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Have your students create a flip book using these Groundhog Day writing templates. Students color and design their booklet covers and then write their stories on the inside templates.
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Groundhog Day Lesson Plans
Your students will enjoy writing about the book Stellaluna using these fun bat creative writing templates. This is a great book to read to your students near Halloween or during a unit about bats.
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Stellaluna Lesson Plans
For this fun cooperative group project, students work together to describe Billy, The Duke of Hampshire, and the three animals that make up the Ladderless Window Cleaning Company.
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The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me
Factory Lesson Plans
For this cooperative group project, students work together to describe the two main characters, the problem, and the solution of the story. There is an area on the tortoise templates for students to draw a picture of Alfie.
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Esio Trot Lesson Plans
The "athletes" in your class will have fun racing around the world reading 7 books, which represent the 7 continents.
For each book, students fill out the pages in their reading passports by writing a summary about the book and drawing a picture. Then, students color that continent on their world maps.
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Amazing Reading Race Passports
Encourage your students to "Chill Out With a Good Book" with these cute penguin reading sticker charts.
These penguin shaped reading sticker charts are a fun teaching resource to use to motivate your students to chill out and read during the winter months of the school year.
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Penguin Reading Sticker Charts
Your students will be enthusiastic to write text messages about their books using these fun cell phone templates. This two sided project is perfect for hanging from the ceiling or displaying in a window.
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Cell Phone Book Report Projects
Your students will branch out and learn about cause and effect relationships with this fun tree shaped project. Students write the causes in the tree's branches and the effects in the tree's leaves.
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Cause and Effect Tree Projects
Do you want to encourage your students to dive into reading this year? This book report set contains 12 unique fish templates so that you can assign a variety of different fish templates to your students.
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Dive Into Reading Book Reports
Do you want to encourage your students to read 9 different genres of literature? This sticker chart set contains 11 different fish templates so that you can assign a variety of different fish templates to your students.
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Dive Into Reading Sticker Charts
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Do you want a fun and challenging book report idea for your students that will make them hungry to read their books? Your students will find this cheeseburger book report project delicious!
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Cheeseburger Book Report Projects
Are you looking for a fun idea that requires students to design a game all about their books? Your students will have fun playing their games together after they have finished these engaging projects!
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Game Board Book Report Projects
Your students will love designing large character body projects about the characters found in their books. This project is also ideal for a biography book report about a famous person.
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Character Body
Book Report Projects
These Dr. Seuss lesson plans include a 4 page Grinch flip book. Students color their cover sheets (shown above) and inside their booklets, they complete the different creative writing activities.
This set includes a crossword puzzle, scrabbled word puzzle, and a maze.
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Lesson Plans
Nonfiction Book Reports: Your students will enjoy being newspaper editors and writing articles, cartoons, and timelines based on the famous people that they have read about in their books.
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Biography Newspapers (nonfiction)
Your students will be enthusiastic about becoming chefs and creating a sandwich book report project that contains 7 different layers in it (6 of the layers are shown above).
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Sandwich Book Report Projects
For this fun group project, students work together to write descriptions and draw pictures about what happens to the Charlie Bucket and the four naughty children in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
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Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory Lesson Plans
One of my students' favorite projects of the year is this large group project for The Enormous Crocodile. Students write about the 4 clever tricks that the crocodile plans in order to eat the children in town.
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For this large castle group project, students write about the following: Prince Brat, Jemmy, Cutwater, Hold Your Nose Billy, setting, plot, problem, solution, and conclusion. My students love completing this fun project with their group!
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The Whipping Boy Lesson Plans
Earth Day is celebrated on April 22. For this assignment, students write an acrostic poem with an environmental theme that is set inside a globe template.
You will also find a fun Earth Day 4 Parts of Speech powerpoint activity on my website that is ideal to use along with this Earth Day set of poetry lesson plans.
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Earth Day Lesson Plans
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I just wanted to take a minute to say THANK YOU for the free downloads that are included in your newsletter Teachers Have Class each month, I look forward to receiving every single issue. I absolutely love your products and what you do. I am so excited to use your resources through my teaching journey. Keep up the awesome work. Happy Holidays!
Your lesson plans for Stellaluna, Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving, and How the Grinch Stole Christmas have saved me so much planning time this year. My Gr. 3 students really enjoyed completing the projects that you designed for each of these books. I was able to create great Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas displays in my classroom this year with their projects. Thanks for sharing your ideas and for saving me time.
My students loved your seasonal powerpoint games for Halloween and Thanksgiving. They thought they were playing a game instead of reviewing grammar ;-) I've already purchased all of your other holiday powerpoint lesson plans. Keep making more of these great activities, more POWER to you Heidi!
I just wanted to say thank you for the most amazing teaching resources that I have ever come across in my thirty years of teaching. I have used many of your book report sets this year and my students absolutely loved them. What was particularly pleasing was seeing some of my reluctant readers (especially the boys) really wanting to read books and complete the activities. Keep up the great work!
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I'm writing to tell you that my students just finished the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory group projects. They worked so hard, and the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory projects turned out great! We had them to show for student led conferences. The parents were very impressed, and so were many of the other teachers and my principal. They all commented on my students' work and your creative templates. My students had so much fun doing these projects. I also used the multiplication pizza sticker charts. My students loved those as well!! Thank you so much for all of your amazing products.
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Thank you so much for letting me know about the new book report templates. I have been anxiously watching for the house book report project to be posted on your site, so I was excited to be able to purchase it today. It is absolutely adorable. I must tell you that I have received so many compliments from other teachers this year about my students' book reports that I have displayed in our school halls. Thank you again for all of your wonderful ideas....you make my life so much easier as a teacher!
My students are working on their Charlie and Chocolate Factory projects that I bought on your website. One of my students said how nice the other character wheels were and he said, "Besides this is just fun!" Not bad for a third grade boy!!
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