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Create personalized reading logs where each student can keep track of the books they read, along with a brief summary and their personal reflections. This fosters a habit of reflective reading.

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Encourage students to create their own book trailers for a book they've finished reading. This can be done individually or in groups, mixing literacy with digital storytelling skills.

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How to Make a Book Trailer (The Easy Way)

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Real marks:

Adonai- 86%, Afonso- 71%, Bernardo- 71%, Érica- 86%, Gabriel- 71%, João Fundevila- 100%, João Santana- 86%, Léo- 100%, Maria- 86%, Miguel- 100%, Miriam- 71%, Nilton- 57%, Rafaela- 57%, Rita Prazeres- 57%, Rita Rocha- 71%, Rodrigo- 86%, Rubi- 86%, Tomás- 86%

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Scoresheet - Plickers-'Whose boots are these?'

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Pair students up for partner reading sessions where they take turns reading aloud to each other. This activity helps improve fluency and provides an opportunity for peer teaching.

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Design a book-themed escape room. Students solve puzzles related to the plot, characters, or themes of a book they have read, combining critical thinking with their book knowledge.

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Welcome to the escape room. Your goal is simple. Get out alive. In the lucrative world of finance, Vincent, Jules, Sylvie, and Sam are a...

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'What are they like?'

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Adonai