How to do an Open Mind Diagram Copy the following info into the “Reading Response” section of your notebook.

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How to do an Open Mind Diagram Copy the following info into the “Reading Response” section of your notebook

Trace Open-Mind First, create an outline of a character’s head (full or side profile)

Three Images Use three images that symbolize the character

Brainstorm Around Image Around each image, use four brainstorm statements (3 words or less --ideally, one word--) that capture the character’s personality and state of mind.

Two Citations Directly cite two examples from the text that clearly represent the character’s attitude and actions. Each example must be at least two sentences in length and parenthetically cited.

Criteria Arrange the images, brainstorms, and citations inside the open-mind Citations, Images,and Brainstorms must tie-in Must be multicolored No lined paper Use parenthetical citation Be creative, unique, even unusual

How to Grade an Open Mind Diagram (Based on 100 Point Scale) Every Item = 5 Points 3 images15 Max 12 brainstorms60 Max 2 citations10 Max Color5 Max Open mind5 Max N,D,P,A,T5 Max (1 Point Each)

How to do an Open Mind Diagram (167)..