How to Report on Books, Grades 3-4

Name: How to Report on Books, Grades 3-4
Brand: Evan-Moor Educational Publishers
SKU: 9781596730854
Price: 13.35 USD
Availability: InStock

Item# 9781596730854

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How to Report on Books is a step-by-step guide for students in Grades 3-4 to write quality book reports. It includes sixteen reproducible book report forms, seventeen individual book report... Read more

How to Report on Books is a step-by-step guide for students in Grades 3-4 to write quality book reports. It includes sixteen reproducible book report forms, seventeen individual book report projects, and five group book report projects. Topics covered include identifying fiction or nonfiction, character description, plot mapping, author study, understanding illustrations, and more. Each form or project includes detailed, step-by-step lessons for teachers. 96 classroom-reproducible pages.

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Unlock the art of book reporting with How to Report on Books, an essential guide designed to shepherd students in Grades 3-4 through the creative and analytical process of book reporting. This resource is packed with sixteen customizable book report forms, seventeen individual book report projects, and five collaborative book report projects, each tailored to pique the curiosity of young readers and writers.

In this workbook, students will delve into various literary explorations, such as discerning between fiction and nonfiction, sketching vivid character portraits, plotting the story's journey, getting acquainted with authors, and understanding the narrative power of illustrations.

Each project unfolds in well-structured, step-by-step instructions, providing educators with a clear roadmap to guide their students. The workbook�s 96 pages of reproducible content ensures that every student can participate fully in each assignment, fostering a classroom environment where literature is both a personal adventure and a shared exploration.

Designed as a softcover for ease of use and replication in the classroom, How to Report on Books is more than just a manual; it's a gateway to literary discovery, inviting students to engage with books beyond the surface level and nurturing a lifelong appreciation for reading and analysis.