Third Grade: Book Report Project

Third Grade:
Book Report Project
August – September
Due Date: ____________________
A. Realistic Book - A story using made up characters but could happen in real life.
Examples:
Auch, Mary Jane
Bulla, Clyde Robert
Byars, Betsy
Cameron, Ann
Christopher, Matt
Cleary, Beverly
Clements, Andrew
Danzinger, Paula
Estes, Eleanor
Giff, Patricia Reilly
George, Jean Craighead
Hesse, Karen
Jacobson, Jennifer Richard
Kline, Suzy
Kline, Suzy
Lindgren, Astrid Ericsson
Lowry, Lois
Shreve, Susan
Estes, Eleonor
Cameron, Ann
I Was a Third Grade Science Project
The Chalk Box Kid
The Seven Treasures Hunt
The Stories Julian Tells
The Spy on Third Base (and the Peach Street
Mudders series)
Ramona Quimby (series)
Frindle
Amber Brown is Not a Crayon (series
The Hundred Dresses
The Beast in Mrs. Rooney’s Room (and the Polk
Street School series)
One Day in the Tropical Rain Forest
Sable
Winnie Dancing on Her Own
Herbie Jones (series)
Horrible Harry (series)
Pippi Longstocking (series)
Gooney Bird and the Room Mother
The Flunking of Joshua T. Bates
The Hundred Dresses
The Stories Julian Tells
B. Project : SANDWICH BOOK PROJECT
Write neatly your answers in the “Sandwich Book Project”, and be careful of your spelling.
C. Book Talk:
Share what you like about the book, your favorite character, and event. Tell how many stars
you will give to the book.
Learn and enjoy reading…work on your project ahead of time, and do everything with your best effort.
All the best,
Mrs. Maja M. Sotto
A. Bread - Color light tan
B. Lettuce - Color green
C. Tomato - Color red
D. Lunch meat - Color pink
E. Cheese - Color yellow/orange
F. Onion - Color purple
G. Bread - Color light brown
Here are instructions for creating your Sandwich Book! You have to write your answers first
before coloring. Then cut the drawing following the shape. Make sure you cut outside of the line.
1. BREAD TOP : Write the book title, author, illustrator (if there is one), and your name.
2. LETTUCE : Write a one-paragraph summary of the book.
3. TOMATO : Describe or draw the book's setting.
4. LUNCH MEAT : Describe the main character in one paragraph.
5. CHEESE : Write about a part of the book that made you happy.
6. ONION : Describe a part of the book that you thought was sweet or sad. Also, write what
you thought of the book.
7. BREAD BOTTOM : Tell what you liked or didn't like about the author's style. You can also
write something about the author.
8.
Last put your sandwich together. Fasten it all together with a brad or a ring.
Then glue or attach it to a paper plate.