WEE EELA IAD E PAOD DODDS OPIS APA AAO 6 6 6 ¢ 3 = Name: as > Fountas & Pinnell (F&P) Range: —— = Book Report #1 Key Events Key Chain BIDPISID IIASA SD DD 2 BOOK GUIDELINES: Book MAY NOT BE a graphic > novel or picture book. Make sure the book you read is 2 within your Fountas & Pinnell range. ~ 3 3 WHEN: Book read in September/October as a ~ DUE: NOVEMBER 16, 2018 MATERIALS AND DIRECTIONS: See attached a2 WADA MAP pye A peer rerr rrr rrr rer rr rrr rrr rere Fle pstmt i tious Sa cncas lcesivirkoseaaio imide odKEY EVENTS KEY CHAIN (Sequencing Key Events in a Story's Plot) Materials: - Four key events templates - Colored pencils, crayons, or markers - Scissors . - Hole punch - String or yarn Directions: 1. Cover Key: On the head of the key, write "Key Event" at the top and the title of the book at the bottom. Draw and color an illustration in the center and write the author's name and your name on the lines to the right on the key. Title of Story: Author:2. First Key: On the head of the key, draw and color an illustration of the first key event from the story. Above the picture write the phrase "Key Event #1". Write a sentence describing the scene illustrated on the lines to the right on the key. Second Key: On the head of the key, draw and color an illustration of the second key event from the story. Above the picture write the phrase "Key Event #2". Write a sentence describing the scene illustrated on the lines to the right.on the key on the lines to the right on the key. be Third Key: On the head of the key, draw and color an illustration of the third key event from the story. Above the picture write the phrase “Key Event #3", Write a sentence describing the scene illustrated on the lines to the right on the key. s 5. Carefully cut out each key along the dotted lines. Then punch a hole through the circle on each key and create a key chain out of a length of string or yarn.