WHO WOULD WIN?. ABOUT THE BOOKS  Who Would Win is a series by Jerry Pallotta. He picks two things and researches them. He has to find out a lot about.

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WHO WOULD WIN?

ABOUT THE BOOKS  Who Would Win is a series by Jerry Pallotta. He picks two things and researches them. He has to find out a lot about them. He watches videos, reads books and articles, and looks at pictures. In the end of his books he decides which thing would win.

WHAT TO RESEARCH  Scientific name of your things  Tell about their body (length, weight, skull, tongue, skull)  Tell about interesting features ( Venom, Stingers, Fangs)  Habitat (Homes, do live in packs?, Sleep?)  Anything you find interesting about the thing. (Hunting Style, How many are there? Jaw strength)

YOUR JOB  Think of two things that relate to one another that you could research. (Example: whale vs squid)  They can not be random things but must be relatable. ( No shoes vs. Spongebob!)

YOUR BOOK  You are going to create your own Who Would Win book. It will need to include a lot of researched information and pictures. There are going to be several requirements which will follow the books, but you will have time so do not rush!

REQUIREMENTS  16 Page Book  A Cover with (Title, Author, Illustrator)  Must have an introduction  Checklist of what you had at the end  Illustrations on each page with facts  Explanation of who would win and why!