World book day shoe box ideas

Diorama shoebox for The Day the Crayons Quit book

World book day, quidditch match scene from Harry Potter and the philosophers stone

Keegan's ShoeBox book report #dogmanunleashed

Stick Man story basket

Charlotte's web diorama with Wilbur talking to Charlotte and "RADIANT " on the web. First grade

Use these Three Little Pigs Small World Characters to enhance your small world continuous provision. Help early years children to be imaginative and to build storylines and narratives by creating an exciting invitation to play. A great way to observe EYFS learning outcomes during child-initiated play. Simply cut out the engaging images and attach to blocks to create a wonderful small world scene. Try placing the decorated blocks into a large tray for children to use to retell the story.

Some amazing creations

Where the Wild Things are diorama.

The World According to Humphrey diorama book report.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Diorama

Beleive it or not, this is a book report. My son had to create a diorama that depicted how the setting of the book sets the mood of the story. Based on a scene in Amulet: Prince of the Elves. This is for 7th grade English/Lit.

Harry Potter forbidden forest, unlit

Bring your favourite books to life with these World Book Day Ideas.

Lauren Dubois on Instagram: "I’d been asking for weeks what he’d like to dress up as for book week and he couldn’t/wouldn’t decide. A few days ago I spotted a word search book on his desk and had an idea 💡 All of his favourite books are hidden in this word search tee. He took some fabric pens to school with him and his friends had to find the titles ⭕️ and mark them off ✅ ✨ I used an online word search generator for the layout. I then had to manually recreate it in Cricut which was an…

BFG Ears- painted card tied onto a hairband. Cape- from a previous Halloween. Suitcase- a shoe box covered with brown paper, string handle and decorated. Trumpet- wrapping paper tube with funnel made from card.

Story boxes create special opportunities to revisit children's favourite books. Children can use their box to explore characters, settings or even create their own adventure!