Hi! I am meeting with our Religious School 4th graders this Tuesday afternoon
so they can select a book to hopefully check out for Jewish Book Month. I have
about a half an hour. Rather than just me standing up front and doing a book
chat, I am trying to think up an activity where they can choose a book out on
display, spend 5-10 minutes browsing through the book, and then share their
observations with the group on whether they might like to check it out. Has
anyone done any kind of activity like this and suggestions on how to make it
work? Thanks!
Janice Levine
Phillip's Library at Congregation Etz Chaim
Marietta, GA
Reading right now: The Last Rose of Shanghai by Reina Dai Randel
Listening to: The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown
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