Monday, 25 May 2015

Paper Bag Book Review

Paper Bag Book Review

This is an open ended reading task that allows students to demonstrate their level of comprehension in a safe and non-threatening environment.

It is a structured task that requires explicit modelling of activities and expectations, which will be done in class. The students must pick their favourite book to do the report on.

This task covers many aspects of the English Learning Area. Students will be assessed on their presentation to the class as well as the content they have provided.

What do Paper Bag Book Reviews consist of?
·         Students must select and read a book
·         Design a book cover on the front of a paper bag (different to the original one). The cover must include a title, picture and the author.
·         Students then complete the book review sheet based on the book they have selected.
·         Select 3 items to represent the significant factors of the story (One to represent a character, one to represent the setting and one to represent the problem.)
·         Write an explanation of why they included each item.
·         Present their book review and items to the class.
·         Listen to peers present their Paper Bag Book Review and complete peer evaluations
·         Complete a self-evaluation
·         Review a teacher evaluation

Students will be provided with everything they need to complete the task. Paper Bag Book Reviews were originally designed for reluctant readers to encourage them to read.

Please be aware although students will be completing part of this project at home it is a demonstration of what they can do. We ask that you encourage your child to do the best they can do but allow them to do the tasks alone.

Presentations of the Paper Bag Book Reviews will commence Tuesday of Week 7 the 2nd of June.

ALL BOOK REVIEWS ARE TO BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED TO THE TEACHER BY WEEK 6 FRIDAY 29th OF MAY.

Tasks that will be required to be completed at home will be written in each student’s diary/with a note.

Thanks,

Miss B J

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