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BOOK REPORT ORGANIZER Here you will find all the necessary support materials to help guide your child through their Book Report! We have practiced these skills in class and hopefully they will be able to complete their Book Report at home with minimal assistance. Please encourage your child to follow the timeline, outline and paragraph organizer for optimal results! Only the FINAL DRAFT and ART PROJECT will be collected on the final due date. If students type their Book Report it MUST turn in with their edited rough draft. Please do not type your child s paper for them. Book Reports will be graded on a rubric scale. Here is an example of the grading sheet: Name R2L Score /30 2 3 4 5 Presentation Creative Art Did Not Present Did Not Complete No Eye Contact, Hard to Hear Minimal Effort Minimal Eye Contact, Quiet Voice Great Work Handwriting Illegible Hard to Read Good Handwriting Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling Sentence Structure Organization & Focus Contains Serious Errors, Hard to Read Writing Simple Sentences without Details Hard to Follow, Unclear Ideas Contains Several Errors, Difficult to Read Writing Simple Sentences, Minimal Details General Ideas, Minimal Details Contains Some Errors, Does Not Interfere Variation of Sentences, Some Details Clear Ideas, Some Details Great Eye Contact, Loud Voice Above & Beyond! Best Handwriting or Typed Contains Few, If Any Errors, Easy to Read Variation of Sentences, Great Details Easy to Follow, Many Details

RESPONSE TO LITERATURE GUIDELINES Paragraph one: Title of story, Genre (type of story) Author, Characters, Setting, Plot, Author s point of view. Paragraph two: What happens in the beginning of the story? You can begin with something like this: First in the story or To begin with Paragraph three: What happens in the middle of the story? This is usually where the climax (exciting part) takes place. What happened?? You may start by saying something like this: The most exciting part was Paragraph four: What happens in the end of the story? How does the climax get resolved? You may start off with something like this: In conclusion Paragraph five: Personal response. Did you enjoy the story? Are you glad you read it? Would you recommend it to a classmate? Why or why not? Do relate to the main character at all? Why do you think the author wrote this story? What would you tell the author if you had a chance to meet them?

BOOK REPORT TIME LINE Week Dates Goal 1 1) Pick out your chosen book. 2) Get it approved. 3) Start Reading!! 4) Rough Draft of Paragraph 1 (Setting!) 2 1) You should be at least 1/2 of the way through your book by the end of the week! 2) Rough Draft of Paragraph 2 (What happens at the beginning of the story?) 3 1) You should be more than 3/4 of the way through your book by the weekend! 2) Rough Draft of Paragraph 3 (What happens in the middle of the story? The climax!) 3) Weekend~ Begin work on your Art Project. 4 1) You should be done reading your book! 2) Do a rough draft of your final two paragraphs (What happens at the end of the story? and What is your recommendation?) 3) Use your rough drafts of your paragraphs to help you write your final draft. 4) Put the finishing touches on your Art Project! DUE Turn your report in!

BOOK REPORT GRAPHIC ORGANIZER Directions: As you read your story, fill out the graphic organizer. This will help you when you write your Response to Literature Report. Copy or type your final draft on a separate piece of paper. Paragraph one: Title Author Genre: Catchy Beginning Main Characters: (Brief Description!) _ Setting (Where and When does the story take place?) Catchy Beginning Ideas: Ask a Question A Sound Dialogue Pick a Quote from the book Use Sensory Images This story is about (Plot Summary. 1-2 sentences)

Paragraph two: What happens in the beginning of the story? *Remember to summarize here: Topic Sentence: Details: (At least 3 sentences) 1) 2) 3) Ending Sentence:

Paragraph three: This is usually where the climax (exciting part) takes place. What happened in the middle of the story? *Remember to summarize here: Topic Sentence: Details: (At least 3 sentences) 1) 2) 3) Ending Sentence:

Paragraph four: How does the climax get resolved? What happens at the end of the story? *Remember to summarize here: Topic Sentence: Details: (At least 3 sentences) 1) 2) 3) Ending Sentence:

Paragraph five: Personal response. (5 sentences) Write a paragraph about what you thought about the book. Use these questions to guide your response: ---Did you enjoy the story? Why or Why not? ---Are you glad you read this book? ---Would you recommend the book to a classmate? Why or why not? ---Do you relate to the main character of the story at all? ---Why do you think the author wrote this book? ---What would you tell the author or main character if you had a chance to meet them? *Be sure to write your response in question/answer format. If the answer is no to any of these questions, do not include it in your response unless you are talking about the recommendation.