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Book Report Project #1 Compare and Contrast Rubric

Create a Compare and Contrast Chart using your graphic organizer as a guide. Show how the book and movie are alike and different. Explain which version you like better: the book or the movie.

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Book Report Project #3 Character Poster

Create a Character Map Poster of one of the main characters in The Great Gatsby. The poster should include the six main characteristics from the graphic organizer.

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12

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Book Report Project #8 3-D Model or Diorama

The student will create a 3-D/Diorama which includes a favorite scene from the book. The student will also write a 10 sentence scene analysis telling why the chosen scene is important to the book/movie, what their favorite part of the story was and will give a recommendation to others (Would you recommend it to a friend or not? Why or why not?)

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12

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Book Report Project #5 Book Review

Write a book review to be printed in a newspaper or magazine. Give it a rating of 1 to 5 stars. Explain why you rated the book that way. Would you recommend it to a friend, why or why not?

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Book Report Project #6 Different Endings

Three different endings for the story. Each ending is one paragraph long (at least 6 sentences long).

Grade levels: 6-8

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Book Report Project #2 Character Role Play

Dress up as one of the characters in your book. Tell the story from first person point of view or work in a group and create a script using dialogue from the book.

Grade levels: 6-8 9-12

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