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Don't forget to pick up a hand-out.

1. Fill out the back of this form after you give your presentation.

2. Instructions for Poster and PowerPoint essentially the same. (20 slides for PowerPoint)

What is due?

1. Your Reading Log- 6 logs per weeks over a three week period (not counting "ski week") 15 X 3 = 45 points

2. Your fill in sheet on character, plot summer and story analysis. 15 points

3. Your Poster (or PowerPoint)- 20 points

4. Your Presentation- 20 points

Count: 100 points

Rule 1: Define the Purpose of your Poster or PowerPoint

Rule 2: Sell Your Work in Ten Seconds

Rule 3: The Title Is Important

Rule 4: Poster Acceptance Means Nothing

Rule 5: Many of the Rules for Writing a Good Paper Apply to Posters, Too

Rule 6: Good Posters Have Unique Features Not Pertinent to Papers

Rule 7: Layout and Format Are Critical (an Illustration for each Power Point Slide)

Rule 8: Content Is Important, but Keep It Concise

Rule 9: Posters Should Have Your Personality

Rule 10: The Impact of a Poster Happens Both During and After the Poster Session

Students to place the title of the book, author, and four literary elements and examples on the poster. The poster should be neat, colorful and interesting. A picture or drawing should be included for each literary element on the poster.