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Bookworms Club Reading Circles

The award-winning formula for natural, enjoyable discussions in English.

1) Reading Circles
Reading Circles are small groups of students who meet in the classroom to talk about stories. Each student has a special role, and usually there are six roles in the Circle. Move your mouse over each role to learn more.

Discussion Leader				Culture Collector

Passage Person				Summariser

Word Master				Connector

2) The Role Sheets Each role has a role sheet, with notes and questions, which will help learners prepare for Reading Circles discussions in the classroom. The role sheets are in the Teacher's Handbook.
Download six role sheets, example role sheets, the role badges, and schedule chart FREE Download expansion activities including the Plotting the Pyramid graphic >>

3) The stories

Bookworms Club - Stories for Reading Circles
The stories in these five collections have been specially chosen from the Oxford Bookworms Library for Reading Circles. They have many different themes, and students everywhere enjoy reading them and talking about them in their Circle. The stories are available at five different levels.

Everybody’s ideas are important in a Reading Circle; there are no 'right' or 'wrong' answers when you are talking about stories. Enjoy the reading, enjoy the talking – and discover the magic of Reading Circles ...