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1 Book Talks: Fiction Reading Presentation

2 Content Expectations Title  Name of book Author Genre: you need to come with on your own  Fiction (humorous, realistic, scientific)

3 Literary Elements Setting  Where story takes place Theme  What lesson did you learn from the story? Main Characters  Describe characters part in the book  Not just listing their names Plot: give main events, but not the ending  Don’t give the book away  Persuading others to read

4 Review Would you recommend this book to others? Why, or why not?

5 Reading Excerpt Read a short excerpt from the book aloud. Tell us why you chose to read the excerpt.

6 Presentation Expectations: Good posture and Eye Contact Clarity and volume of voice Listening to others Feedback to others

7 LEXILE Range You will need to use books that are within your LEXILE. Where do you find what the LEXILE of your book is?LEXILE  http://www.lexile.com http://www.lexile.com Mrs. Shetler will give you your LEXILE from last year, until we find out your fifth grade LEXILE.

8 Presentations Will be every month. We will rotate fiction and non-fiction each month.  The project for each month is on my class website. First Book Talk is the middle of October…

9 Get Ready…. TO READ!!!

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