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AJ Crocker

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Do you love diving into magical worlds, uncovering secrets, and discussing big ideas with fellow book lovers? Join us for a 4-day book camp where we’ll read and discuss Amari and the Night Brothers by B.B. Alston

📖 Chapters: 1-8 (~100 pages)
🎯 Focus: Character introductions, world-building, and Amari’s first challenges

🗣️ Discussion Topics:
First impressions of Amari and her world
The importance of belief—why does no one believe Amari about her brother?
What makes a great fantasy world?

🎨 Creative Activity: Design an acceptance letter to the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs—what special ability would you have?

📝 Reflection Question: How would you feel if you received an invitation like Amari’s?

Day 1: Entering the Supernatural World

📖 Chapters: 9-17 (~100 pages)

🎯 Focus: The Bureau’s rules, friendships, and Amari’s first tests

🗣️ Discussion Topics:
The role of power and privilege at the Bureau—who has advantages?
Comparing Amari’s experience to real-life situations (friendship, fitting in, proving yourself)

🎨 Creative Activity: Choose a Bureau department to work in and design a supernatural gadget

📝 Reflection Question: What would be the best and worst parts of training at the Bureau?

Day 2: Trials, Tribulations, and Teamwork

📖 Chapters: 18-26 (~100 pages)

🎯 Focus: Amari’s struggles, hidden histories, and growing confidence

🗣️ Discussion Topics:
What makes a good leader? How is Amari growing as a character?
Amari’s biggest fears—how does she overcome them?

🎨 Creative Activity: Debate! Should magicians be banned from the Bureau? Argue for or against.

📝 Reflection Question: How do our personal challenges help shape who we become?

Day 3: Facing Fears & Discovering Strength

📖 Chapters: 27-33(~100 pages)

🎯 Focus: The climax, final showdown, and Amari’s transformation

🗣️ Discussion Topics:
The biggest surprises and twists—what did you predict correctly?
What does Amari’s journey teach us about courage and resilience?

🎨 Creative Activity: Write an epilogue—what happens after the book ends?

📝 Reflection Question: What was your biggest takeaway from Amari’s story?

Day 4: The Final Test & The Truth Revealed

Summer Reading Literature Club: Amari and the Night Brothers

Join us for this book club for learners wanting to read the American Girl books! 


American Girl BOOK CLUB

Kristi Rodenbeck

In this book club, learners will read and discuss The Magician's Elephant by Kate DiCamillo! This will be a fun book club for your learner and a great way to strengthen their reading comprehension skills. #academic 

Book Club: The Magician's Elephant by Kate Dicamillo

Tristan - Book Clubs/Reading Comprehension

Looking for a fun and educational book club for kids? Welcome to the Pixar Five-Minute Stories Kids Book Club, the perfect reading program for young learners who love Disney and Pixar!

Disney Pixar Book Club

Sarah Spears

In this 4-week book club, students will read and discuss Gary Paulsen's Newbery Award winner wilderness survival novel, Hatchet 

Hatchet Book Club

Janelle Fila

In this ongoing book club, we will be reading through the Magic Tree House series. We will then be discussing what we read and the adventures of Jack and Annie! 

Magic Tree House Book Club

Jordan Hayes

In this book club, learners will read and discuss "Because of Winn-Dixie" by Kate DiCamillo. This will be a fun book club for your learner and a great way to strengthen their reading comprehension skills. 

Book Club: Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate Dicamillo

Join us for this book club for middle school readers!

Bookworms: A Book Club for Middle Schoolers

Dr. Sharon BC

In this book club, we will be reading books for kids ages 9-13 by South Asian authors! 

South Asian Book Club

Teacher Paro

16-Week Book Club: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Step into the magical world of Willy Wonka with our 16-Week Book Club dedicated to Roald Dahl’s timeless classic, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. 

Book Club -  Charlie & the Chocolate Factory

Come fall in love with this classic story as we read and discuss the timeless, and heartwarming adventures of Heidi in this 6 week book club.

Book Club - Heidi

Carol Burns PhD,  ACE Educator

This book club invites learners to explore captivating novels and engage in thought-provoking discussions! Watch your learner grow and develop their understanding and appreciation of literature!

Classics for Kids Book Club! 

Outschool Educator Jennifer Hall

In this 4-week book club, students will read The Outsiders, the award-winning novel by S. E. Hinton and discuss how a family of boys overcome the bullying and violence that threatens to tear them apart.  

The Outsiders Book Club 

In this 5-week book club, students will read and discuss Shakespeare's play, The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice

Othello: Shakespeare Book Club

In this 4-week book club, students will read and discuss William Golding's symbolic and savage Lord of the Flies 

Lord of the Flies Book Club

In this 5-week book club, students will read and discuss Shakespeare's play, The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark 

Hamlet: Shakespeare Book Club

In this self-paced 4-week book club, students will read Wonder at their own pace. Students can work on provided worksheets that include comprehension and vocabulary, 

Wonder Book Club

Mr.Kitch

Do you love diving into magical worlds, uncovering secrets, and discussing big ideas with fellow book lovers? Join us for a 4-day book camp where we’ll read and discuss The Troubled Girls of Dragomir Academy by Anne Ursu! 

Summer Reading Literature Club: The Troubled Girls of Dragomir Academy

Life Skills

This 4-session course focuses on executive function and study skills that students need to be successful in middle school. From organizing binders to creating prioritized to-do lists, from using planers to advocating for their needs.

Middle School Study Skills: Organization and Executive Function for Grades 5-8

Math

In this 8 class math intensive, students will be invited to explore all the math skills they need to thrive as they move on from 5th grade math. We will focus on the power standards of 5th grade and emphasize growth mindset in our work!

5th Grade Math Review Summer Camp

Explore the secrets of the Titanic in this nonfiction reading summer camp. In this 4-day summer camp we will read various nonfiction passages to dive into history, survivor stories, and deep-sea discoveries. Great to build comprehension!

Reading Comprehension Summer Camp: Secrets of the Titanic - Nonfiction Reading

In this 4 session course, students will learn to manage their challenging high school study lives and begin to level up their executive function skills for their future! From time management to prioritizing, note taking and beyond

High School Study Skills: Executive Function & Organization for Teens

In 4 sessions, students will learn how to find, build, and maintain healthy friendships. Through crafts, discussions, and activities, they will develop social skills, recognize red flags, set boundaries, and practice communicating!

Friendship Camp: Making New Friends and Caring for Friendships

Games & Hobbies

Are you a Gilmore Girls fan? Do you love fast talking, coffee filled adventures in Stars Hollow? Join this fun and interactive fan club where we’ll dive into all things Gilmore Girls with episode discussions, trivia, art projects, and more!

Gilmore Girls Summer Social Club - Weekly Episode Recap, Art, Trivia, and More

If your child is in need of extra support to keep their academic lives organized? This course is for you! As an ADHD scholar with 10 years of teaching experience, I help students develop skills and build systems so they thrive in school!

Organization & Executive Function 1-on-1 Coaching

This 4-unit self-paced course focuses on executive function and study skills that students need to be successful in middle school. In 12 lessons, each about 10-15 minutes long, students explore study and executive function skills. 

Organization for Middle School Studies - Self-Paced

This tutoring session (30 min) is designed for students who are looking to improve their writing skills. From getting help with crafting great essays to perfecting your handwriting, from poetry to your first novel - I can help you grow!

1:1 One on One  Writing Tutor - Support for All Kinds of Writing (30 Min)

Master note-taking skills in this class! Explore two different kinds of note taking strategies - 2-column or Cornell notes AND Mind mapping! Then learn how to organize your notes for better understanding, and review for tests or papers.

Note Taking Methods - Find the Perfect Fit

Meeting summer reading goals is easy for strong readers but may be frustrating for others. This club is an opportunity to earn reading credit through listening to read-alouds. This also builds focus, comprehension, and prosody over time. 

Interactive Book Club for Summer Reading Hours 

Miss Jessica

In this 8-week class, students will choose which 4 books they would like to read together and then will read and discuss each book. 

R.U.T.A.N Summer Reading Book Club (Age 11-14) 

Mrs. Rutan (she/her)

In this 12-week course, students will read Varian Johnson's *To Catch a Cheat* and discuss it together. This book is full of adventure, twists, and one big problem!

Summer Reading Book Club: To Catch a Cheat

Nicole Hundley

In this 18-week class, we will explore lots of fun classics for children in the 6th-8th grades.  Live discussions will ensue and there will be comprehension questions for them to complete in between.

Spring Semester: Classic Book Reading Literature Class for Grades 6th-8th

Natalie B

In this multi-day summer reading club, learners will read and discuss Grace Lin's magical and imaginative novel, Where the Mountain Meets the Moon!

Summer Reading Novel Study!

Literature for the year. From heated adventures in the summer, to scary stories in the fall, students will enjoy each season by reading a classic short story every week and studying it through short answer, analysis, and discussion

Classic Short-Story Summer Reading Club for Middle School

Mr. Van, Certified Teacher

In this 8 week summer camp students will join in on a fun and carefree sibling rivalry to see who can sell the most lemonades at their competing lemonade stands. What better way to kick off the summer than with lemonade! 

Summer Reading Camp: The Lemonade War

Mrs. Allison

In this 8-week book club, students will read and the very whimsical *Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library* by Chris Grabenstein. This book is full of humor, puzzles, and creative twists. 

Summer Reading Book Club: Escape From Mr. Lemoncello's Library

Teenage students will enjoy the month of August by studying this classic book by Nella Larsen through analysis and discussion.

Classic Novel Study: Summer Reading Class of Passing

Middle School students will enjoy the summer by reading and studying this classic book by Ray Bradbury through analysis and discussion.

Classic Novel Study: Summer Reading Class of Fahrenheit 451 

Teenage students will enjoy the month of May by studying this classic book by John Steinbeck through analysis, discussion, and nonfiction texts.

Classic Novel Study: Summer Reading Class of Of Mice and Men

Teenage students will enjoy the summer by reading and studying this classic book by Robert Louis Stevenson through analysis and discussion.

Classic Novel Study: Summer Reading Class of Treasure Island

In this teen summer book club, we’ll read a new book each month and meet weekly to discuss characters, themes, and connections to our own lives. 

Summer Reading Adventure: YA Stories of Courage, Culture, and Identity

Courtney Runchey

This is your chance to explore the depths of Shakespeare's genius and unlock the secrets of his enduring legacy.  Immerse yourself in the rich history and captivating language of this iconic play. 

Shakespeare - Midsummer Night's Dream Literature Study

Brandy Dahlen Yun and BE Education

In this guided reading group, students will read and discuss And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie while developing their reading comprehension, literary analysis, and discussion skills in a supportive group setting.

Analyzing Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None: A Summer Reading Course

Kurie

Teenage students will enjoy the month of June by studying this classic novel by Sandra Cisneros through analysis and discussion.

Summer Reading Literature Club: Amari and the Night Brothers

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