Final Assignment
You will pick ONE of the following options for your final assignment.
OPTION ONE: Character in a Bag
For this option you will use the character you have chosen and create a paper bag to describe their character. You will
1. Decorate the outside of the bag so it looks like the character.
2. Write 5 words on the back of the bag that describe the character's characteristics.
3. Place 5 (small) items in the bag that represent the character.
OPTION TWO: Character Costume
For this option you will use a poster board to create a costume of your character and write a short narrative about your character's point of view. Be sure to
1. Include details of what your character looks like on the poster.
2. Write at least 7-10 sentences explaining how your character feels about the story and the other characters.
3. Be prepared to present to the class by reading your narrative.
OPTION ONE: Character in a Bag
For this option you will use the character you have chosen and create a paper bag to describe their character. You will
1. Decorate the outside of the bag so it looks like the character.
2. Write 5 words on the back of the bag that describe the character's characteristics.
3. Place 5 (small) items in the bag that represent the character.
OPTION TWO: Character Costume
For this option you will use a poster board to create a costume of your character and write a short narrative about your character's point of view. Be sure to
1. Include details of what your character looks like on the poster.
2. Write at least 7-10 sentences explaining how your character feels about the story and the other characters.
3. Be prepared to present to the class by reading your narrative.
Examples!
Option ONE:
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Some examples of items that could be put in the bag:
- toy shoe - red cloth - hair brush - wand - drawn picture - animal ears - basket - fake cookies The items in the bag should match up with the 5 things you write on the outside! |
Option TWO:
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You can click on the link below to download some writing paper if you need some. Just download it and print it off!
You may want to practice reading over your narrative before you read it out loud to the class. 
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