Students have been asking for sample projects to see what they might do for the "pink sheet" project. Well, they don't necessarily exist because this is the first time we've ever done this project at HMS! :)
What I can tell you is that your project (however you plan on delivering it--poster, power point, video, skit, song, comic, etc.) you need to reference and include the following: figurative language, author's theme, and author's style.
Comment below if you still have questions after reading this post and looking at the samples.
Here are various Bradbury-esque projects that other people have done to get you inspired:
What I can tell you is that your project (however you plan on delivering it--poster, power point, video, skit, song, comic, etc.) you need to reference and include the following: figurative language, author's theme, and author's style.
Comment below if you still have questions after reading this post and looking at the samples.
i like comic one because it tells how what the future will look like
ReplyDeletei like there will come soft rain because it explained that in war there is sadness and in future there is destruction
ReplyDeleteIt also reminds me of a 40's to 50's era comic.
ReplyDeleteI like there will come soft rain because it tells about the future there is destruction.
ReplyDeletei like the "there will come soft rains" comic because it tells whats there in the future and gave a discription of what was happening in the commic.
ReplyDeletei like the comic because it doesnt seem that hard...
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the comic because it gives me an idea of what the story looks like.
ReplyDeletethe most i really enjoyed was the dragon by raybradbury.
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