Points: 50 Requirements: Writing must be computer printed. Pease edit and re-edit your writing so it is free of misspellings, run-on sentences/fragments, awkward phrasings, etc. Proofread your final draft for accidental omissions or typographical errors before putting the writing on the cube.
Specifications: Chapter 1 Illustrated page with author and title. You may want to do a mini-collage or an illustration using colored pencils, pens, watercolors, etc. It needs to relate, of course, to your book. Chapter 2 Biography poem (follow model on back) or write an original poem with a minimum of 20 lines. To rhyme or not to rhyme is your decision, but Chapter 3 Facts sheet. List 20 facts particularly interesting about the non-fiction book you read. Most likely a person’s birth date would not be that intriguing. Chapter 4 Discuss the major conflicts, struggles or obstacles presented in the book. How were they resolved? If they were not, explain why. Chapter 5 Retell the one story (anecdote) that vividly stands out in your own words. You may add specific quotations from the book, but be sure to put those words in quotation marks. Chapter 6 Personal opinion paragraphs. Examples: “I do/do not admire this person…” Support with reasons. “ I would/would not recommend this book…” Support with reasons. “I would/would not have enjoyed participating in the events in the book, knowing the people, etc. Why, why not?
Auto-Bio Poem Template Include 15 lines or 15 mini- stanzas and follow this pattern:
Line 1: Your character’s first name Line 2: Born in… Line 3: Son/daughter of/ or Sibling of/or Spouse of/or all three Line 4: Lived in…. Line 5: Four words or traits that describe your character Line 6: Lover of...(three ideas or people) Line 7: Who feels or felt...(three ideas) Line 8: Who needs or needed...(three ideas) Line 9: Who gives or gave...(three ideas) Line 10: Who fears or feared...(three ideas) Line 11: Who would like to see or wanted to see... Line 12: Who always… Line 13: Who never… Line 14: Best Known for… Line 15: His or her last name
The lines may use single words, phrases, clauses, or a combination. If you read a book about history, write your own mini-stanzas about certain events.
Line 2: Born in⦠Line 3: Son/daughter of/ or Sibling of/or Spouse of/or all three. Line 4: Lived inâ¦. Line 5: Four words or traits that describe your character. Line 6: Lover of...(three ideas or people). Line 7: Who feels or felt...(three ideas). Line 8: Who needs or needed...(three ideas). Line 9: Who gives or gave...(three ideas).
First⦠what do these things mean? Think of two things: the definition and why it might be important in analyzing and evaluating a nonfiction piece of writing.
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Captions for each picture. ⢠A Diagram, Map, Timeline, or Chart. ⢠Glossary (Including Subject Specific Vocabulary). ⢠Types of Print (Bold, Italics, Highlighted).
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Themes. 16 hours (4 weeks). The learner understands. the literary conventions. that govern the different. genres. (e.g., narrative. convention of fiction, etc.).
Expository (nonfiction) Comprehension Questions ~. 19. What is the genre of this book/article? (nonfiction). 20. Describe some of the text features. (headings, captions, diagrams, maps, graphs, tables, etc.) 21. What is the author's purpose? (give in
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