Here is a list of 50 books for high schoolers that our high school students use each year of high school. They choose 4 books from this list.
Do your high school students struggle to find books they can’t put down? Here are 31 student-approved books to read for high school that won’t disappoint!
These are books every high schooler needs to read because every single book on this list is great. And actually, they are great for adults to read, too.
Books every high-schooler should read before they graduate. These are some of the best books for teenagers and are a must for homeschool.
You probably SparkNoted these books before, but now's your chance to read them.
Novels like ‘The Kite Runner’ and ‘The Help’ aren’t often required reading, but here’s why we want them to be.
I never really spent much time thinking about banned books until I began homeschooling. I noticed that the books I was reading with my kids frequently ended up on banned book lists. I enjoyed the
Here are some of the best must-read Homeschool High School Literature books and series and Free Study Guides to go with them.
These are 15 must-read books included in the high school freshman reading list. There is sure to be one for you to enjoy!
Are you looking for books to use in your high school classroom that will actually engage your students? High school novels aren’t always the easiest to choose, especially when you have a group of students who are reluctant readers. Try a few of these suggestions for novels to teach in high school English that will keep your students excited about reading.
Want to keep your kids reading over the summer? Pick up a summer reading list for all ages here! You’ll also find free printable lists and reading records.
Do your high school students struggle to find books they can’t put down? Here are 31 student-approved books to read for high school that won’t disappoint!
Looking for the “must-read classic books” you should be including on your high schooler's reading list? Here's a list to get you started.
Novels like ‘The Kite Runner’ and ‘The Help’ aren’t often required reading, but here’s why we want them to be.
High School Literature List - This is an extensive but certainly not exhaustive list of reading selections for high school. This first section focuses on American Literature.
Great 10th grade summer reading list for high school students aged 15-16 (aka: sophomore age). Huge range of books for a high school reading list for tenth grade from social issues book list, contemporary books for high schoolers, and classic books for high school students. Free summer reading log printable to go along with the books recommended for 10th graders!
To help reluctant readers, it is even more important that we find the perfect books for high school students who hate reading.
If you're looking for new material for your high school syllabus, look no further than our favorite book lists for high school students.
This 9th grade reading list, created for homeschool students, features historical literature. This book list has something for everyone.
Looking for the “must-read classic books” you should be including on your high schooler's reading list? Here's a list to get you started.
Novels like ‘The Kite Runner’ and ‘The Help’ aren’t often required reading, but here’s why we want them to be.
Great 10th grade summer reading list for high school students aged 15-16 (aka: sophomore age). Huge range of books for a high school reading list for tenth grade from social issues book list, contemporary books for high schoolers, and classic books for high school students. Free summer reading log printable to go along with the books recommended for 10th graders!
Our American literature high school reading list was designed to merge two of our current curriculum choices for the year.
Find a list of books every high schooler should read to foster learning and inspiration. From timeless classics to modern literature, there are many great options.
This 10th grade reading list is full of books that are perfect for high school students. It can even be used as the base of a homeschool world literature class.
Whether you homeschool or send your children to a traditional school, summer is a great time to encourage kids to read. Libraries have reading programs for all ages- I’ve even won a drawing in ours! And reading great books is far preferable to sitting in front of an electronic device all day.If you’re looking to
This 10th grade reading list is full of books that are perfect for high school students. It can even be used as the base of a homeschool world literature class.
These American history books are the perfect addition to my daughter's homeschool high school American literature class. Titles include fiction and nonfiction.
(Inside: Book recommendations for high schoolers. A list of compelling books that high schoolers will want to read. Help your teen find a book he/she will love. Improve your student's reading skills.) "I love that book!" one student declared to another as she passed me a slip of paper scribbled with her favorite book
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Hello again-- The SuperHERO Teacher here to discuss the importance of DIVERSITY!!! The quote, "books are companions, teachers, magicians, and bankers of the treasures of the mind. Books are humanity in print" by Barbara Tuchman comes to mind when I think of building a diverse classroom library. If books are humanity in print, then we, as teachers, need to represent EACH of out students from all walks of life! All of our students are experiencing something different, whether we know about it or not. Whether it's sexual harassment, racism, bullying, abuse, suicidal thoughts, or a learning disability, everyone is experiencing their own grief, and building a diverse classroom library gives us the opportunity to help these students through challenging times with the art of literature. Buying loads of books can be EXPENSIVE! It can be frustrating at times, because we want what's best for our students, but often times don't have the resources to get them. Here are a few ideas for finding books for your library: THRIFT STORES are your best friend. Seriously, hit up 5 or 6 in a day and you'll have to call your teacher friends to help you carry all of your books inside. A lot of thrift stores even organize their books by age level, so you can head directly to the Young Adult Literature section and pick out all of the discounted books you need! DISCOUNT BOOKS WEBSITES are your other best friend! Challenge: Go to www.thriftbooks.com and type in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. You can find new and used versions for as little as $3!!! FRIENDS & FAMILY love to help. Set up an Amazon Wish List or a DonorsChoose account and reach out to friends and family to help build your diverse classroom library. Explain to them what you're trying to achieve and HOW it will help your students grow! You'll be surprised how many people wish their teachers did the same for them and will generously donate toward the cause. Now that you have a few ways to fund your classroom library, it's time to start thinking about your students and how you can represent them through literature. That can be tricky! I've already done the research, though, and I'm happy to share 60 young adult books that represent a variety of students! Download the free poster to put in your library and the list of books here. You'll find that each of these books focuses on a different topic that might have a direct impact on your students. From The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime that features an incredible story about a mathematically gifted boy with Asperger's Syndrome to Luna, a story that follows the life of sixteen-year-old Regan as she keeps the secret of her older sister Luna's transgender identity-- this list of books is sure to include a taste of all different topics. Now that you have all of these incredible books to spoil your students with, independent reading is a must! I'm a huge fan of independent reading and the positive impact it can have on students' love for literature. I love using my "Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover" activity because it encourages students to look past the cover and truly see what's inside before judging-- just like we should encourage people to do when meeting others. Simply wrap the books in paper, write a brief description on the outside of the paper about the overall concept of the book, and encourage students to select a book based on the description! My students LOVED it so much. Here are more diverse reading options for your students! 1. Reading the World Challenge by Nouvelle ELA 2. Independent Reading Novel Discussion Questions by Presto Plans I hope this blog post gives you a starting point for diversifying your classroom library more than you already have! All the best, The SuperHERO Teacher
Required High School American Literature Reading List is lengthy and can be dry. High School American Literature Reading List looks fairly similar across the United States, but that doesn’t m…
If we're going to *insist* on required reading, here are five books you should read in high school (or books you should have read in high school, if you're of a certain age).
So this is our High School Reading List for the kids. These are the classic books and important books we think they should read for high school literature. It is a work in progress. I'd love
Novels like ‘The Kite Runner’ and ‘The Help’ aren’t often required reading, but here’s why we want them to be.
Did you know that there is a Banned Books Week each September? I am fascinated by this idea and immediately went on a deep dive. It turns out that some of my favorite books are banned books for high
Book Talk For English Teachers and Other Lovers of Reading
The benefits of summer reading for kids are too large to ignore. Encourage your kids to read over the summer by gifting them a pile of books as soon as school is out. This post is part of an ongoing Summer Reading for Kids series. Click HERE to find ideas for reading activities, reading lists, and reading incentives…and...
This 10th grade reading list is full of books that are perfect for high school students. It can even be used as the base of a homeschool world literature class.
Whether you're in school or just looking for some nostalgia, you'll want to add these movies about high school to your must-watch list.
Here is a list of 50 books for high schoolers that our high school students use each year of high school. They choose 4 books from this list.
"I was born with a reading list I will never finish." —Maud Casey
9th grade summer reading list for 14-15 year olds entering high school, including realism, historical fiction, nonfiction, graphic novels.
Hi friends! I have FINALLY made a resource that has been about 5-6 years in the making. For years I have wanted a comprehensive resource with book recommendations for middle school and high school students. Often times, when I want books within certain genres or categories, I can find very small lists with 5-10 book ... Read more
If we're going to *insist* on required reading, here are five books you should read in high school (or books you should have read in high school, if you're of a certain age).
Best Homeschool High School Literature Suggestions For Teens. Creating these homeschool high school literature suggestions for teens is more satisfying now that my teens graduated.
Do your high school students struggle to find books they can’t put down? Here are 31 student-approved books to read for high school that won’t disappoint!
Classic literature is considered classic for good reason; its characters are relatable and its themes are timeless. If you are making additions to or revising the reading list for your English Language Arts course, here's 10 classic literature titles that are still worth teaching in middle school and high school.
