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All of the wonderful knowledge that you will learn about this person will be displayed on a colorful cereal box that you will create.  Once you are done with your project you will have a chance to share and display your cereal box for other students to admire and learn about your character.  Read and follow the steps below to create your Cereal Box Project.  A grading rubric is listed at the bottom.  Please familiarize yourself with it to obtain the best grade possible.\nOdd - Even\nGood luck ( \t\t\t\t\t\tDUE DATE: May 19th-20th\nStep 1: Choose a character to research.  You may not choose a character that someone else has already chosen.\nStep 2: Begin research, you will need to write a 4 paragraph biography using the Jane Shaffer method. Please try to focus on why your character has made an impact on history.\n4 paragraphs in length (1-Intro; 2 & 3-two chuck; 4-conclusion)\nTyped, single space\n2-chuck paragraphs (2 concrete details; 1 commentary) (2 CD;1 CM)\nFont size may vary depending on size of space on cereal box\nColor of font may be any color but yellow, and of course…white\nCut out to fit box dimensions\nStep 3: Research 6-10 interesting or trivia facts about your character.  This may be about any part of your characters life.\nTyped, single space\nFont size may vary\nColor of font may be any color but yellow or white\nCut out to fit box dimensions\nBe sure to title with the word “Trivia” on your cereal box above all glued trivia information\nStep 4: Research 6-10 inspirational or important quotes from your character.  These may be throughout his life, or pertaining to several different events, or just one event.  You will need to add an explanation of what your quotes mean after each one.  What was your character referring to possibly?\nTyped, single space\nFont size may vary\nColor of font may be any color but yellow or white\nMake sure your quoted section has quotes surrounding it!\nCut out to fit box dimensions\nBe sure to title with the word “Quotes” on your cereal box above all glued quotes\nStep 5: Print at least 6 pictures or more of your character or items that pertain to your character and their importance in history.  You may also draw more pictures to decorate your cereal box.  You will need at least one picture of the type of cereal that you are selling.\nPictures printed do not have to be in color, the ones you draw do.\nAt least one picture must also be of your character (you may have more though).\nYour “cereal” picture may be of a bowl with cereal or spoon of cereal, etc.\nCut out to fit box dimensions\nStep 6: Create a clever cereal box title that pertains to your character in some way.\nExample for Thomas Edison: “Electric O’s”\nType and print title\nFont size may vary\nMay be any color but yellow and white\nCut out to fit box dimensions\nStep 7: Cover your cereal box with construction paper.\nBe sure that all sides are covered\nMay use any color\nStep 8: Create a catchy slogan or phrase for your cereal that relates to the character or his/hers accomplishments.\nTyped, may be any color but yellow or white.\nCut out to fit box dimensions\nStep 9: Placement of all items on Cereal Box\nBiography goes on back of box\nTitle goes on front of box\nThe picture of your character and “cereal” picture must go on the front of the box.\nThe remaining pictures may go on the back, sides, or top.  No pictures are allowed on the bottom.\nQuotes will go on one side of the cereal box\nTrivia will go on the other side of the cereal box\nCatchy slogan/phrase goes on top of box\nName, date, and period placed on bottom of cereal box (typed).\nMaterials Needed:\nEmpty Cereal Box\nColored Construction paper\nScissors\nMarkers/Crayons/Colored Pencils\nPictures (colored is better!)\nGlue/tape\nPaper to write information (rough draft-in class)\nComputer (all written work must be printed)\nCharacters to choose from (Ch. 15-23)\nHarry S. 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