Four Square

1
Four Square

• Quiz,
  
• Pages 117-137

2
Fold Paper

• Fold paper into four
  Squares.
• O.k., it may be four
  rectangles, but work with me,
  people.

3
Visualize

• Close your eyes and visualize the most powerful
  image you remember from
  last nights
  reading.
• Then . . .

4
Upper Left Box

• Draw a picture of a powerful image for what you
  have read. Must
  be in color.

5
Upper Right Box

• Put the picture you drew into words by explaining
  its significance in the story in 50 words
  or more.

6
Lower Left Box

• Imagine you are an English professor lecturing to
  a college class on the image you just described
  from last nights reading. Now, write
  your lecture in
  75 words with emphasis on its
  literary aspects.

7
Lower Right Box

• Write a poem, create a word collage, follow a
  stream of conscious- ness, or in any
  other way respond to the
  scene you have drawn.

8
Rubric

• Picture captures a significant moment from the
  chapter.
• Artistic effort and message count, not artistic
  ability
• Written work is analytical and captures the
  meaning of the drawing and significant
  moment the chapter.
• Creativity