2. How to do a One Pager

3. What It Does  Connects the verbal with the visual  It connects literature’s thoughts to your thoughts  It appeals to verbal, visual, and kinesthetic learners

4. Create a Central Image  Draw to create an image that captures the central meaning for what you’ve read.  The image must be the central feature of your One Pager.

5. Brainstorm  Brainstorm around the central image (four descriptive words). Love Fear Loss of Innocence Running Away

6. Citations  “Two most important citations from the text” (author’s last name page).  “The second citation only needs the page number” (page).

7. Personal Connection  Make a personal connection about what you read (personal comment)

8. Must include the title of the book on the one-pager. Must include the author’s name. Guidelines

9.  Must be Colorful  No lined paper  Use color pens, color pencils, markers, or crayons.  NO PENCIL  No black ink

10. Impact  When a one pager is completed, anyone who looks at it will gain an instant interpretation of how you understood the story.

16. What to Include on your One-Pager

17.  1 or 2 Images  Title and author  Pictures and colors  4 descriptive words  2 important quotes from the story  2 questions with answers  1 Connection (your thoughts about the story)  Make it colorful and neat  Fill the entire page