This document outlines the requirements for a story wheel presentation, which includes speaking loudly and clearly about the name and author of a book, one characteristic each of the protagonist and antagonist with evidence, the setting, the problem and its solution, the author's reasons for writing the book and their message for the audience. Students must take notes and practice at home, and the presentation is worth 10 points.

1. Story Wheel Presentation Outline
Make notes to use during your presentation.
Practice at home.
Speak loudly and clearly during your presentation.
Know what you are going to say.
It is worth 10 points.
Name of book
Author
Tell the protagonist—one characteristic and evidence for it
Explain the setting on your project
Tell the antagonist—one characteristic and evidence for it
What was the problem in the story?
How was the problem solved?
Why do you think the author wrote the book?
What was the author trying to tell his/her audience?
Story Wheel Presentation Outline
Make notes to use during your presentation.
Practice at home.
Speak loudly and clearly during your presentation.
Know what you are going to say.
It is worth 10 points.
Name of book
Author
Tell the protagonist—one characteristic and evidence for it
Explain the setting on your project
Tell the antagonist—one characteristic and evidence for it
What was the problem in the story?
How was the problem solved?
Why do you think the author wrote the book?
What was the author trying to tell his/her audience?