Movie Book Report Due: March 22, 2017
Dear students/parents, Using the guideline attached the students are going to be creating a Movie Poster for the book. Please make sure to construct the movie poster with the attached guideline. Please help pick an appropriate movie book with your child from the list attached. A book level guideline has been included to help pick books that are on your child’s correct reading level. The book is to be chosen by January 13th. I encourage your child to bring the book to school to read during free time or read to self. The book is to be completed by March 14th and the final project is to be handed in on March 22th with folder. I have gone over this with your child and they know what is expected in order to receive a 100. Please sign the attached sheet with your child stating that you know what is expected of them. I know you will do great! Love, Mrs Greenfield
We _____________________ and ________________ have reviewed the movie book report guidelines together. We know to follow the directions and that the project is due March 22, 2016. We understand that there are no extensions and will not ask for them. This signed sheet is to be returned on Friday January 13th as well as your book choice. The entire book is to be completed by March 14th.
Signature Student: _________________________________ Parent Signature: __________________________________
Movie Book Options: (circle your choice)
Book Level
How to Eat Fried Worms - by Thomas Rockwell
on
Old Yeller - by Fred Gipson
on
Stuart Little - by E.B. White
on
Freaky Friday - by Mary Rogers
on
Escape to Witch Mountain – by Alexander Key
on
James and the Giant Peach – by Roald Dahl
on
Mr. Poppers Penguins – by Florence and Richard Atwater
apr.
Babe: The Gallant Pig – by Dick King- Smith
apr.
The Borrowers – by Mary Norton
beyond
The Indian in the Cupboard – by Lynn Reid Banks
beyond
apr. = approaching grade level
on = on grade level
beyond = above grade level.
Name: ______________________
Date: ___________
Genre: Movie Book Project: Movie Poster Book Title: ___________________________________________ POSSIBLE POINTS POINTS EARNED
1. Was your book approved by the due date?
5
2. Did you hand in your project on time?
5
3. Does your poster contain pictures that represent the theme of your novel?
10
4. Did you include two quotes from the book? 5. Did you include two critics quote??
10 10
6. Did you include a one paragraph summary of your book?
20
7. Did you assign three stars to play in your movie?
10
8. Is your poster colorful and creative?
5
9. Did you complete the book report worksheet, detailing information from the book? 10. Was your presentation informative and interesting?
20 5
Comments: _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________
Due Dates: Use this sheet to help keep you organized. Check off things when they are completed. These due dates are to help keep you on track at HOME!
Book choice – due January 13, 2017
_____
Book completed- due March 14, 2017
_____
Summary – due March 16, 2017
_____
Quotes- due March 17, 2017
_____
Three stars and descriptions – due March 17, 2017
_____
Book report worksheet - due March 18, 2017
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Complete report due – March 22, 2017
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“MOVIE POSTER” BOOK REPORT 3rd Quarter Report
For this book report you will be required to create a movie poster based on the theme of the book you have read. You will be graded on your creativity, attention to detail, as well as the information that you provide. The poster will be presented in class and explained. It should look like a movie poster that you see in the theatres—informative and interesting to the viewer. DUE DATE: March 22, 2017 Materials: Poster board, Markers / Colored pencils / Crayons Requirements: 1. Select a book 2. Your poster must contain pictures or original art to represent the theme of your novel. (Do not copy the movie or book cover.) 3. You must have two quotes from the novel that tell something important about the novel. 4. List three “stars” (characters) of the book with pictures and a brief description. Tell us what actor/actress you would have playing the role of each character. 5. Two quotes from fictitious critics about the book. 6. You must have a SHORT (one paragraph) summary of the novel somewhere on the poster board. 7. Your poster must be colorful and creative. 8. You must fill out a book report worksheet, detailing information from the book. (attached) It will be presented to the class. This presentation WILL be a part of your ‘creative’ grade.
DUE DATE: March 22, 2017 (Poster and Presentation) LATE PROJECTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED—NO EXCUSES!!
Name: __________________________
Movie Poster Book Report Form Title of Book: ___________________________________________________________ Author of Book: _________________________________________________________
1.
Brief description of the plot (including rising action, climax, and resolution):
2.
Is the plot believable in “real life”? Why or why not.
3.
Were the characters believable or unbelievable? Why?
4.
What is the overall theme of the story:
5.
Describe the setting or settings of the story? (time period, geography, etc.)
6.
Did you like or dislike the story? Why?
Answer these questions on a separate piece of paper. For each question, write the question and then answer it in complete sentences! Your answers may be typed or handwritten. If it is handwritten, it must be written neatly in cursive. If it is typed, it must be in 12 point font and black ink.