Description
Motivating students to become wild readers is always one of my top priorities each school year. From ridiculously engaging read-aloud voices to weekly themed shelves, I am willing to pull out all the stops because growing students into readers matters. One of the easiest ways to achieve student buy-in is peer pressure! Getting students to suggest books to other students immediately validates the recommendation.
This resource includes…
*3 book recommendation templates
*Book Recommendation Checklist (anchor chart)
*Book Recommendation Checklist (for students)
If you have any questions or requests, feel free to email me at [email protected].
Catherine
The Brown-Bag Teacher
***For other teaching and learning resources, check out my Primary Math Centers, Word Work Centers and Visual Directions and Primary Writing Prompts and Papers.










Mary Anne S. –
I can’t wait to begin using this in my classroom. I know my students will love it!
Katrina P. –
I love this and can’t wait to use this after break!
Ceila T. –
Thank you for your creativity!! I love how you also included the student check list! It ties right in with our opinion writing after Christmas break.
Mary F. –
What a great way to get students excited about reading! Will be using this as soon as we come back after Christmas break. Thank you for sharing!
My Little Teaching World –
Thank you so much!
Stephanie D. –
Fun, fun, fun! I cannot wait to have my students use these. Not only will they be super happy to recommend books to others, this will make a great bulletin board. It’s an all- around win!
Pauline Pretz –
I can’t wait to begin this in the New Year. Thank you
Foreman Teaches –
I am sure my students will love using this to recommend books to their classmates. Thank you.
April B. –
I love that you have a student checklist and two options. Thank you for sharing!