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Have you read a great book lately? Do you like cereal? Are you ready to create the world’s most interesting book report? It’s time for Cereal Box Book Reports! Using an empty cereal box, create your report following these directions: Entire Box: Cover the entire box with a large sheet of white or light-colored paper.
Read your book. Find an empty cereal box. Follow directions for your cereal box book report. Templates are provided for the top, left and right sides of your box. Oral presentation - Create a 1-2 minute television commercial advertising your cereal. Try to convince the audience to buy your cereal.
All the templates for this cereal box book report will be available to download from the class website. This will be helpful for students who want to write rough drafts for the sides of their boxes before doing the final copies.
After completing a reading unit, students will create a cereal box book report. This is an engaging, fun-to-make project where students need to write a book report on our current literature unit – Stone Fox – using a cereal box to mimic the look of a book cover.
Directions: Use a cereal box or a box with a similar shape to create this special book report. Specific instructions for each part are listed below. SUGGESTION: You will want to cover your cereal box with printer paper, wrapping paper, butcher paper, etc. before you begin this project.
They are a fun way for kids to share what they learned in their reading, and a practical way to reduce, reuse and recycle those old cereal boxes. The first few steps in the cereal box book reports would be to read the book and buy a box of cereal if you don’t already have a box laying around.
A Cereal Box Book Report Template is a tool used by students to create a presentation about a book they have read. The template is designed to resemble a cereal box and allows students to include key information about the book such as the title, author, summary, and personal review.
