These book report worksheets are great for kindergarten or grade 1 students. There are large lines for them to easily write in with places to draw and show their creative side as well.
This also includes a reading log so your child can keep track of the books that they’ve read. At this stage, I’d have them use a favorite book of theirs to work on the book report with so that it is easier to recall any details. I’d discuss each question first before setting your child off to write. I have boys who are reluctant writers so this helps them think through things first before they get to the daunting task of writing.
Plus, these book report worksheets bring so much fun to the world of reading. Once they find a book that they love to read, have them explore more and record what they read with these simple book reports. Most book reports allow the students to write down what they saw, but these let then draw them out as well. Who doesn’t like to draw out their thoughts and ideas from a book?
My Book Report Worksheets
My simple tip? Print off several and keep them handy. That way, anytime that your child finishes a book, they can grab one of these worksheets as well. Easy, right?
Another tip is that you can laminate them so that they can be used over and over again. There are always ways to make learning more fun for your child! All you have to do is try different things out!
Don’t forget to grab and print your free book report worksheets!
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And just in case you needed a few more helpful hints for your book report writing journey, here are some great books that you can get as well that can help your child understand the importance of book reports and how to do them.
Creative Book Reports: Fun Projects with Rubrics for Fiction and Nonfiction (Maupin House)How to Report on Books, Grades 3-4How to Write a Book Report Gr. 5-8 (Writing Skills) – Classroom Complete Press (Writing Skills Series)24 Ready-to-go Genre Book Reports: Engaging Activites with Reproducibles, Rubrics, and Everything You Need to Help Students Get the Most Out of Their Independent Reading
You can also grab my About Me Worksheets and Calendar Book.
This is a part of my 5 day of Educational Freebies series.
What a great worksheets! Thanks for sharing on the Thoughtful Spot Blog Hop!
I like this a lot and since Charlie has been wanting to help Blog I can have him review children’s books and use the sheets to write his thoughts out on. Once he is done I can show him how to write them in a Blog post.
This is a great idea-so helpful for students! Thanks for sharing at #OMHGWW
Thank you!
Oh wow, what a great printable. Thanks for sharing on Toddler Fun Friday! Love it!