Pumpkin book report project

Pumpkin Book Characters Every year around Halloween time, kids are invited to decorate their own pumpkins as a storybook character and bring them to school! It always amazes me what kids and parents think of

Students will select a book with their parents and then complete one of the following pumpkin book reports.

1-2-3 Come Do A Few Pumpkin Craftivities With Me Now that October is nearing an end and your students have hopefully read a zillion fall books, or you've read them during story time, have children choose their favorite fall book and do one or more of the craftivities in this Common Core Pumpkin packet, which covers a lot of reading and writing standards. Woo Hoo! The packet includes: A pumpkin book report craftivity. "Read it" is a play on words for "Ribbit" so I've also included a little…

Pumpkin decorating connected to reading?! What could be any better? This story book pumpkin decorating resource is a great way for students to write about their favorite books. There is a more traditional written book report option and a modern flipbook option. Pages are editable to suit your unique classroom needs. This has everything you need from start to finish- parent letters, reports, examples, and rubrics for grading! Students will love this pumpkin decorating book report.

Turn a real or craft pumpkin into a fun storybook pumpkin inspired by one of these classic children's books. Storybook pumpkins are popular in the classroom, library, or even at home! Read more at One Mama's Daily Drama.

Pumpkin Book Reports are one of my favorite family projects each year!

Pumpkin book The day the Crayons Quit

Junie B. Jones Pumpkin book report