students who struggle more often get less time.

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Conference with students - find out what they like and give recommendations

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Conference with students - find out what they like and give recommendations

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Post suggestions from upper-classmen. They're read more likely to read something their frindsfrinds have read.

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Do you have a good way for the voracious readers to share their top picks and suggestions without putting them on the spot?

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Do you have a good way for the voracious readers to share their top picks and suggestions without putting them on the spot?

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Have students give book talks.  I also give book talks weekly.

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Have students give book talks.  I also give book talks weekly.

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How do you keep students accountable for their reading? Could they just make up stuff on assignments especially about books the teacher hasn't read? 

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How do you keep students accountable for their reading? Could they just make up stuff on assignments especially about books the teacher hasn't read? 

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Booktalks --> I talk about what I am reading or have read over the summer! Hold up the book and make it a visual--> Students will often ask to read it that same day.

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Booktalks --> I talk about what I am reading or have read over the summer! Hold up the book and make it a visual--> Students will often ask to read it that same day.

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Book tasting went over great!  Suggestions for having students share out what they loved.  Does it have to be evaluated?

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Book tasting went over great!  Suggestions for having students share out what they loved.  Does it have to be evaluated?

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I have done a read/response EASY response to help them structure their read/write response. Students were NOT into it at all. It was a struggle to get the students to follow the directions and RESPOND to what they were reading.

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How do I get over the guilt I feel for having Free Read Days?

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I always love new book ideas for my class library.

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Incorporate technology with SSR

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I am always interested in what teachers do to get their kids to read.  Book ideas are also fun!

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I am always interested in what teachers do to get their kids to read.  Book ideas are also fun!

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There's always that kid who says I hate to read! "There's NOTHING I like".

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There's always that kid who says I hate to read! "There's NOTHING I like".

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Find books the boys will connect with and the girls will still like.

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Encourage reading--especially in "non-readers”

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I really want to find a way to get my "non-readers" to read

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I really want to find a way to get my "non-readers" to read

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Discover new book titles to share with students

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Discover new book titles to share with students