CPEA BookReportsandWritingPortfoliosabridgedforweb
CPEA BookReportsandWritingPortfoliosabridgedforweb
CPEA BookReportsandWritingPortfoliosabridgedforweb
Book Reports
Book Reports
Students should be able to
Give an oral/dramatic presentation in which they tell (at least three things) about a book they have read
Give an oral presentation in which they summarize the plot of a narrative, or present a character sketch
Book Reports
Students should be able to
Write a response to a book that shows an understanding of the plot, characters and setting Identify the main ideas of the plot
Discuss how the actions of some of the characters affect the events
Book Reports
Students should be able to
Identify the characters in a work of fiction, describe their physical appearance (find the words in the text and say why these words are suitable), and the role they play in the story/book Contrast the motives and actions of the characters in a text and discuss their relationships with other characters
Why you chose the particular book Main character(s), importance, description,
characteristics Other characters, roles in the book Personal response/impressions words and phrases admired, characters liked (reasons from text)
Make a video of an interview with a character Use a book you have read to create a comic book, use text and the spoken word from the book
Write a headline news story about the book, detailing the major events and the characters
Parents Involvement
Assisting with reading Talking with children about a book why you liked the book, reading relevant sections of the book Serving as an audience for oral reports
Level 2: Satisfactory generally meets the requirements but with some areas of weakness Level 1: Needs improvement, does not meet the requirements
A WRITING PORTFOLIO
What is a writing portfolio?
A collection of samples of a students writing designed to showcase writing process and progress over a period
Purpose of a Portfolio
To provide specific examples of writing as a process To allow students to improve their writing skills through
assessment
Use a range of strategies to plan, organize, write, revise, proofread and edit their writing Write a story (narrative composition) consisting of more than one paragraph
Write a descriptive composition
Writing Portfolio
Students should be able to
Write friendly letters and more formal letters for a particular purpose Write letters, notes of apology, invitation, complaint, thanks Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper or magazine stating a position
Objectives
Checklists Rubrics
Work samples
Teachers written feedback Reflection
Self- assessment
Parents Involvement
Talking about the portfolio objectives with the teacher
Level 2: Satisfactory generally meets the requirements but with some areas of weakness or omission Level 1: Needs improvement, does not meet the requirements