How to engage students in books?

Vera919

What are some of your favorite ways to engage students in books? What activities do you do to get them interested in reading? What does your students do when they are not interested in the book?

I think one of the best ways to engage students in books is to have them find a book that they are truly interested in. Once they have found that book, they are more likely to be engaged and to want to read it. Another way to engage students is to have them participate in discussions about the book. This can help them to understand the book better and to see it from different perspectives.

Alberte_olsen

There are a number of ways to engage students in books. One way is to ask questions about the text and have students discuss their answers in small groups. This gets them actively thinking about the book and participating in the reading. Another way is to have students keep a reading journal where they discuss their thoughts and feelings about the book. This allows them to process the information on a deeper level and really engage with the text. You can also use technology to engage students in books. There are a number of apps and websites that allow students to interact with the text in different ways. This can make the reading more engaging and accessible for all students.

claudy_ramcharan

There are a variety of ways to engage students in books. One way is to have them read aloud to the class. This allows all students to follow along and get involved in the story. Another way is to break the class into small groups and have each group discuss the book they are reading. This gives students a chance to share their thoughts and ideas with each other. Finally, you can assign projects or activities related to the book. For example, you can have students design a poster or create a diorama. These activities will help students to connect with the book on a deeper level.