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Paper Bag Book Report

Objectives You will be able to: Read a book for comprehension. Choose six objects that are significant or symbolize something from the book. Design a paper bag according to directions. Present your bag and items to the class.

Instructions 1. On one side of a paper bag, draw a colorful scene from the book. Also include: a. The title of the book b. The author c. Your name

Instructions 2. On on the back of the bag write: a. Main Characters-Include all of the main characters b. Supporting Characters-Include any other characters that may have been in the story but were not main characters. c. Setting-Include the places and the time periods your story took place. d. Conflicts-Include the main problem within the story. e. Resolution-Include the ending of the story.

Instructions 3. Inside the bag place at least six objects that represent significant events that happened in the book. You could also place objects that show aspects of the main characters’ personalities. You may draw only one picture and put it in the bag.

Instructions 4. You will be asked to tell the class about your book. You may read directly from your bag as long as you have eye contact with the class. You will also be required to tell the class about each item in your bag and why you chose this item. You will be given points for loudness and clarity when presenting.

So, significant is just important, but what is a symbol? Review:

What is a symbol? A person, place, thing or event that stands for both itself and something beyond itself.

Like the flag.

Like a peace sign.

For example: What might this picture symbolize?

For example: What might this picture symbolize?

For example: What might this picture symbolize?

For example: What might this picture symbolize?

For example: What might this picture symbolize?

For example: What might this picture symbolize?

Be Creative Use your imagination. Have FUN