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A Scholastic book list of 5th grade favorites for your classroom library. Fifth grade is a critical point in a student's academic career, as they read more complex texts and dive into advanced topics.
431 books based on 350 votes: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling, The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan, Holes by Louis Sachar, Matilda ...
100 Best Books for 5th Graders (10-Year-Olds) Does your 10-year-old boy or girl in fifth grade need a good book? Find good middle grade books for 5th graders with my recommendations and reviews, plus topic and genre tags to help you easily pick your 5th grader’s next favorite book.
These 47 incredible books for 5th graders include sports books, graphic novels, food books, action stories, dance books, and more.
Our list offers captivating, tween-friendly stories from a variety of perspectives. You'll find historical fiction, realistic contemporary stories, exciting fantasies, middle school tales, and memoirs in verse. There is so much to choose from for kids age 10 to 11.
Here are some of our favorite 5th grade books to teach in the classroom and to use for independent reading, as recommended by teachers.
This list includes my 20 favorite books to use for novel studies, literature circles, or book clubs in your fifth grade classroom. Perfect if you're looking for 5th grade books to read aloud in your classroom or to build your library. Includes a short novel summary and supporting resources for each.
Books for grade 5. This list of recommended reading books for grade 5 has been curated and compiled by teachers and librarians to appeal to elementary school children in the 5th grade, aged 10-11. There is a range of exciting and thought-provoking books to suit all abilities, including easy readers and more advanced texts.
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These ten excellent books for 5th-grade readers meet those requirements and more. There’s something here for every fifth grader. Your reader only needs to decide which book to read first.