What are you Reading?

Today's Goal: Make a physical representation of a book that you have recently read.

The Plan:

1. I'm giving you Play-Doh. Don't make a mess or you'll never get to use it again.
2. Ms. Black will answer all the questions you have about your article scores
3. Ms. Black will answer all the questions you have about your book projects
4. Come prepared tomorrow to work on book projects or article revisions.

Play-Doh

1. Think about the most recent book you have read or are currently reading
2. Create an object with your Play-Doh that represents something important in your book
   Your only rule is that you can't make a person with your play-doh to represent the character. You can be more creative. I know it.
3. Make a FlipGrid Video explaining what book you read or are reading, what your object is, and what it represents in your story.
4. Be appropriate in your responses to your peers.

Revisions for Articles:

• If you choose to make revisions to your article, you will need to make a copy of the one you shared with me. 
• Your revised article will be submitted on Google Classroom. 
• In order to get a revised score, you will need to make your revisions ON YOUR OWN. Revisions are to be done individually. 
• If you and your group only have a few things to do together, that's fine, but you will still need to make individual copies and submit them individually. 
• I will only give revised scores to students who have submitted their revisions on Google Classroom.

Book Projects

• Independent Reading book projects are due November 30
• You can find the instructions on Google Classroom or if you CLICK HERE.
• Digital submissions should be submitted on the Google Classroom assignment
• Physical submissions will be handed directly to Ms. Black

Reminders/Homework:

• NO THOUGHT QUESTION. There WILL be one next week.
• Two Achieve Articles due by midnight FRIDAY.
• one article of your choice.
• One article of Ms. Black's choice. 
• Title: "Seeing Things in a New Way".
• Independent Reading: at least two books completed by November 27 (THAT'S TODAY)
• Independent Reading book projects are due November 30