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1 THERE SHOULD BE NO TALKING.
THE PIGMAN Directions: Turn to a clean sheet of paper in your journal. Write today’s date with either a pencil or a blue or black pen and “title” this entry as THE PIGMAN: PREDICTIONS. THERE SHOULD BE NO TALKING.

2 THE PIGMAN On the next slide, you will see a picture of a book’s cover. On your clean sheet of paper, respond to the cover. Again, there should be no talking. KEEP ALL COMMENTS AND/OR THOUGHTS TO YOURSELF!

3 THE PIGMAN This is one version of the cover for The Pigman. By simply looking at this picture, what do you think the story is about? Write your answer on your clean sheet of paper.

4 THE PIGMAN This is another cover for the same book. Forgetting what you wrote about the previous cover, what would you think the book was about this time? Respond on your sheet of paper.

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