Dragon, Dragon by John Gardner pg. 461. Order of Events We will read “Dragon. Dragon” found on...

Dragon, Dragonby John Gardner

pg. 461

Order of Events We will read “Dragon. Dragon”

found on page 461 of our literature books.

intro of “Dragon, Dragon” Shutter Book Project

Get to work

Dragon, Dragon Pg 461 As you read, be thinking about

the story elements we have been learning about.

Shutter Book Directions

Your task is to create a shutter book that shows what you know about the story elements of “Dragon, Dragon”

On the inside of each flap you will describe the story elements of “Dragon, Dragon”

You will complete a plot diagram in the middle

On the back, you will draw a picture of what you visualized while reading your favorite part of the story

How you will be gradedDescription: Points

PossiblePoints Earned

On the inside panel for each term, the correct information

is identified in complete sentences (4 pts/panel)

24  

Plot Diagram 20  

Neatly drawn, colored picture of an event from the story 10  

Proper MLA heading and citation 6  

Overall Appearance 5  

Total: 65  

Comments:      

MLA CitationPut on back of Shutter book

Gardner, John. “Dragon, Dragon.” Timeless

Voices,

Timeless Themes. Ed. Carol

Domblewski. Upper

Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall,

2000. 461-466. Print.

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Lets get to work! You’ve got today, Monday and

Tuesday to work on this. Use your time wisely