About These Worksheets
This series of worksheets focuses on helping students learn how to report what they read to others. This includes just about every part of the narrative. This is an extensive section.
Main Idea, Conflict, and Solution
Students need to report on the main idea, conflict, and solution for these worksheets. All five follow the pattern of providing a space to write about each of the three points as well as listing the title and author of the story.
Illustrating the Important Events of a Story
Beginning readers can use these worksheets to illustrate important events of a story. They also answer a simple question on each of the three sheets.
Main Character Analysis using Bloom's Taxonomy
Following Bloom's taxonomy, these 2 worksheets practice writing about the main character.
Illustrating the Setting and Characters
Help younger students learn to analyze stories with these four sheets on the setting and characters of a story. Students have to draw a picture about the setting and/or characters and answer simple questions about it.
Setting of Stories
Using books about all types of things that students illustrate and describe the setting in this series of worksheets.
Book Reports about George Washington
When students need to write a book report about George Washington, this is the place to turn. There are ten book report forms covering characters, setting, events, the cover illustration, main idea, and student reactions.
Main Character
Students can play Freud and analyze the main character of a summer reading book in this short two page report form.
Sequence of Events
Find out how well students remember the order of events in a book they have read when this fill in this single paper book report.
Setting and Plot
Have students describe the setting and the plot in this simple one-page worksheet.
