POSTER+BOOK+REPORT

**"The more that you read, the more things that you know; The more that you learn the more places you go". -Dr. Suess**
=POSTER BOOK REPORT=


 * __ Name: __**

__ Materials needed: __ v A piece of bristol board v Paper on which to type your information v Markers, coloured pencils, glue v Shapes made from construction paper

__ Time: __ You will have class time to read your novel as well as you may use time when other class work is completed to work on your report.

__ Directions: __
 * 1) Choose __either the book we are reading together as a class or a book that you are reading on your own.__


 * 1) Using your story theme, decide on interesting story shapes on which to write. For example, if you were using __Charlotte’s Web__, you might cut out the shape of a pig to write about your three main characters. You could also use a heart shape to write about the plot, climax and ending since the theme is friendship. You will need five of these shapes. The poster title should be larger than the other print and it should look attractive. BE NEAT!

Shape #1: Setting When and where did the story take place?

Shape #2: Characters List three main characters and tell why they are important.

Shape #3: Main Events List, in chronological order (the order in which they occur), five main events from the story.

Shape #4: Plot, climax, ending Plot: What problem did the main character have to solve? Climax: What is the most exciting part of the story? Ending: Were you satisfied with the way the story ended? Why or why not?

Shape #5: Illustration Draw a picture that represents your favourite part of the story. Colour it carefully. **OR** find an image online that represents a part of the story and create a caption for it. Add a sentence at the bottom describing it.

ON THE BACK: Book Bibliography Card Include the following information neatly on the back of your poster (along with your name and class). v Author v Title v Genre v Place of Publication v Publisher v Copyright Date v Number of Pages

Your work must be: v Free from any spelling or grammatical errors. v Neatly presented (neatly typed and coloured). v Complete and detailed (including having an accurate bibliography card). v Handed in on time!

Be prepared to share some information about your novel with your classmates.

Good luck and be creative!