Book report lapbook

Oh baby! There's nothing better than doodles to get students excited about learning. In the free doodle book review, students complete planning pages before creating a doodle-themed, one-page book report. This book review is accessible and fun...and since I know your students will LOVE IT, I'm providing an exclusive FREE DOODLE BOOK REVIEW.

You can read ANY chapter book and create a hands-on project for it with our engaging Book Report Lapbook.

Inspire a love of reading in your kids with book reports that are fun, simple, and creative! Enjoy these great book report templates for kindergarten & 1st grade, and try some of these great book report tips and ideas!

book report cube

Check out this book report sample of a lapbook! Lapbooks are file folders with foldables inside for a subject. They are great for culminating projects and can be used across subject areas. Foldable…

A free, editable template to help your students create a flipbook for any animal. In this PDF you can customize the headings, ready for your students to write in and then assemble. They can then lift the flaps to reveal the information inside! Ideal for science interactive notebooks or lapbooks at primary or elementary level.

Backpack Books: An End of Year Memory Book and Reflection Writing Activity - Raise the Bar Reading

Use this free printable book report sandwich idea to recall what you read. Print in black / white or color and use with elementary age kids.

Harry Potter reading fair board

Book reports don't need to be painfully boring. In fact, they can be a ton of fun! Here are 10 creative book report ideas to use in your classroom.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Book fair project

Are you wondering how to make a lap book? Then you're going to love the ideas, tips, and resources presented at this blog post. Plus a FREEBIE!

Clever ideas for kids' book reports, from mint tins to cereal boxes to a Wanted poster.

No more boring book reports! Check out 26+ FUN, creative and unique book report ideas and free printable projects too!

Independent reading is huge in my classroom ... HUGE. There is not a day that goes by that we don't find the time to squeeze it in. When I first started my teaching career I worried about keeping students accountable for their independent reading time - we kept reading logs, students had questions to answer, you name it - I tried it. I think I tried so many different ways because none of them were working for me (and my students). And then ... I scrapped it all. And the sheer LOVE of reading…

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Choose one of the fifty states from the United States of America and jump into to a wonderful research project with our State Lapbook.

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