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Paper Bag Book Report

Directions:

On the front of the lunch bag, draw a scene from Hatchet. Do not use one

that’s already provided on the front of the book. Draw the setting and/or

characters from Hatchet as part of your design. Use a variety of materials and

textures as part of your design. Think 3-D, beyond crayons and markers;

be creative! Also include the title of the book, the author’s name and your

name.

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On the back of the lunch bag, write a summary using the

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elements of plot that we have learned throughout the year. The

summary should include introduction, conflict, rising action,

climax, falling action, and resolution.

Remember to be

organized in your thoughts, use correct punctuation and

capitalization!!!

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On the Left side of the lunch bag, write a description of Brian. Your

description should include how he changes throughout the novel.

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On the Right side of the lunch bag, please choose 3 example of conflict

that we discussed during our novel study (Man vs. Man, Man vs. Self, Man vs.

Nature, and Man vs. Society). Write an example from Hatchet of each conflict in

1 or 2 sentences. Then, illustrate your example.

Inside the lunch bag, place 5 or 6 objects that represent significant events in

the book or objects that represent aspects of the main character’s personality

(character traits). Choose these items carefully so that you have one or two for

each section (beginning, middle, and end) of your book. Only one item can be a

picture drawn by you, the rest must be actual items. You can cut out pictures, or

find pictures on the internet to place in your lunch bag, or bring small toys or

items from home. You may also construct items out of clay or play dough to place

in your bag.

Paper Bag Book Report