Summer: Kids Monthly Fiction Book Club (8-10)
In this once-a-month book club, we will discuss a different fiction book each class.
Mary Hanna Wilson
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What's included
1 live meeting
45 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
Let's Celebrate a Book Together! Join me to discuss a fiction book each month. NOTE: This class will MEET MONTHLY. You will be charged once a month for the class coming that week. Please make a note of the dates and book titles below! Our book discussion will foster a love of books and lay the foundations for future literary analysis. Students will be encouraged to share their ideas, thoughts, and conclusions about various aspects of the book. We'll discuss topics such as plot elements, characters, themes, the author's style, and more. Each student will also be encouraged to bring their favorite quote to our discussion to share with the group. During our meeting, I will facilitate a roundtable discussion and make sure everyone has a chance to share their ideas. I'll guide the students as they express their own opinions and listen to the opinions of others. Learning to support your ideas from literature is the foundation of literary analysis, so our book club will give everyone the opportunity to practice in a comfortable atmosphere. I will ask everyone to share their favorite quote from the book at the end of each book club. Quotes can be silly or serious. Sharing a favorite quote is optional but encouraged. Students can also share a favorite moment, character, or scene. Book titles we will read and discuss this summer on the fourth Tuesday of the month: June 22: Pie by Sarah Weeks July 27: Adventures with Waffles by Maria Parr August 24: Book Scavenger by Jennifer Chambliss Bertman Don't forget about the fun stuff! Our book clubs will always include an element of fun, so we'll enjoy a game or activity together before our time ends.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Always research the content of this book before signing up your child. Common Sense Media is an excellent resource to read more details about the content of the book.
Supply List
Students will need a copy of each book (or an audiobook). Students can read the book on their own, listen to an audiobook, or parents can read the book to their child.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined March, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Towson State University
Hi Friends! Let's Celebrate Book Together!
Hi, my name is Mary and I love all things books and book clubs. I have been organizing and leading book clubs in the homeschool community for 6 years and I can't wait to discuss books with you. My book clubs are designed to encourage and inspire students to think more deeply about what they read, to form and defend their opinions, and to engage others in conversations about books.
I believe that book clubs are a brilliant way to lay the foundation for literary analysis. Well-crafted discussions help us explore various literary and plot elements, the author's style, and book themes in a fun and relaxed environment. I know everyone is capable of sharing great insights and the questions in our book club will be designed to draw those insights out.
I am a graduate of Towson University with a BS in Elementary Education. I taught in the public school system (elementary and then middle school) for five years before staying home with my kids. We began homeschooling over 12 years ago and in that time, my own love of children's books and young adult literature was reignited. I spent two years as an employee at Brave Writer where I facilitated online book clubs and now I share my love of books online on my own website at Celebrate a Book.
I live in North Carolina with my husband, four kids, and our dog, Lafayette. Yes, the dog represents our family's absolute love for Hamilton: The Musical.
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Live Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
45 min
Completed by 19 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-10
3-8 learners per class
