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Saint Paul's Lutheran School Kingsville, MD Mr. Skip Osbourn
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Scrapbook Book Report
This report will be a character study of the main character of your book, and it will take the form of a scrapbook. You are to create a scrapbook as if it were put together by the main character.
REQUIREMENTS
· SCRAPBOOK COVER The scrapbook cover should include the character’s name, the title of the book, the author’s name, and your name. Be creative as to how you incorporate each of these elements into the cover.
Illustrate the cover so it is a reflection of the main character who created it.
· JOURNAL ENTRY Write a journal entry from the main character’s point of view that gives a summary of the book. The journal entry should:
1. be written in complete paragraphs 2. include a brief description of the following: main character, setting, major events, and conclusion 3. be written on a sheet of paper and stapled, glued, or taped into the scrapbook 4. include a date that reflects the “date” the character wrote it
· PICTURES AND PHOTOGRAPHS Five pictures or photographs should be included (“photos” can be drawn or cut out of magazines). They should illustrate each of the following: 1. The main character in a scene from the book 2. The character’s family or friends 3. The main character’s major accomplishment 4. The setting of the story 5. A picture of your choice
*Write a complete sentence to describe each picture.
· LETTER TO A FRIEND/LETTER FROM A FRIEND Write two letters for this section. Put each letter into a separate envelope, address it to the appropriate character, and tape it into the scrapbook.
Letter 1: Write this letter from the main character’s point of view and address it to a secondary character. In it, describe the main problem the main character faces in the story.
*Describe the problem in complete, detailed paragraphs.
Letter 2: Write this letter from the secondary character’s point of view to the main character, and in it describe the solution to the main character’s problem as it happened in the story.
*Describe the solution in complete, detailed paragraphs.
· SOUVENIRS AND MEMENTOS Draw, create, collect, or find at least five souvenirs that the main character would have put into the scrapbook. These objects should reflect events in the story or important aspects of your character.
*Include complete sentence explanations next to each object describing its significance.
· DIARY ENTRY Write a diary entry from the main character’s point of view that reflects the main character’s feelings about himself or herself.
*Be sure the entry includes how the character changed from the beginning of the story to the end.
*Write it on a sheet of paper and put it into the scrapbook.
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