Author: Julia Medina

Covers are great because they summarize the theme of the book. What was the theme of this story in your opinion?

One thing we all hate are spoilers! Spoilers give away exciting details in the story. There were many events that were fun to read about in this book! If someone told you what was going to happen before you read, you would not have enjoyed reading as much.

When you create your cover, avoid spoilers!

Challenge:

1. Write your theme on a piece of paper.
2. Write an event that you do not want to spoil for the reader.
3. Draw a cover that expresses that theme.

You can upload one picture with your writing and drawing here.

We will post feedback to your account soon afterwards!

If you want to see the rubric, click here

Covers are great because they summarize the theme of the book. What was the theme of this story in your opinion?

One thing we all hate are spoilers! Spoilers give away exciting details in the story. There were many events that were fun to read about in this book! If someone told you what was going to happen before you read, you would not have enjoyed reading as much.

When you create your cover, avoid spoilers!

Challenge:

1. Write your theme on a piece of paper.
2. Write an event that you do not want to spoil for the reader.
3. Draw a cover that expresses that theme.

You can upload one picture with your writing and drawing here.

We will post feedback to your account soon afterwards!

If you want to see the rubric, click here.

Covers are great because they summarize the theme of the book. What was the theme of this story in your opinion?

One thing we all hate are spoilers! Spoilers give away exciting details in the story. There were many events that were fun to read about in this book! If someone told you what was going to happen before you read, you would not have enjoyed reading as much.

When you create your cover, avoid spoilers!

Challenge:

1. Write your theme on a piece of paper.
2. Write an event that you do not want to spoil for the reader.
3. Draw a cover that expresses that theme.

You can upload one picture with your writing and drawing here.

We will post feedback to your account soon afterwards!

If you want to see the rubric, click here

Covers are great because they summarize the theme of the book. What was the theme of this story in your opinion?

One thing we all hate are spoilers! Spoilers give away exciting details in the story. There were many events that were fun to read about in this book! If someone told you what was going to happen before you read, you would not have enjoyed reading as much.

When you create your cover, avoid spoilers!

Challenge:

1. Write your theme on a piece of paper.
2. Write an event that you do not want to spoil for the reader.
3. Draw a cover that expresses that theme.

You can upload one picture with your writing and drawing here.

We will post feedback to your account soon afterwards!

If you want to see the rubric, click here

Covers are great because they summarize the theme of the book. What was the theme of this story in your opinion?

One thing we all hate are spoilers! Spoilers give away exciting details in the story. There were many events that were fun to read about in this book! If someone told you what was going to happen before you read, you would not have enjoyed reading as much.

When you create your cover, avoid spoilers!

Challenge:

1. Write your theme on a piece of paper.
2. Write an event that you do not want to spoil for the reader.
3. Draw a cover that expresses that theme.

You can upload one picture with your writing and drawing here.

We will post feedback to your account soon afterwards!

If you want to see the rubric, click here.

It’s never too early to share what you are learning! Find a word in this book that people may not know but they should. Write your word and the sentence it appears in on 1 piece of paper. Then, draw or create a definition that people can use to learn that word. You can teach people using this book!

Take a picture of everything and upload it here.

Click here to see the rubric.

It’s never too early to share what you are learning! Find a word in this book that people may not know but they should. Write your word and the sentence it appears in on 1 piece of paper. Then, draw or create a definition that people can use to learn that word. You can teach people using this book!

Take a picture of everything and upload it here.

Click here to see the rubric.

It’s never too early to share what you are learning! Find a word in this book that people may not know but they should. Write your word and the sentence it appears in on 1 piece of paper. Then, draw or create a definition that people can use to learn that word. You can teach people using this book!

Take a picture of everything and upload it here.

Click here to see the rubric.

It’s never too early to share what you are learning! Find a word in this book that people may not know but they should. Write your word and the sentence it appears in on 1 piece of paper. Then, draw or create a definition that people can use to learn that word. You can teach people using this book!

Take a picture of everything and upload it here.

Click here to see the rubric.

It’s never too early to share what you are learning! Find a word in this book that people may not know but they should. Write your word and the sentence it appears in on 1 piece of paper. Then, draw or create a definition that people can use to learn that word. You can teach people using this book!

Take a picture of everything and upload it here.

If you need help thinking of a word, the Arkansas Arts Center defined these words for students watching the play: burly, glen, pious, melody, devotion, robust, tranquil, and listless. You could find one of these words in your copy, then write the sentence, and draw a definition.

Click here to see the rubric.