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The document provides instructions for students to create either a comic strip or glog as an alternative to a test to demonstrate their understanding of a book. It outlines that the project should have 6 panels with a background, description, and characters/props/speech bubbles in each. It emphasizes reviewing a planning sheet, creating text boxes and frames, and adding text and graphics. It requests a sample comic or glog from a student to demonstrate the requirements.
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