Friday, 7 June 2013

Book Talk Question # 6

Think about the interesting words and vocabulary words in your book. As you read, find 3 words that you want to look up. These words need to be words that you do not know the meaning of, or a word that you want to know more about. You might find that you know the meaning of every word, so you might find a word that you think made the sentence very interesting, or you might find a word that you do not hear very often. It might be a famous person from history that you want to know more about.

· First, find the 3 words and write the sentence from the book with that word in it.

· Next, look up the meaning of those words in the dictionary.For your blog post, write the words, sentence, and the definition. This is a lot of typing, so give yourself plenty of time.

Wednesday, 5 June 2013

Book Talk Question # 5

Word Choice


Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.

Thursday, 30 May 2013

Book Talk Question # 4


If you could change one thing about this book, what would it be
and why? First explain the part in detail. Then describe why you would want
to change the part. Finally, show what you would do differently.

If you enjoyed the book, and don’t want to change anything, which part of
the book would you like to expand? Maybe you want to know more about a
relationship between two characters, or maybe you want to know more about a
scene. Make sure you include why you wanted to know more.

Friday, 24 May 2013

Book Talk Question # 3

All books have a main problem in the story. What is the problem your main character is facing? Write a diary entry from the perspective of the main character. Include a description of the problem, how you are feeling about it and a possible solution to the problem. Really try to use what you know about the character and what would make sense in the story to create a solution.

Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Book Talk Question # 2

What is the setting of your story and how does it compare to the setting in which you live? What is similar? What is different? Do you think the setting will change drastically throughout your book? What will be the different settings? Make a prediction.

Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Book Talk Question #1

What are the characters like? How are you the same or different from one of the characters?

Explain.