Book tasting

Have you tried Book Tasting? It's perfect for upper elementary classrooms. My students love it and yours will too! Introduce new genres and titles to your students while still allowing for student choice. Sign up to receive 13 trifolds and a placemat for free! Just add the books and you are all set. Your 3rd, 4th, or 5th graders will have a ready-to-go reference tool for choosing books all year long. #booktasting #guidedreading #readingteacher

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 stu...

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

Hosting a book tasting in your classroom or school library is fun and easy with this low-prep set! This is a great way to expose your upper elementary students to a variety of genres with a fun, hands-on activity!

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!

Help your students discover books by doing a book tasting activity in your classroom. I go through some FAQs to help you know how to set this up too!

Engage your readers with a fun Book Tasting Event in your elementary library or classroom! From dressing up like a chef to creating editable book tasting menus, you will love these 5 tips from the Trapped Librarian. Click through to the blog and start planning your Book Tasting Event today!

Librarians: here's how to host a book tasting for adults at your library. Fun, easy, and worthwhile. library programs | library programming | library programs for adults

Classroom transformations are the key to student engagement in the upper elementary classroom. Keep students learning and having fun at the same time!

When I saw Joanne Miller's resource "Book Tasting: Introduce Your Students to New Books" resource I just knew I needed to have this resource. I'm always looking for ways to engage my first graders in reading, especially those more-reluctant readers. The resource is geared for second grade all the way up to eighth so I was a bit worried it wouldn't work for my younger readers, but it went great! Using the included signs in the resource, I created excitement by posting signs up on the wall for…