Paper bag book report

Have a mini book club in your classroom via The First Grade Parade! At the beginning of each week, Mrs. Carroll reads a book to her class. Next, she has them fill out information about the book that helps get their discussion going during the book club session (e.g. favorite character, alternate endings, and how they can relate themselves to the story). Then, they tack their info on a brown lunch bag. When Friday comes around, the bags are filled with popcorn and the book club begins! Kids…

Are you looking for an easy and engaging alternative to a book report? This Book in a Bag Project is perfect! Let students shine with this creative project!

Book Report Idea: It's called Book in a Bag- Students decorate a paper bag with a scene from the book and fill the bag with 5 items that represent something from the book! Fabulous way to do a book report!

Between the butterflies and the mealworms, my classroom has been an absolute zoo lately! We study and grow both in the room as part of our life cycles unit. If I had to choose only one real-life metamorphosis to study, I would for sure choose butterflies. Both processes are grotesque, but at least the butterflies are kind of cute at the end. Darkling beetles just don't do it for me, folks. The caterpillars came to us pretty far along already, so it didn't take but maybe 4 days before they…

My students presented their Paper Bag Character assignments today. LOVED it!!! They worked so hard on these projects, and it definitely paid off. Their final projects were awesome! When the students finished presenting their 10 items inside the bag, we set all the projects up in the nutrition area outside my classroom, and had a gallery walk-through. This is the first time I've done the gallery walk-through with these projects ... but not the last. Next year I'd like to invite a few…

I found this Character Book Report Project on Pinterest, It was all kinds of amazing & I knew I had to give it a try! It was created by R...

How to Make a Paper Bag Book for Kids - Here is an easy tutorial to make a paper bag book using brown lunch bags and other household supplies.

Now that I'm feeling much better after having pneumonia I've started creating some new units for TPT. One of them is The Paper Bag Princess Literacy Activities. It's a fun companion to Robert Munsch's adorable, modern fairytale The Paper Bag Princess. The activities include character bubble maps, a princess Venn Diagram, character puppets that can be used for reader's theater, and a Story Elements Castle Craftivity. Other TPT literature products I've recently posted are The Chocolate Touch…

Book in a Bag Project - Explore our latest blog post for a step-by-step guide on launching a student book share project. From selecting captivating reads to crafting engaging presentations, ignite a passion for storytelling and collaboration in your classroom.