Book Clubs Instead of Book Reports

Book Clubs Instead of Book Reports In “Book Clubs Instead of Book Reports,” episode #090, Meredith Curtis weighs in on the question: should we write book reports or have a book club? She shares why book reports affect the way you read a book and how it is possible for them to suck the life out of reading. However, she gives tips for making them more interesting to write and read. Meredith explains how book clubs can revolutionize literature in your home school and treat the entire family to an hour of fun, food, and great learning. She also gives practical advice to help you get started and questions you can start with to get the ball rolling.       Powerline Productions, Inc. Being World Changers, Raising World Changers! We offer books and ebooks to help you homeschool to the Glory of God! Check out our great literature classes!       Show Notes What is the purpose of writing about a book or discussing a book? Why we tried book clubs Book Reports Why they can be helpful Why they can be harmful Why they are boring How to make book reports worth writing Book Clubs Why they are more fun than book reports E.G. Robin Hood Why they are help you dig deeper into the work of literature How books clubs make you want to read more What are the challenges? Book Clubs Setting up a book club Having a Focus (Scarlett Letter Symbolism, ...) Food & Drinks Building a Lifetime Habit Alternatives to Book Clubs Homeschool Co-op Classes Chatting Online Family Dinner Table Questions that Work for All Books Did you like this book? Why or why not? What was your favorite part of the book and why? Who was your favorite character and why? Did anything that happened in the story surprise you? Why did it surprise you? Does anyone in the book remind you of someone in your family or one of your friends? Did you like the characters in the book? Why did you like them? Was their one or more characters you didn’t like in this book? Why didn’t you like them? Resources           These Courses all include Book Club Discussion Questions   ...