How Many Ways Can You Report on a Book?

Make a book jacket.

Write a poem.

Describe characters you like and tell why.

 Make a poster and illustrate your main characters.
Make a diorama of a favorite scene in your book. Dramatize a favorite part of the story.
Make a flannel board presentation Write a book review and present it to the class.
Present a puppet show. Create an imaginary diary of a leading character?
Write a letter to a friend to convince them to read the book. Dress like a character in the story and tell about your character.
Create a travel brochure for a favorite place in the story. Create a movie roll of favorite scenes from the book.
Write a summary of the book and present it to the class.  Include all story elements. For an information book, create a poster that will teach us about your subject.
Make a colorful and informational timeline about a historical book. Create a commercial to "sell" your book to the class.
Present a demonstration for a "How to" book. Research the author of the book and report on them.
Create a 3-D model of a character or a scene in the book. Write a poem about one of the characters in your book.
Make a mobile related to the book, and share with the class. Create a collage to represent the book and share it with the class.
Compare and contrast different versions of a story. (ex. Little Red Riding Hood and Lon Po Po) Cook a food that is discussed in the book and share its origins with the class.
Design and make your own tee shirt illustrating the book. Make paper dolls of main characters.
Write and perform a song about the book or a character. Design a quilt illustrating characters or scenes in the book.

Have fun!

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