Beauty and the Beast.....click BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS Beauty and the Beast.....click FUN! READING IS
The Princess Bride...click BOOK REPORTS TEN WAYS TO DO BOOK REPORTS The Princess Bride...click
The Neverending Story...click Presented by Pat Davis Teacher of 4th Grade Gifted Pony Express Elementary The Neverending Story...click
Assignment Explained Due the first of each month Each method may be repeated only once For extra credit,the same book may be reported in several methods
Book Report Form #1 click me 1. Who are the main characters? 2. What is the plot of the book? 3. Would you recommend this book for your friends? 4. Write a short synopsis of your book. #1 click me
#2 Character Report Dorothy of Oz
Rewrite the Ending #3 click me How would you change the ending of the story? click me
Posters and Advertisements #4 Posters and Advertisements Make a poster advertising your book Poster Be creative ! Use pictures! click me
#5 You are the editor and want changes! It is your job to write a letter to the author persuading him to change. click me
#6 AUTHOR! AUTHOR! AUTHOR! How would you finish the letter? click me Dear Author, I wanted to tell you why I appreciated your book. How would you finish the letter? click me
Interviewing #7 click me You are a reporter. Interview one of the main characters. click me
Extra! Extra! Read all about it!! #8 Extra! Extra! Read all about it!! You are a reporter. Write a news story about something important in your book
#9 LETTER TO YOUR CLASS Convince them they need to read your book Dear Class, My book is so good, it makes Pokeman look dull! It is a must read for every student.
#10 Power Point Children may use Power Point to present outlines of their book samples Sid’s Brandon’s Ryan’s
ABOUT ME Fourth grade gifted teacher at Pony Express Elementary, Sacramento City Unified School District Ten ways to do Book Reports meets reading and writing standards for multi-grades as difficulty level can be adjusted for different levels. Particularly, it meets the 3.0 Standard for 4th grade. “Students read and respond to a wide variety of significant works of… literature.”