Book Talk Form 4th/5th Grade
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The document provides instructions for a book talk assignment, asking students to fill in their name, teacher, date, book title, author, main characters, and setting. It prompts students to write a summary of the book, make a connection to their own life, and make a recommendation, and choose a Web 2.0 tool to use.
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