1. Four Square
Quiz,
Pages

2. Fold Paper Fold paper into four Squares.
O.k., it may be four rectangles, but work with me, people.

3. Visualize
Close your eyes and visualize the most powerful image you remember from last night’s reading.
Then . . .

4. Upper Left Box
Draw a picture of a powerful image for what you have read. Must be in color.

5. Upper Right Box
Put the picture you drew into words by explaining its significance in the story in 50 words or more.

6. Lower Left Box
Imagine you are an English professor lecturing to a college class on the image you just described from last night’s reading. Now, write your lecture in words with emphasis on its literary aspects.

7. Lower Right Box
Write a poem, create a word collage, follow a stream of conscious ness, or in any other way respond to the scene you have drawn.

8. Rubric Picture captures a significant moment from the chapter.
Artistic effort and message count, not artistic ability
Written work is analytical and captures the meaning of the drawing and significant moment the chapter.
Creativity