How to encourage your teens to read books

In this digital age we are in, the number of students reading actual books, especially in secondary school, is in danger of dwindling dramatically. Encourage your students to not only read books, but give them the opportunity to reflect on their thoughts by writing their own review on it. They can then use this review to share their opinions in a kind of book club style way! I have created a resource below that you can print off and can be used with any book. Feel free to use it with your students!

This resource can be completed at the end of their book and be kept in their personal file. This is great for looking back on at the end of the year which can prompt its own personal reflection. To encourage regular reading and completing books, ensure you offer a nice reward for every book they complete, review and share! 
Click on the image above to download this resource for free!

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