Attention Students!
YOU will be grading your peers’ blogs for Reading Response Blog #6.
I have left them unedited.
Look at the rubric on your handout while you grade other students.
Happy Hunger Games! LOL!
Attention Students!
YOU will be grading your peers’ blogs for Reading Response Blog #6.
I have left them unedited.
Look at the rubric on your handout while you grade other students.
Happy Hunger Games! LOL!
Compare the book you are reading now with a music video, a movie, another book, or a television show episode.
You MUST include THREE examples and COMPLETE sentences!
RUBRIC:
Title of your book = 20 points
The compared work = 20 points
Example #1 = 20 points
Example #2 = 20 points
Example #3 = 20 points
Total possible score = 100 points
Think about the books you have read for me so far during our “Reading Log Assignment.” Some of you have read one, most of you have read two, and some of you have read three books.
Describe a character from one of these books and describe how you can relate to this character.
You MUST use 3 SPECIFIC details from the book, which prove your point.
You MUST include the title of your book. (No page numbers needed)
RUBRIC:
Book Title: 20 points
How you can relate to a character: 20 points
detail #1: 20 points
detail #2: 20 points
detail #3: 20 points
Total score = 100 points
If you have finished your first book answer these questions:
NUMBER YOUR ANSWERS!
1. How did your first book end?
2. Did it surprise you? Explain.
3. What did the main character learn through his/her experiences throughout the book.
If you are still on your first book, you are not reading the required amount of time. You will answer these questions:
1. What is the setting of your book? (If there are more than one, list them.)
2. How does the setting effect the story?
3. Describe the supporting character (the person who most helps the main character). What is his/her name, age, personality?
As you are reading your book, you will notice that the main character will change a little or a lot.
1. How has the personality of your character changed throughout your book?
2. Describe one event which most likely triggered this change.