Graphic Novel Title List the names of your group members and on which slides did each person do the majority of the work Group 0: Jay Gatz- Introduction+Chapters.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Short Story Project Due: October 4, 2004 English II Academy of Our Lady of Guam Ms. Catahay

Advertisements

Six-Slide PowerPoint Presentation Presented by B. Ruff.

Mrs. Wilkinson 8 th Grade Woodland Middle School Introduction Relevance Your Part Highlights Point to Ponder Famous Quote Summary.

Title of Presentation Author 1, Author 2, Author 3, Author 4 Abstract Introduction This is my abstract. This is my abstract. This is my abstract. This.

“Zine” Project English 10 Ms. Zappa Final Product: A mini-maga”ZINE” of your creation that combines literary analysis and graphically supported interpretation.

HOW TO WRITE A BOOK REVIEW

Man versus Society (The “Underdog”) Directions: for this project you will choose two books. Using this worksheet packet you will apply the theme, Underdog/Man.

Mrs. Alexander 6 th Grade Village Meadows Elementary Introduction Relevance Your Part Highlights Report Requirements Technology Requirements Summary.

Constructed Response Assignment

Substance Abuse PowerPoint Outline As you are researching the substance, write in the information on the appropriate slide. This will ensure you include.

Teacher Expectations Content is most important and must be done first before “making it fun.” ex. graphics, colors, sounds –graphics and sounds must be.

Mr. Elmore 8 th Grade Highland East Jr. High Introduction Setting Tone Characters Plot Quote Theme.

Term Paper Guide. Introduction Proofreading Does the introduction start with a general sentence that is attention-getting? Are there a few sentences that.

Each slide contains colorful backgrounds, Word Art, Clip Art, and animation. Bullets instead of paragraphs. Font is easy to read. No clip art from the.

Title:___________________________________________________ Author:_________________________________________________ Place photo here.

How to fill out a novel guide Mr. Hutchinson ELA 8.

Collaborative Project: Character Analysis. First Part Characterize your character using the five traits we have learned about.  Each trait should have.

Northside Middle School Summer Reading Project

Freak the Mighty Computer Lab Activity Due By End of Class Tomorrow.

Parts of A Story Ms. Sawatski 6 th Grade Gifted Reading.

Creative Response Project STUDENT NAME PERIOD DATE.

Literary Element Analysis 1. Choose and Define 5 of the following literary Elements: setting symbolism point of view flashback character allusion conflict.

Cube Reading Response Directions Favorite Character Character Development Favorite Quote Explain Quote Aspect of Style Theme or Issue Create a cube (six.

Into the Wild Novel Mosaic Assignment Group Members Names.

Ms. Taghon 6 th Grade Liberty Traditional Introduction Relevance Your Part Highlights Report Requirements Technology Requirements Questions?

PowerPoint Presentations …..made easy!

BOOK REPORT 6 TH GRADE Name:Title:Author:. COVER, AUTHOR AND TITLE OF THE BOOK  Create your own cover of the book using the title and the author of the.

CHARACTERIZATION Independent Reading Portfolio Entry 6.

FLAT STANLEY COMIC PPT. PROJECT Assignment, Requirements, & Rubric.

Peer Review of Emerging Adulthood Paper. Peer Review of Outline  Introduction (~5 min)  Domains (~10 min)  Cognitive, Emotional, Social and Physiological.

The Elements of Narrative Writing What is Narrative Writing? A type of writing that is designed to tell a story that is fictional.

Response to Literature

Introduction Relevance Your Part Highlights Point to Ponder

Type the title of your book here

Fahrenheit 451 Quick Writes.

The Great Gatsby Bellringer #1 4/29/14

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Final Scene

Introduction Setting Tone Characters Plot Quote Theme

Title of Book Author of Book.

Introduction Relevance Your Part Highlights Point to Ponder

Slide #1 Name of Civilization First and last name Date

Book talks How to succeed!.

Also remember to…. Limit text to key ideas.

HOORAY! MORE VOCAB FRIENDS!!

Body Paragraph Sandwich

The Book’s Title The Author’s Name

Rubrics! September 26, 2016.

5/21 English II Agenda TSW identify examples of 1st and 3rd person point of view in the novel Big Mouth and Ugly Girl in order to analyze the reliability.

Vocabulary Work: (10 minutes) Work on completing your Frayer diagrams

Miss. Frownfelter 8th Grade Language Arts

By: Author’s Name Capstone Project Example Ms. Gradowski, English 12

POWER POINT PROJECT~6th Grade

Author, Author, and Author Address(es)

Roving through the Story

Holocaust Book Panel Discussion

World History Partner Multimedia Presentation Project

Reading Log for the Week of ____________________________________

Book report: Harry Potter

Essential Questions October 7th-11th.

*Title* Author: Genre:

The Color Purple Teaching Assignment.

Types of Writing Foldable

Book Talk Template Delete this slide before you turn it in.

PowerPoint Directions

Disillusionment and Hedonism

Guide for Power Point Usage

Dialectical Journal Title of Book

TITLE PAGE Student Name Date Course Teacher.

TITLE PAGE Student Name Date Course Teacher.

Presentation transcript:

Graphic Novel Title List the names of your group members and on which slides did each person do the majority of the work Group 0: Jay Gatz- Introduction+Chapters 1-2 Daisy Louisville-Chapters 3- 4 Tom Poloplayer-Chapters 5-6 Jordan Golfplayer-Chapters 7-8 Nick Narrator- Chapter 9+Conclusion Palo Verde High School English 11 Ms. Hunt May 1st, 2015

Introduction to Novel and Setting Title of Novel Original Author Year of Publication Year of Book Setting

Introduction to Characterization and Theme What is the Main Theme? Who are the characters and what are their character traits?

Chapter 1 Give each chapter a creative title from DLQ

Chapter 1 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 1:

Chapter 1 (slide 2)

Chapter 2 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 2:

Chapter 2 (slide 2)

Chapter 3 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 3:

Chapter 3 (slide 2)

Chapter 4 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 4:

Chapter 4 (slide 2)

Chapter 5 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 5:

Chapter 5 (slide 2)

Chapter 6 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 6:

Chapter 6 (slide 2)

Chapter 7 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 7:

Chapter 7 (slide 2)

Chapter 8 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 8:

Chapter 8 (slide 2)

Chapter 9 Illustrate and Dialogue Main Events and Quotes From Chapter 9:

Chapter 9 (slide 2)

Conclusion

What message does the novel have in 2015? Who would you cast as the characters today? How does the messages from the novel fit into today’s society? Who does each character represent in today’s society? What is the message for the affluent? What is the message for the poor?

Works Cited (include all photos or sources taken from online)

Project Grading Rubric _____/50 pts. Submission: Given on time (May 1st) in MS PowerPoint on a USB Drive with label of period and group # _____/50 pts. Format: PowerPoint has a minimum of 25 slides including a cover slide, introduction to setting and author, introduction to characterization and theme, 2 slides per chapter-3 story windows per slide, MLA or APA format for References or Work cited slides, conclusion, and connection message for 2015

Rubric (continued) _____/900 pts. (50 points per slide X 2 slides per chapter X 9 chapters in the novel=900 pts. _____/100 pts. Visual/Audio for animations, sound, and graphics. _____/100 pts. Introduction _____/100 pts. Conclusion _____/50 pts. Modern Message _____/50 pts. References/Work Cited _____/1400 pts. TOTAL