Pigs! Pigs! Pigs! Pick your favorite book (or poem) about pigs. Create a pig-sized poster to highlight the most fascinating points in your reading.
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What do you know about pigs? How many are born at a time? What do they eat? How big do they get? What do they like to do? Which pigs make good pets? Why do pigs make such interesting main characters in books?
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Read a book or poem about pigs. What characters or events were the most captivating? Why would other students enjoy reading it?
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On construction paper(perhaps pink), outline a pig with Crayola® Erasable Colored Pencils. If you change your mind, the marks erase easily! Cut out your pig with Crayola Scissors.
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Use Crayola Washable Markers to draw your pig’s face. Show your pig’s snout, ears, eyes, and mouth.
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What can you say about your book that would convince others to read it? What was the funniest part? Describe a colorful character. Build curiosity about the plot. Write your ideas on the pig. Use drawings to show characters and the action.
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Present your pig-sized book report orally to your classmates. Create some mystery so others will want to read the book to find out what happened.
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