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    This document outlines a book report assignment for students to complete each semester. Students must choose two of seven options to demonstrate their understanding of a book they read, such as creating a Venn diagram comparing characters, interviewing a character, or giving a speech about the plot. The assignment is due at the end of the semester and students are expected to read during class time and participate in periodic book talks and discussions to show their comprehension. Students should select a book from the class library and begin reading it during designated library periods.

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    This document outlines a book report assignment for students to complete each semester. Students must choose two of seven options to demonstrate their understanding of a book they read, such as creating a Venn diagram comparing characters, interviewing a character, or giving a speech about the plot. The assignment is due at the end of the semester and students are expected to read during class time and participate in periodic book talks and discussions to show their comprehension. Students should select a book from the class library and begin reading it during designated library periods.

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    This document outlines a book report assignment for students to complete each semester. Students must choose two of seven options to demonstrate their understanding of a book they read, such as creating a Venn diagram comparing characters, interviewing a character, or giving a speech about the plot. The assignment is due at the end of the semester and students are expected to read during class time and participate in periodic book talks and discussions to show their comprehension. Students should select a book from the class library and begin reading it during designated library periods.

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    Book Report Assignment To be completed each semester

    Choose 2 of the following options (25 pts. Each)


    I need to know that you read your book. You will be graded on creativity,
    neatness/preciseness, and content.
    Due the last week of the semester (January 2016).
    I will give you 2 days toward the end of the semester to work, otherwise you need to
    complete this on your own time, or during quiet reading time.
    You must read during class. Periodically there will be book talks and questions to answer
    about your book. The first book talk will be the last 2 days of September.
    Options:
    1. Character Trait Diagram: Create a Venn diagram to illustrate similarities and
    differences in the traits of two of the main characters in your book. You may also
    compare a main character to yourself.
    2. Interview a Character. Write six to eight questions to ask a main character in your
    book. Also write the answers to each question. The questions and answers should
    provide information that shows that you read the book (character traits.)
    3. Ten Facts. Create a Ten Facts about (book title) sheet that has ten facts that you
    learned from reading the book. The facts, written in complete sentences, must
    include details the student didnt know before reading the book.
    4. What did you learn? Write a summary of what you learned from your book. The
    summary might include factual information, something learned about people in
    general, or something youve learned about yourself.
    5. Prove it in Five Minutes! Give a 150 second (2 min.) speech in which you
    share information about your books plot and characters. Close the presentation
    by offering an opinion and recommendation about the book. Then students in the
    class have 150 seconds to ask questions about the book. If you can prove that you
    read the book, youre done!
    6. Setting. Write a one page report explaining how the setting was important to the
    story/book.
    7. Create a power point presentation on your book (you need at least 6 slides.)

    How Do I complete this assignment?


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    Find a book in the class library


    Begin Reading during library time
    Answer the library question and participate in book talks at the end of the month.
    Choose two of the above ways to present your book report

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