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Students are assigned a cereal box project for their summer reading book. They must decorate a cereal box with the book's title, ingredients like characters and setting, a recommendation, and a summary. The directions explain that the box should be wrapped in a material related to the book and include a picture, book report details on the sides, and a drawn scene and brief summary on the back. Students are encouraged to brainstorm at school but complete the project at home with drafts and their best effort by the due date.
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