Book reports are a great way for kids to recall what they’ve read, help with reading comprehension, and improve writing too. But not all kids enjoy filling out book report forms. Here are 26 creative, fun, and unique book report ideas.

Book Report Ideas

Make a diorama – these still my children’s favorite
Create a book jacket – different than the original
Kids will love making these book report t-shirts
Present an oral book report – dress up as your favorite character
Try creative cereal box book reports
Make a poster – pretend your book is going to be made into a movie
Write the author a letter – state why or why not you liked the book
Illustrate and design a comic book
Why not make a tasty book report (love the cake book report)
Make a mobile – create your favorite scene
Create a timeline – include the important topics
Create a magazine ad for the book
Make a board game
Put together a Power Point Presentation
Write a letter to a friend informing them why they should read the book
Make a bookmark of your favorite chapter
Make a crossword puzzle – let someone who’s read the book work the puzzle
Make a memory game – use index card with vocabulary words
Outline your favorite chapter
Kids will love making these 4D Trioramas
Interview someone who lived in the time of the setting or has experienced the plot
Book report flaps would be a fun way for kids to recall the book events in order
Make a True or False quiz – have someone take the quiz who has read the book
Make a lapbook – use these templates
Create a Poem
Reading Comprehension Bookmarks (any book: fiction or non fiction)