READ! READ! READ!
True or False:
Reading is everywhere!
True
Finish this statement while singing..
You can do...
All things through Christ.
Tales built around futuristic technology, space exploration, or alternate timelines(full name)
Scientific Fiction
Who in this classroom does not like seafood?
Mrs. J. Swinney
The main character in a story.
Protagonist
Intentionally frightening or eerie stories designed to evoke dread, often featuring supernatural or gothic elements.
Horror
You can have fictional characters and plots set against real historical events or time periods.
Historical Fiction
Fastest land animal
Cheetah
A story you write about yourself.
Autobiography
First apple product manufactured in this year
1976
Number of the parts of speech
8
You can write true accounts of another person's life
Biography
Number of counties in MS.
82
How many people in this classroom has a name(first or middle) in the Bible?
9
Popular shoe of the 1990s(you all think they are new).
Jordan's
DAILY DOUBLE:
Shakespeare belongs in this category.
Poetry
Originally called "I Can Do It" poem
Kyla J.
Suspense-driven plots centered on solving a crime, uncovering a secret.
Mystery
Who in the classroom has made Chancellor's list?
1
The first of the 13 colonies.
Delaware
A WHITE BUS acronym used to describe this
Conjunctions
What question can you never answer yes to?
Are you asleep yet?
Smallest state of the union
Rhode Island
DAILY DOUBLE:
Who was the 1st president assassinated?
President Abraham Lincoln
DAILY DOUBLE:
A coming-of-age story that tracks the moral, psychological, or intellectual growth of a protagonist from youth to adulthood.
Bildungsroman