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Venn Diagram
Students will create a Venn Diagram comparing Mark at the start of the novel and Mark at the end of the novel A Week in the Woods.
Grade levels:
6-8
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Editorial Article
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3
Feature Article Rubric
Students will be able to write a feature article which answers the essential question they generated and researched. Articles will demonstrate a clear understanding of the feature writing format and the ability to answer a question with supporting details.
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4
Picture Assignment
Draw a picture of the most interesting part of your book. Caption the picture with two or three sentences explaining the scene you’ve pictured.
Grade levels:
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5
Letter from a Character to the Author
Assume the role of one of the characters in the book. Write a letter about the book from that character's perspective. Explain what s/he thought of the book?
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6
Friendly Letter
Friend Letter written in the Voice of a character from literature. Audience is 5th grade class.
Grade levels: N/A
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7
A Week in the Woods Map
Draw a map of Mark's new house. Include labels (or a key). Choose three locations and explain why they are important to Mark.
Grade levels:
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8
A Week in the Woods Book Advertisement
Create a television ad for the book (live or video). Sell the book and get other people to read it!
Grade levels:
K-5
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9
Sound Track Project
Create a play list of music (5 song minimum) that you think one of the main characters would put on their Ipod. Explain why the character would choose each of the songs.
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10
Presenting a New Scene for A Week in the Woods
Write a new scene for the book and act it out. Consider a scene between Mark and his parents or Mark and Mr. Maxwell. Your scene should give us deeper insight into the characters or themes of the novel.
Grade levels:
K-5
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11
Book Project: Create a Song or Rap
Writing own lyrics about the mystery book chosen, to the tune of an existing song or self-created song.
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12
Character Interview
Interview a Character: Brainstorm a list of ten questions you would like to ask one of the main characters and answer them as if you are that character.
Grade levels:
K-5
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13
Letter to the Author
Write a letter to Andrew Clements. Share your reactions of the book. What did you like/dislike? What suggestions do you have for improving the story?
Grade levels:
K-5
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14
A Week in the Woods Book Cover
Design a New Book Cover: Use your knowledge of the story and characters to create a new book cover you think would entice readers to pick up this book and read it.
Grade levels:
K-5
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Postcard from a Character
Design and produce a series of four postcards. Create a picture on one side and write a brief message from one character to another on the reverse side.
Grade levels:
K-5
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