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Take a look at the Book Report Forms and choose which form, activity, or project your child would like to do. These are just some ideas. You may print a page from this document or you can use your own idea. Remember to include Book Title, Author, Number of Pages, Fiction/Non-Fiction and some type of story summary or breakdown. Most importantly, make it fun!
Neatness is very important. It is part of our Presentation Writing Trait. So remember to do your best work!
Looking for more of a challenge? We love it when students challenge themselves!
Need a visual? Here are some ideas...
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(Optional: This will be kept in their Book Report Folder in class, but you may choose to log the books at home as well to avoid bringing in the same book twice)
(These questions can be used while reading with your child to promote a higher level of
critical thinking)
critical thinking)
CALIFORNIA STATE STANDARDS
