Moving Forward With Literature Circles: How to Plan, Manage, and Evaluate Literature Circles to Deepen Understanding and Foster a Love of Reading (Theory and practice) by Richard L. Allington

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Richard L. Allington claimed There´s no better way to deepen children´s comprehension and appreciation of books than with literature circles. But let´s face it, it´s not always easy to plan, manage, and evaluate them—until now. Whether you´re starting from scratch or just looking for new ideas, Moving Forward with Literature Circles provides all the tools you need—guidelines, minilessons, booklists, checklists, and more—to maintain a successful program in your classroom.

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