Mock Newbery Toolkit
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Detailing the most important aspects of the award selection process, this toolkit provides an accessible framework for communities to practice and enjoy the discussion of distinguished books. This toolkit is designed to be used virtually or in-person.
This toolkit draws from the experience of ALSC members, including past Newbery committee members, and is based on the real criteria and procedures found in the Newbery Manual. Learn more about the award on the Newbery Medal homepage and learn more about the centennial on the Newbery 100 page.
Download the PDF Newbery Toolkit -- for digital or print use.
Created by ALSC member Susie Isaac, these guides can be used as a resource for leading Newbery discussions or creating your own activities.
This Powerpoint contains Newbery trivia questions that can be used for all your trivia needs! Answers found in the notes of each slide.