Below is a short video introducing some of the
book report templates and projects that are
available on Unique Teaching Resources.
The book report projects that I have created come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, and themes. Your students will find these uniquely shaped book report projects fun and challenging to complete.
The writing responses are different for each book report
set and are related to the project's shape and theme.
Below you will find a second list of the book report projects that are available on Unique Teaching Resources.
Each of the boxes below contains a short description and a small picture of
each of my book report templates.
If you click on the underlined link at the bottom of each box, you will be taken to a web page that describes that book report project in more detail.
This new web page will show you larger pictures of the book report templates, as well as the 5 page bulletin board banner that is included in all of my book report sets.
The book reports in this list are shown in the order in which they were posted on my website, so the most recently posted book report sets are at the end of this list.
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
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
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
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 anxious to be directors and shout "ACTION!" as they direct films about their books. They will enjoy choosing set locations, costumes, props, and actors for their movies.
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Movie Camera Book Report Projects
Main Character Vacation Suitcase Book Reports: This project involves research skills as students select and research a country that they think that the main character would enjoy visiting.
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Character Vacation Suitcase Projects
Your students will WANT to use their imaginations to complete this extra large wanted poster. They will enjoy creating a crime that a character committed and why he/she is wanted by the police.
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Extra Large Wanted Poster Projects
Your students will blast off with reading using this report project! They will take off with enthusiasm to complete these writing tasks that use rocket related vocabulary and terminology.
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Rocket Book Report Projects
Your students will have a great time planning a birthday party for the main characters of their books! They choose the location, guests, food, gifts, and the games played at the birthday party.
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Birthday Cake Book Report Projects
Your students will hop on board this sequencing school bus as they write about the beginning, middle, and end of their books. These bus book reports will make a colorful bulletin board display.
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School Bus Book Report Projects
Your students will be barking with enthusiasm to start this reading project! The writing assignments include Something Worth Barking About and A Tail Wagging Event.
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Dog Book Report Projects
For this first butterfly book report project, students find examples of colorful elements in their stories: colorful verbs, colorful adjectives, colorful characters, and colorful plot. The colorful caterpillar book report below matches this butterfly book report.
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Butterfly Book Report Projects #1
For this second butterfly book report project, students write about the main elements of their books: setting, characters, plot, solution, conclusion, and illustration. The story elements caterpillar book report below matches this butterfly book report.
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Butterfly Book Report Projects #2
For this first caterpillar book report project, students find examples of colorful elements in their stories: colorful verbs, colorful adjectives, colorful characters, and colorful plot. The colorful butterfly book report above matches this caterpillar book report.
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Caterpillar Book Report Projects #1
For this second caterpillar book report project, students write about the main elements of their books: setting, characters, plot, solution, conclusion, and illustration. The story elements butterfly book report above matches this caterpillar book report.
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Caterpillar Book Report Projects #2
Do you want to encourage your students to dive into reading great books? This 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 Fish Set
Your students will enjoy pretending that they are radio DJs with this fun project that assembles into a radio flip book. As DJs, students write a radio news update and write a song about their books.
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Radio Book Report Projects
Your students will enjoy these mountain graphic organizers that require them to write and draw about the following story elements: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
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Mountain Story Map Projects
Your students will will be eager to write in their computer's hard drive about the following computer related writing responses: My Documents, My Pictures, and My E-Mail.
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Computer Book Report Projects
Are you looking for an engaging, challenging, and extra LARGE book report project with a medieval theme? This resource can be used as a group project, or as an individual student project.
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Extra Large Castle Projects
Your students will find this project SUN-sational! These graphic organizers are worded in a SUN-sational way, and your students' written responses will be blooming with creativity!
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Sunflower Book Report Projects
This is an ideal reading project to use at the beginning or end of the school year. For this fun book report project, each student creates a trophy for their favorite book that they read during the past year.
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Favorite Book Report Projects
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
For this large star shaped book report project, students write about the star of their book, their starring role as a new character, a super star scene, and their star rating of the book.
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Star Book Report Projects
Your students will enjoy becoming architects and building a house about the characters and plot of their books. The doors and windows open up to reveal characters from the story.
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House 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
I have often found a book report idea that I really liked in a teacher resource
book or on a website. Unfortunately, these book report projects involved purchasing
a lot of additional items and driving around after school hours to find art
supplies. This is not fun to do after a long day in the classroom!
My book report projects are unique in shape, but simple in supplies!
After you have printed out the unique book report templates, the only materials that you will need to have in your classroom to complete these book report projects are scissors, glue, tape, and coloring pencils.
You will not need to go shopping after school for art supplies
and materials to complete these fun book report projects.
A teacher's time is precious, so all of my book report projects
include a 5 page bulletin board display banner. I hope that these
display banners save you time in decorating your classroom bulletin board
displays that feature your students' book report projects.
The majority of my book report projects also contain thematic bulletin board accent pieces. You can use these accent pieces to add the finishing touches to your bulletin board displays so that they are colorful and eye catching!
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