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Nov 26, 2007
Hi,
I am desperately searching for book report ideas. I am a
new english/ history teacher, and I am wondering what some
of you do for book reports. I was thinking along the lines
of assigning a points value to certain books, and the
students have to read a certain number of points through
out the year. I am lost however on how to keep track.
Should they be writing reports, which to be honest I do
not want to wade through, or would 3x5 cards be
sufficient? If anyone has any ideas, I would welcome them
all.
Thanks,
Bonnie
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