Book Report Template
Drop Everything and... READ!
Dear Teachers, want a fun way to help your students communicate what they love (and don't love) about their independent reading?
Here's a template for a book report and/or author study, plus a couple of additional resources for creative book reports.
π Here's to happy readers!
The Watsons Go To Birmingham, by Christopher Paul Curtis
About the Author π§πΎβπ»
πΆπΎ Christopher Paul Curtis was born in Flint, Michigan in...
π Some life-changing events that happened to him were...
βοΈ He got started with writing when...
Christopher Paul Curtis Interview - Part 1
Learn More About Christopher Paul Curtis
Check out his website for information about all his books!
The Characters π§πΎββοΈ
- Main Character:
- Supporting Character:
- Supporting Character:
- Supporting Character:
- My favorite character is... because....
The Setting π
Use Photos
The book starts out in Michigan, in winter. It's very cold!
To Describe
Then, the family takes a roadtrip in the "Brown Bomber," their 1948 Plymouth car.
The Setting!
They travel to Birmingham, Alabama, the site of an infamous church bombing.
The Plot β
In the beginning of the book...β‘οΈ In the middle of the book...β‘οΈ By the end of the story...
The Conflict π€Ί
At the heart of every good story is a conflict, or, a problem that needs to be resolved. Describe the BIG problem at the center of your book, the one that keeps your main character from moving forward.
The Resolution π
How does the conflict get resolved? Describe in a way that makes someone else want to read the book, but no spoilers!
My Review! π π
5 Stars Because....
I loved this book because...
You should read this book if you...
You should not read this book if you...