Book tasting

A book tasting is a wonderful way to get kids engaged in reading and familiarizing them with a wide variety of genres.

Book Tasting for your classroom! Learn how to run your own book tasting and get students engaged in reading. Includes tips on set up and how to run book tasting. Students will have opportunities to sample different genres and authors. They will take notes and refer back to their favorites when choosing a novel for independent reading. Sign up to get free book tasting resources: includes 13 trifolds and a placemat.

Haven't tried a book tasting with your students yet? This fun reading activity is an awesome way to introduce genres in your elementary classroom or library!

5 Tips for Hosting a Book Tasting Event: The Trapped Librarian shares 5 steps for hosting your own fun book tasting activity in your school library.

Book Tastings! I was seeing more and more teachers use them as a way to connect students with books they may love. I knew I wanted our students to be a part of an exciting event like this so the planning began. There was nothing out there for high school students! Since I love bringing the excitement of elementary school to high school, I knew I had to adapt. I wanted our students to experience the joy and love of reading for only that purpose. WHAT IS A BOOK TASTING?! A stack of books, a…

A book tasting is a way to expose students to different genres and get them excited about reading. Everything you need is in included in my activity packet!

Hosting a Book Tasting in your classroom is an amazing way to get your students interested in a variety of book genres.

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