Books with title Reports

How is writing a report different to making up a poem? This brilliantly devised new series gives children tips and techniques for all kinds of writing from stories to emails to projects.Titles feature: Each title includes tips, activities and challenges to set readers’ pens and pencils dancing across the page. Reveals the techniques that authors, journalists and other writers use to enthrall, persuade or inform. Practical tips on how to construct a good story, poem or project with nuts and bolts such as storyboarding and characterisation or notetaking and bullet points. ‘Springboard’ boxes inspire readers to take the leap and develop their own ideas. Full glossary, index and notes for parents and teachers.

Milliken's "Book Reports" workbook is a compilation of book report forms on twelve book categories from Adventure to Sports and Hobbies. Each book report form includes questions at three levels of comprehension: literal, interpretive, and creative. A book list, forms to keep track of silent and oral reading, and tips for choosing a book and giving an oral book report are also included.

"Maya Esposito has just won the coveted junior internship for the local newspaper. Everyone seems to be happy for her, except Bobby, and his new attitude stings. Maya loves writing about sports, but doubt clouds her judgment. Can Maya stay true to her passion and prove she's just as strong as any boy, no matter what her critics say?"--Page [4] of cover.

Milliken's ""Book Reports"" workbook is a compilation of book report forms on twelve book categories from Adventure to Sports and Hobbies. Each book report form includes questions at three levels of comprehension: literal, interpretive, and creative. A book list, forms to keep track of silent and oral reading, and tips for choosing a book and giving an oral book report are also included.

What is an oral report? Why are visual aids important? How can you overcome stage fright? This book will teach you how to plan for and give an oral report. From choosing a topic and doing research, to creating visual aids and presenting a report to an audience, ‘Oral Reports’ helps you learn the basics. Follow the simple steps listed in each chapter and discover how to complete any oral report assignment.

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