What a fun experience we had in library today!! Each student chose a realistic fiction chapter book and checked it off with me. They helped each other with ideas and really got into it. The students were all pretty excited about their books when they got back to class. They were also encouraged to bring their books home to finish reading them for their book reports:)
When students are ready to begin working on the actual game, here are some reminders. The game should be simple, align with the story they read, and include at least 10 question cards with true/false or multiple choice answers. Dice and game pieces are available at school to actually play the games. Below are a few links if you're looking for board game templates or other ideas. I've also included two examples of our game board book reports. Review the instructions in your homework folder and let your creative juices flow!
When students are ready to begin working on the actual game, here are some reminders. The game should be simple, align with the story they read, and include at least 10 question cards with true/false or multiple choice answers. Dice and game pieces are available at school to actually play the games. Below are a few links if you're looking for board game templates or other ideas. I've also included two examples of our game board book reports. Review the instructions in your homework folder and let your creative juices flow!
