Description
Cereal Box Book Review Project: Turn your students into excited readers with this engaging and creative Cereal Box Book Review Project! This hands-on reading response activity allows students to transform an ordinary cereal box into a fun book report display while practicing important reading comprehension, summarizing, critical thinking, and presentation skills.
Students will design each side of their cereal box to showcase different story elements from their chosen chapter book. This project encourages creativity while helping students dive deeper into their reading through character analysis, story structure, problem and solution, setting, book reviews, and more!
Perfect for upper elementary classrooms, this project also makes an amazing hallway or classroom display and gives students an exciting way to share books with classmates.
INCLUDED:
- Parent & student direction letter
- Acknowledgment form for parents and students to sign
- Project timeline and due dates page
- Project directions page
- Grading rubric
- Front cover cereal box template
- Book review and summary pages
- Favorite part, quote, and character response pages
- Problem and solution pages
- Important setting response and illustration pages
- Making connections, major events, and book recommendation pages
PERFECT FOR:
- Independent reading projects
- Book reports and book reviews
- Novel studies
- Reading comprehension practice
- Literature circles
- Upper elementary reading classrooms
- Homework or at-home reading projects
- End-of-unit reading activities
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Paw-some Project –
My students were very excited about this book review! The only thing I would have changed is that the parts that they tape/ glue to the side of the box were too big on some boxes.
Bernadette Gallegos –
Great resource for my class and they enjoyed this activity.
Allyson N. –
This was a perfect end of the unit project for our book series! Kids loved it!
Jacqueline E. –
Great resource all the way around but it was a great resource for the class dynamic of this particular year. Thank you for your time and attention in this resource!
Debbi Watson – 3rd Grade Pad –
I used this for our LIteracy Night project! Perfect!
Aweways-Teaching –
Great way to wrap up a book club unit! I had each book club group come up and present their book. Many students started to read the other groups book because of the presentations we did.
Jennifer B. –
My students loved this activity.
Addison D. –
Used this for a Book review for our Book Clubs for Out of My Mind.
Mischief & Magic in the Middle –
This was a great resource for planning home learniing.
Fun and Fantastic in Fifth –
My students loved using this. What a wonderful resource!
Natalia D. –
This was a great resource to use for first time book report projects! My favorite part is the different choices students had.
Stephanie W. –
This was a fun and engaging activity! Easy to prepare.
Lindsay Y. –
Perfect resource to use in our small group during a novel study.
EduCreation Hub –
This is a great resource for students to show their learning in a fun, engaging way.
Blair B. –
This was a perfect resource that included the strengths of all my students, there was the creative aspect for my artistic students and the written response for my students who just like to write. It also taught them to use their time wisely to finish it all.
Tammyjo B. –
We just finished Willodeen and we used this as a comprehension assignment. Super fun way to do this for review of what students remember.
Kristy B. –
I assign a book report every nine weeks to my students and they loved this one.
BigCityTeach12 –
My students loved this resource and it was so much fun! Thank you!
Hailee Thomason –
We did this activity after reading a whole class novel. It also looked cute on their desks during Spring Open House.
Jessica A. –
We really find this valuable we have used it many times mys tudents love to use it.