I have previously posted a simple 1-page book report. It can be used by beginners or more advanced students to force brevity and work on summarizing skills. Here it is:
I have also developed a fuller book report for the more advanced reader. Remember when answering the questions to use proper sentences, and the good paragraph structure with opening sentence, supporting sentences, and closing statements. This structure can be used for book reports at any grade level. I have given an example using JK Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban".
Enjoy your reading!
Lisa
HI Lisa....I just found your Blog and these wonderful templates! I have an 11 & 7yr old son and both struggle with putting their thoughts down on paper after reading a book. How do I print these off from your site!
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Hi Erica
DeleteYou should be able to click on each image and print that page off right from the website. If you don't have a print icon in a toolbar in your browser, then you can click the image page, right-click, and print should be an option. You will have to print each page separately. They will print as pdf's.
I'm glad you find these useful. Feel free to browse the archives for other math and English worksheets. I am currently working on more and I hope to publish them soon.
Lisa
Thanks for these sheets. Many people will surely find this to be handy in the future.
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I like your book report guide quite alot. Thank you for sharing your skill and experience.
ReplyDeleteI like your book report guide quite alot. Thank you for sharing your skill and experience.
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