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Book Report Ideas
By Judy

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To start, have your class read biographies this month. Then, instruct them to transform their pumpkin into the person they learned about...now you have "pumpkin-ogrophies". I did this last year, and the response from parents
and teachers was overwhelming.

You can have your students write a report as well including why this person was famous; what things happened in this person's childhood that helped them become a famous person; list four important dates in this person's life and write why each was important; explain how their famous person was affected by others in their lives; what questions would

you like to ask...etc.

It's a fun-start...There are many other ideas that can correlate wtih the traditional book report in order to know the student did indeed read the book


 


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