Give the title and author of your book, and tell what page you are currently on.
Write a letter to a friend. In your letter, tell your friend about your book. Who are the characters? What is the setting? What has happened so far? Why did you choose this book? Do you recommend it? Why or why not? Include any other details that you think your friend might enjoy hearing about.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Turning Point
Give the title and author of your book, and tell what page you are currently on.
Think about whether the plot of your story has reached a turning point or not.
If it has, describe what that turning point is, and predict how you think this turning point will affect the outcome of the story. Use lots of specific detail from the book in support of your ideas.
If the story has not reached a turning point yet, predict what that turning point will be, and what will happen during the rest of the story as a result of your prediction. Again, use plenty of detail in support of your ideas.
Think about whether the plot of your story has reached a turning point or not.
If it has, describe what that turning point is, and predict how you think this turning point will affect the outcome of the story. Use lots of specific detail from the book in support of your ideas.
If the story has not reached a turning point yet, predict what that turning point will be, and what will happen during the rest of the story as a result of your prediction. Again, use plenty of detail in support of your ideas.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Plot Blog
Give the title and author of your book, and tell what page you are currently on.
Is the plot of your book realistic? Explain fully using details from your book.
What do you think is the most important event in the story so far? Explain fully why this event is important.
Is the plot of your book realistic? Explain fully using details from your book.
What do you think is the most important event in the story so far? Explain fully why this event is important.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Character Blog
Give the title and author of your book, then tell what page you are currently on.
If you could choose to be one character in the book, who would you choose? Explain fully using specific examples from the book.
If you could have one of the characters as your best friend, who would you choose? Explain fully using specific examples from the book.
If you could choose to be one character in the book, who would you choose? Explain fully using specific examples from the book.
If you could have one of the characters as your best friend, who would you choose? Explain fully using specific examples from the book.
Friday, January 30, 2009
New Book Blog
Give the title and author of your book, and tell what page you are currently on.
Explain why you chose this book. Be specific, and explain in detail.
What has happened so far in the book? Give a brief overview of the characters, setting, and plot.
Do you like the beginning? Has it lived up to your expectations? Explain why or why not using specific examples from your book.
Explain why you chose this book. Be specific, and explain in detail.
What has happened so far in the book? Give a brief overview of the characters, setting, and plot.
Do you like the beginning? Has it lived up to your expectations? Explain why or why not using specific examples from your book.
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
3rd Blog Assignment
Give the title and author of your book, and your current page number. Then make a connection to your book by finishing the following:
This (character, place or event) reminds me of ...
(He, she, it) reminds me of ... because ...
Be sure when making your connection that you use lots of detail to describe your book and the thing to which you are connecting it.
This (character, place or event) reminds me of ...
(He, she, it) reminds me of ... because ...
Be sure when making your connection that you use lots of detail to describe your book and the thing to which you are connecting it.
Friday, September 26, 2008
2nd Blog Assignment
Give the title and author of your book, and tell how many pages you have read since last time. Then, explain the main conflict that your main character is involved in. Make a prediction as to how you think the conflict will be resolved. Use specific examples from the book to support your predictions.
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