How to do a One Pager

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How to do a One Pager

• Please copy the following information into the
  Reading Response of your notebook

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What It Does

• Connects the verbal with the visual
• It connects literatures thoughts to your
  thoughts
• It appeals to verbal, visual, and kinesthetic
  learners

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Create a Central Image

• Draw, cut-out a picture, or use a computer
  graphic to create an image that captures the
  central meaning for what youve read.
• The image must be the central feature of your
  One Pager.

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Brainstorm

• Brainstorm around the central image (four, three
  words or less, statements)

Love
Fear
Running Away
Loss of Innocence
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Citations

• Two most important citations from the text
  (authors last name page).
• For a play (authors last name followed by act.
  scene. line).
• Example All the worlds a stage and we are its
  players (Shakespeare 5.7.45-46).

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Ask Questions

• Ask two thought provoking questions
• Provide two thought provoking answers

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Personal Connection

• Make a personal connection about what you read

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Guidelines

• Must be Colorful
• No lined paper
• Use color pens, pencils, compu-ter graphics,
  photos, picture from magazine, etc.

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Impact

• When a one pager is completed, anyone who looks
  at it will gain an instant interpretation of how
  you understood the story

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How to Grade a One Pager
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Each Entry 8.33 Points

• 1 Image
• 4 Brainstorms
• 2 Citations
• 2 Questions
• 2 Answers
• 1 Personal Connection

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Evaluations

• Write a two sentence evaluation of what you did
  correctly and what needs to be improved or
  corrected.
• If the One Pager was not multi-colored, multiply
  total score by .50