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Movie Poster Book Report Project by Sassy In 6th | TPT. 4.9 (18 ratings) View Preview. ; Grade Levels. 3rd - 8th. Subjects. English Language Arts, Reading, Literature. Resource Type. Activities, Assessment. Formats Included. PDF. Pages. 2 pages. $1.50. Add one to cart. Buy licenses to share. Wish List. Share this resource.
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Directions: Complete this after you read your book. This will assist you in completing your project and in your presentation. Attach to the back of poster. Describe the setting(s) of your book. Describe the celebrities that you would choose to play the characters from your novel. Explain why he/she is a strong choice.
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Movie Poster Book Report: Students LOVE to pick a fiction or non-fiction book and design a Movie Poster based on it! This creative book report template keeps students excited & engaged during the planning and design process.
A.Create a MOVIE POSTER for your book. Be sure to cover every inch of available space. Words as well as pictures are a must!! Requirements for the MOVIE POSTER: The poster must be no smaller than 8 ½" x 11" and no larger than 18" x 24." The poster is completed on plain white paper, construction paper, poster board, or canvas.
$3.00. PDF. Movie Poster Book Report: Students LOVE to pick a fiction or non-fiction book and design a Movie Poster based on it! This creative book report template keeps students excited & engaged during the planning and design process.
Nov 19, 2019 · 2. Identify key information. At the most basic, this would be the movie title, the names of actors and actresses, the director’s name, and some kind of summarizing visual. 3. Decide (for yourself) what the ‘essence’ of the film is. This is the most important part of the movie poster: Capturing the film (or book) for what it ‘is’ and ...
8. Your movie poster needs to have a rating (g, pg, etc). 9. Your poster should have a tag line and a release date! 10. You must fill out a book report worksheet, detailing information from the book. 1. Brief description of the plot (including rising action, climax, and resolution): 2.
