Death Penalty: halálbüntetés
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
10 A Helana Balint Erzebet Gedo
11 B Gal Melinda Malinda Domokos
11 A Eniko Bone, Timea Juhasz, Erika Cosma
12 A Beata Varga and Tunde Kulcsar
12 B Milinda Nagy Emese Szabo
10 B Zsolt Szabo, Norbert Varga, Robert Rac
9 B Orosz Romi Nycolae Szilagyi Feher Lorand
9A Angela Elekes Henrietta Kun
9 B Brigitta Varga and Szlivia Nagy
11 B Torok Norbi Szekely Csaba
10 A Tibor Boros, Lóránd Demeter, Szabolics Tunyogi
11A Laura Mate, Szilard Gal
12 B Renatia Szekeres, Izabella Lippai
10 B Henrietta Vadas, Beko Henrietta, Asetalos Rena
12 A Zoltan Nagy and Banto Gyrla
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
10 A Obed Gyula Csaba Gal
11 B Elmer Olah Attila Szasz
11B Timea Torkos and Dalma Ladanyi
12 A Beta Toth, Ilona Matays, Szeredai Eresbet
12 B Eva Bone, Agnes Szeir, Eva Seres
10 B Adrien Szilagy, Henrietta Domokos
9B Julia Antaol Johanna Varga
9 A Varga Tibi and Lori
9B Neoemi Pap Boda Edit
11B Tibor Boda Kivcs Sandor
10 A Richi and Levente Boda
11 A Julia Topai, Fruzsina
12 B Tama Boda, Vikto Molnar, Timea Molnar
10 B Anna Maria and Agi
12 A Renata Szatmari, Szikszai Helga
Educational organization: iskolai oktatás szervezés
American: amerikai
10 A Sara Chris Anetta Major
9A Brigitta Ezter
12 A Zoltan Veres, Casapo Szabolcs
Romanian
10 A Mozes Kirly Arnold Olvedi
9A Sailard Erwin
12 A Tunde Moricz, Sandor Nagy
Cell phones in school: Mobile phones belsõ csatár osztályterem
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
10 A Boglarka Bonczidai, Lazlo Kiss
9A Rudolf Kulcsaf Kiraly Szilard
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
10 A Krisztian Pusok, Emoke Eredi
9A David and Adorjan Balla
Surveillance Cameras in School: rejtõzik film belsõ csatár osztályterem
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
9B Kinga Bettina Simofi Kheszras
10A Edina Toth, Anetta Nagy, Izabella Szeredai
11A Balazs Vari, Eni Domokos
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
9B Julia Joo Jozsa Casaba
10A Beata Etelka
11A Obed Tamas Gal
Stem Cell Research: elem kutatás
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
12A Domokso Tomas, Zolt Adi
11B Molnar Maria Rozalia Vada Major Kriszta
12B Csaba Nemeti, Szigeti Lajos
10B Nemeti Szabolics and Zoltan Boda
12A Barnabas Balog
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
12A Imre Boros, Szilogyi Sandor
11B Sjakacs Timea, Szablocs Szapacsi Puskas Erika
12B Erzebet Kicsis, Szigeti Rozalia
10B Binal Tazakas and Ilona Lakatos and Helga Franks
12A Andrea Pap, Brigitte Katona
Animal fighting: élõlény ütközet
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
9A David Gabor
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
9A Abagel Krisztena
Animal Abuse: élõlény rossz célra való fordítás
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
11B Zsuzsonna Victor
12B Tiberiu Varga, Monka Csoka
10B Angela Boca Bobi Boca
9B Kitty Domokos David Kulcsar
9A Szabo Alex and Kulcsar Norbert
9B Erink Balint and Domokos Reka
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
11B Brigitta lucas Noemi
12B Gabriella Daraban, Agota Demeter
10B Szilvia Kis, Brigitta Racz, Ibolya Szilagyi
9B Balint Agota Matyas Maria
9A Helena Boda ans Johanna Major
9B Zsuzsanna Pusok Abigail Gal
Corporal Punishment: oktató lavírozás diák
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
11B Angela Motis Kirly Bela
9A Ervyn Oros Gabor
9B Domokos Eszter Sabina Solyom and Gabi
10B Norby and Richard Corpril
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
11B Bernadett, Brigitta Bucsi
9A Andy Demjen Dobi Imola
9B Kinga Pap Elizabet Gal, Hannelore Csako
10B Izabella Major and Orosz and Bapint
Media Violence causes violence in children: tévét néz durvaság ok erõszakos gyermekek
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
12A Ferencz Moricz, Matyas Istavan
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
12A Sandor Lako, Robert Kovacs
Arranged Marriage: szoros összetartozás vkinek a szerkesztésében szülõk
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
11B Inre Kui Boros Tibor
10B Ferenc Gal Miki Marosi, Anita Huszar
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
11B Edina Baban Csoka Tibi
10B Elvira Sandir and Edina Szabo
athlete using drugs: atlétika játékos rossz célra való fordítás erõs kábítószerek
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
12B Norbert Domokos, Istvan Feheruari
10A Bendek Attila Szilagyi
11A Nagy Beata Darabont Erika
12B Iuliana Kui, Denes Anita
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
12B Tamas Nagy, Sandor Szekely, Csaba Zsgmond
10A Tamas Lakatos
11A Reka Szabo Boros Timea, Erika Antap
12B Izabella Szablo, Pamila, Szende
Fast Food Labels: gyorsételek vészvillogó
To agree with: jót tesz vkinek
11A Danial and Naomi and Emese
11A Erezsebet Baceo Roland Lakatos
To disagree with: ellentétben áll
11A Attila Balla and Demjen Sandor
11A Nador Berta Szende Vizaknai
If your name is not here e-mail me
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
debate info
Attention all classes
Here you will find the Debate assignment, debate day out-line and debate section out line
You will also find the web address to the debate pdf file where all your worksheets came from, and the way you will be graded by me and your fellow students.
Here you will find the Debate assignment, debate day out-line and debate section out line
You will also find the web address to the debate pdf file where all your worksheets came from, and the way you will be graded by me and your fellow students.
Debate structure and assignment
Debate assignment: Each group will be assigned to argue either the Affirmative or the Negative of a resolution. Each student must research their topic and be prepared to give evidence that supports their argument. Each group must use reliable sources, ads and Wikipadia do not count. If you are unsure of a source, ask me. You must have at least 5 sources. You will be graded using the fallowing Rubric by myself and your fellow students and on your sources. This project is worth half of your grade. You must use both verbal arguments and statistics. You will work in teams of 2 to 3 people.
Affirmative team = team 1
Negative team = team 2
Team 1: states their argument 3min
Team 2: states their argument 3 min
1 minuet rest
Team 1: rebuttal 2 min
Team 2: rebuttal 2min
1 minute rest
Team 1 rebuttal 2min
Team 2 rebuttal 2 min
Team 1: conclusion 3min
Team 2 conclusion 3min
6 minute questions
Due dates
Week of February 8th- list of 10 possible sources
Week of February 22nd – list of a minimum of 5 possible arguments
Week of March 8th- list of a minimum of 5 possible arguments you think will be made by the other opposing team.
Week of March 22nd- list of a minimum of 5 possible rebuttals to arguments made by the opposing team
Week of April 12th- Final list of 5 sources
Week of April 26th- Debate out-line
Weeks of May 3rd-24th debates- 2 score sheets due after each debate.
pdf file web site
http://www.kyrene.org/schools/brisas/sunda/debate/teaching_debate.htm
CLASSROOM DEBATE RUBRIC
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| Levels of Performance | |||
| Criteria | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
| 1. Organization and Clarity: viewpoints and responses are outlined both clearly and orderly. | Unclear in most parts | Clear in some parts but not over all | Most clear and orderly in all parts | Completely clear and orderly presentation |
| 2. Use of Arguments: reasons are given to support viewpoint. | Few or no relevant reasons given | Some relevant reasons given | Most reasons given: most relevant | Most relevant reasons given in support |
| 3. Use of Examples and Facts: examples and facts are given to support reasons. | Few or no relevant supporting examples/facts | Some relevant examples/facts given | Many examples/facts given: most relevant | Many relevant supporting examples and facts given |
| 4. Use of Rebuttal: arguments made by the other teams are responded to and dealt with effectively. | No effective counter-arguments made | Few effective counter-arguments made | Some effective counter-arguments made | Many effective counter-arguments made |
| 5. Presentation Style: tone of voice, use of gestures, and level of enthusiasm are convincing to audience. | Few style features were used; not convincingly | Few style features were used convincingly | All style features were used, most convincingly | All style features were used convincingly |
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Homework for all classes
For those of you who take the time to look at this blog please in form you fellows of two things. One the other teacher has her own class issues if you have questions about my class ask me either before or after class or through e-mail.
The homework for the rest of the year is simple you must come to class and tell me something that has happened in the news in the past week or two. This is all verbal you must tell me not simply write it down.
The other information on the sheet is extra work you can do if you want to raise your mark. If you have any questions come to me.
The homework for the rest of the year is simple you must come to class and tell me something that has happened in the news in the past week or two. This is all verbal you must tell me not simply write it down.
The other information on the sheet is extra work you can do if you want to raise your mark. If you have any questions come to me.
Monday, January 4, 2010
in class copy of extra cedit and homework
Extra credit assignments
Rules: These are extra credit and can not replace the homework, each are worth up to 10 points. If possible, to prevent points being taken off due to bad hand writing. You can also turn in hand written work but if I can’t read it you will get a 6 for trying. Copying another work either from another student or an online review or opinion will result in you getting no points for the assignment, if it is done twice your overall grade will be reduced to a 5. If you want suggestions, for which films or books to watch or read please ask me. Some of the films and books my not be appropriate for your age level or English level. You can ask me before or after class or by e-mail, my e-mail address is tiff.384@gmail.com. You will be graded on if you have answered all the questions in complete sentences, if you prove that you understand the content of the film or book. You can do as many extra assignments as you want, but if you try and use them to make up for not coming to class or not doing your homework they will not count.
Film assignment
What you need to do: For each film the student must watch and then write a minimum of a one page, answering these questions, and for an extra points you can answer the question attached to the film. The extra points that can be eared depend on the question. Also when asked, you must name the source of your information. In the formats listed bellow
Book
Author Last name First name. Title, where it was published, who published it. Year of publication.
Johnson, K.V. Nightwalker.
Internet site
Author. Title. Time when accessed. time of last update. Web address.
You can use this web page for other examples
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/sample.shtml
What is the film about?
In what country or countries does story take place in?
What time period does the story take place in?
What subjects does the story talk about?
What is the message of the story?
Do you agree or disagree with the message of the story and why or why not?
What is your favorite scene in the film and why
Did you like or dislike the film and why
These are only samples the rest of the films are posted online. If you do not have internet access please ask me for the whole list.
* Based on True events
Women’s rights
*
What is the true story behind the movie? 10pt
Site your source
The Scarlet Latter
(Not the one with Demi Moor)
What is the meaning or meanings of the Scarlet A? 10pts
Human Rights
*Cry Freedom
What are the differences between the South African movement and the American movement? 15pt
Site your sources
The Color of Friendship
What do you think life would be like if you were an exchange student in
Environmental
Furngully: the last rainforest
How have things changed since this movie was made? 10pt
Name your sources
*Born to be wild
What is the true story behind this movie? 10pt
Name your Sources
AIDS
What were the old beliefs about AIDS and are they true or not? 10pt
Name your Sources
*And the Band Played on
Genetics
Jurassic park
American History
*
*October Sky
What is the true story behind the film? 20pts
Site your sources
Other
*A Beautiful Mind
What is the true story behind the movie 20pt
Site your source
Secondhand Lions
Who are the Secondhand Lions? 5pt
What is the meaning of the last line in the movie? 5pt
Extra Credit books
Rules: If you don’t find a book in this, list that you like you have the option of finding an English book on your own. The title and Author of this book must be presented to me before the assignment for approval. You will be graded on if you have answered all the questions in complete sentences, if you prove that you understand the content of the book.
Some of these books can be found in the children’s section of the Zalau Library and yes, I have seen them. You can find free E-books at these sites
http://www.pdf-search-engine.com/
http://search-pdf-books.com/
What you need to do: For each book, the student must read and then write a minimum of a one page, answering these questions. At the top of the page you must give this information, in the format listed bellow
Author Last name First name. Title, where it was published, who published it. Year of publication.
Johnson, K.V. Nightwalker.
http:www.ebooks.com
If you used an e-book you must also list the web site bellow.
You can use this web page for other examples
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/sample.shtml
Questions for all books
How many pages are in the book?
What is the message of the book?
Who are the main Characters?
Describe the Main Characters
Who are the minor Characters?
Describe the minor Characters
Where does the story takes place?
What is the story about?
Did you find the book easy, hard or right for you?
Did you like or dislike the book and why
Classics each worth 20pts
You can read any book by these Authors
Peter Pan
By JM Berry
By Frances Hodgeson Burnett
The Little Princess
The
True Stories
I know why the Cage Bird Sings
By Maya Angelou 20pt
General Fiction
Like the Classics you can read any book by these Authors
Louis Sachar: 10pt
Sideways Stories from
Gloria Whelan 15
Homeless Bird
Extra credit comparisons
For these extra credit assignments you must compare, either compare an old movie to a remake of the same movie or a book to a movie or both. Also any of the books listed here can be used an extra credit books, fallow the rules for the books.
What you need to do
First at the top of the page list the title of the book and movie or both movies, give the author of the book and they year each book or movies was made.
Example
Book and movie
Movie, The Shawshank Redemption, 1994
Book, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, by Steven King
Movie and Movie
12 Angry men, 1957
12 Angry men, 1997
Book and two movies
Book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, 1971
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 2005
Answer these questions
What do the movies or the book and the movie have in common
What are the differences between the book and the movie or the two movies?
List of books and movies if not noted by the book, a book and a movie are 20pst, two movies are 10pts, a book and 2 movies are 15pts, a book and 3 movies are 20pts. Extra points added for length of book
Harry Potter books 1-2 10pts each, 3 15pts, 4-6 30pts each
Harry Potter Movies 1-6
Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
Ella Enchanted 2003
The Adventures of Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist 2005
I Am David by Anne Holm
I Am David 2003
A Walk to Remember by Nicolas Sparks
A Walk to Remember 2002
These are just a few of the books and films you can use, please see the class blog for the rest, class blog http://tdromaniaenglish.blogspot.com/
Homework: Every class you need to tell me something you have read or heard in the News. I don’t care where it comes from as long as it is news. You must answer all the questions listed on the other side of this paper to get a 10. If you answer some of the questions you get a 5, if you refuse to speak you get a 0
If you want a copy of the worksheet on the back of the document given out in class please go to this website and click on the written document pdf.
Friday, January 1, 2010
Extra credit films
Rules: These are extra credit and can not replace the homework each are worth up to 10 points. If possible, to prevent points being taken off due to bad hand writing. You can also turn in hand written work but if I can’t read it you will get a 6 for trying. Copying another work either from another student or an online review or opinion will result in you getting no points for the assignment, if it is done twice your overall grade will be reduced to a 5.
You will be graded on if you have answered all the questions in complete sentences, if you prove that you understand the content of the film.
What you need to do: For each film the student must watch and then write a minimum of a one page, answering these questions, and for an extra points you can answer the question attached to the film. The extra points that can be eared depend on the question. Also when asked, you must name the source of your information. In the formats listed bellow
Book
Author Last name First name. Title, where it was published, who published it. Year of publication.
Johnson, K.V. Nightwalker.
Internet site
Author. Title. Time when accessed. time of last update. Web address.
You can use this web page for other examples
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/sample.shtml
What is the film about?
In what country or countries does story take place in?
What time period does the story take place in?
What subjects does the story talk about?
What is the message of the story?
Do you agree or disagree with the message of the story and why or why not?
What is your favorite scene in the film and why
Did you like or dislike the film and why
The films are listed under general categories based on subject
These are only samples the rest of the films are posted online. If you do not have internet access please ask me for the whole list.
* Based on True events
Women’s rights
*
What is the true story behind the movie? 10pt
Site your source
*What’s Love Got to do with it?
How is wife beating viewed in
Site your source
Down with love
Mona Lisa’s smile
Can a woman have both a family and career? Why or why not 5pt
Does this film reflect the reality of
Site your sources
*Iron Jawed Angels
In what countries do women have the lest rights and in what countries do they have the most rights? 10pt
What is the history behind the movie? 10pt
Site your source
Human Trafficking
How common in Human Trafficking in
Site your sources
The Scarlet Latter
(Not the one with Demi Moor)
What is the meaning or meanings of the Scarlet A? 10pts
Human Rights
*Cry Freedom
What are the differences between the South African movement and the American movement? 15pt
Site your sources
The Color of Friendship
What do you think life would be like if you were an exchange student in
*Gandhi
*The Ghosts of
Have there been other cases in the
Name your sources
*
* Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks: documentary
Do think that you would have had the courage shown by Rosa Parks? 5pt
Name another African American woman in
Name your source
Who were the freedom riders and what dangers did they face? 10pt
Name your source
*The Great Debaters
Who were the real Great Debaters and what is their story? 10pt
Name your source
What was the importance of these events to the American Civil Rights movement? 10pt
Site your source
*Remember the Titans
Are all the events in this movie true? If not what did Disney change? 5pt
Name your source
What was real integration like in the American South? 10pt
Name your sources
To Kill a Mocking Bird
What is the importance of this story? 10pt
*Something the Lord Made
What is the true story behind the film? 10pt
Site your sources
American History X
How much does your family and culture effect how you see other people? 10pt
Name your sources
Environmental
Furngully: the last rainforest
How have things changed since this movie was made? 10pt
Name your sources
Once upon a forest
Medicine man
*Wild America
What is the true story behind this movie? 10pt
Name your Sources
Free Willy and Free Willy 2 and 3
1. What other animals help troubled children? 10pt
2. Where have there been major oil spills and what damage did they do? 10pt
3. How common is commercial whaling today and where is it legal and illegal? 10pt
Name your sources
Hoot
*Never Cry Wolf
What are the arguments concerning killing endangered predators and which argument do you agree with and why? 15 pt
Name your sources
The Day After Tomorrow
What facts prove climate change and what are the arguments against climate change? 10pt
What do you think about climate change and why? 5pt
AIDS
What were the old beliefs about AIDS and are they true or not? 10pt
Name your Sources
*Life support
What is the true story behind the movie? 10pt
Do you agree with what the organization mentioned is doing? 5pt
Rent
In the Gloaming
*And the Band Played on
Genetics
Jurassic park
Gattaca
Multiplicity
American History
*
*Wyatt Earp
In to the West
Sicko: documentary
Bowling for Columbine: documentary
Fahrenheit 9/11: documentary
*October Sky
What is the true story behind the film? 20pts
Site your sources
*
*Chicano! History of the Mexican-American Civil Rights Movement
*Farewell to Manzanar
*Gangs of
A River Runs Through it
*A League of their Own
What is the real story behind the move and how accurate was the movie in portraying the events? 20pts
Site your sources
Little Women
What is the story behind this movie? 20pts
Site your sources
Dirty Dancing
Why is the movie called Dirty Dancing 10pts
What historical events does the movie portray? 10pts
Grease
What are the differences between the film and the play?15pts
Site your source
Field of Dreams
What does the voice mean when it says, “If you built it he will come” 10pts
Other
*A Beautiful Mind
What is the true story behind the movie 20pt
Site your source
The Wizard of OZ
Big Fish
Bruce Almighty
Good Will Hunting
Hook
Mr Holland’s Opus
What historical moments are portrayed in the movie? 10pts
The Shawshank Redemption
Contact
Do you believe there is life on other planets? 10pts
Secondhand Lions
Who are the Secondhand Lions? 5pt
What is the meaning of the last line in the movie? 5pt
Simon Birch
The Guardian
At the end of the movie pictures of what event are shown
Renaissance man
Titanic
What was the result of the sinking of the Titanic? 10pt
Site your sources
Under the Tuscan Sun
*White Squall
What is the story behind the movie? 20pt
Site your sources
Extra Credit books
Rules, you can read as many books as you want, but they do not count as Homework. If you do not complete a minimum of three homework assignments, the extra credit will only count for a maximum of 5pts. If you don’t find a book in this, list that you like you have the option of finding an English book on your own. The title and Author of this book must be presented to me before the assignment for approval.
You will be graded on if you have answered all the questions in complete sentences, if you prove that you understand the content of the book.
Some of these books can be found in the children’s section of the Zalau Library and yes, I have seen them. You can find free E-books at these sites
http://www.pdf-search-engine.com/
http://search-pdf-books.com/
What you need to do: For each book, the student must read and then write a minimum of a one page, answering these questions. At the top of the page you must give this information, in the format listed bellow
Author Last name First name. Title, where it was published, who published it. Year of publication.
Johnson, K.V. Nightwalker.
http:www.ebooks.com
If you used an e-book you must also list the web site bellow.
You can use this web page for other examples
http://www.ccc.commnet.edu/mla/sample.shtml
Questions for all books
How many pages are in the book?
What is the message of the book?
Who are the main Characters?
Describe the Main Characters
Who are the minor Characters?
Describe the minor Characters
Where does the story takes place?
What is the story about?
Did you find the book easy, hard or right for you?
Did you like or dislike the book and why
Classics each worth 20pts
You can read any book by these Authors
Peter Pan
By JM Berry
By Lewis Carroll
By Robert Lewis Stevenson
The Time Machine
By HG Wells
Around the World in Eighty Days
By Jules Vern
Frankenstein
By Mary Shelly
Dracula
By Bram Stoker
Books by Allexandre Dumas you can read any book by this Author
The three Musketeers
The Count of Monte Crisco
To Kill a Mocking Bird
By Harper Lee
By Frances Hodgeson Burnett
The Little Princess
The
The Never Ending Story
By Roswitha Quadflieg
Louisa May Alcott
Little Women
Sir Arthur Cannon Doyle
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
True Stories
I know why the Cage Bird Sings
By Maya Angelou 20pt
A Thousand Paper Cranes
By Eleanor Coerr 20pts
General Fiction
Like the Classics you can read any book by these Authors
Louis Sachar: 10pt
Sideways Stories from
Andrew Clements: 10pts
Extra Credit
Things Not Seen
Things That Are
Gary Paulsen: 15pts
Hatchet
Brian's Return
Christopher Paul Curtis: 15pts
Bud, Not Buddy
Elijah Of Buxton
Lois Lowry:
Books listed are worth 15pts all others by this Author are worth 10pts
The Giver
Messenger
Gathering Blue
Gossamer
Find a Stranger, Say Goodbye
Crow Call
A Summer to Die
The Silent Boy
Ann M. Martin, 10pt
Baby sitters club series
Baby sitter little sister’s series
Bruce Coville 10pt
My Teacher’s series and other books not mentioned 10pt
Unicorn Chronicles, 15pts
Shakespeare books, 15pts
Roald Dahl 15pt
The BFG
James and the Giant Peach
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator
Ramona Quimby, Age 8
The Mouse and the Motorcycle
Emily's Runaway Imagination
Judy Blume 15pts
Super Fudge
Double Fudge
Dear America Series and My Name is America Series-Multiple Authors 20pts each
Examples if Authors in these two series, you can read any of the books in these two collections
Kristiana Gregory
Across the Wide and Lonesome Prairie
Seeds of Hope
The
The Winter of Red Snow
Kathryn Lasky
Christmas After All
Journey to the
A Time for Courage
Golden Country
The Journal of Augustus Pelletier
Ellen Emerson White
Voyage on the Great Titanic
The Journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty
Where have all the flowers gone
William Durbin
The Journal of Otto Peltonen
The Journal Of Sean Sullivan, A Transcontinental Railroad Worker
The Journal of C. J. Jackson,
R.L Stine 10pt
Goosebumps books
Fear Street Books
Mary Pope Osborne 10pts
Magic Tree House Mysteries
Gertrude
Boxcar Children Mysteries
Laura Ingles Wilder 15pts
Little House on the Prairie books
L.M Montgomery 15pts
Ann of Green Gables
Ann of Avonlea
Gloria Whelan 15
Homeless Bird
Listening for Lions
Chu Ju’s House
Stephanie Meyer 20pt
Twilight books
JK Rowling 20pts
Harry Potter Books
Extra credit comparisons
Extra credit comparisons
For these extra credit assignments you must compare, either compare an old movie to a remake of the same movie or a book to a movie or both. Also any of the books listed here can be used an extra credit books, fallow the rules for the books.
What you need to do
First at the top of the page list the title of the book and movie or both movies, give the author of the book and they year each book or movies was made.
Example
Book and movie
Movie, The Shawshank Redemption, 1994
Book, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, by Steven King
Movie and Movie
12 Angry men, 1957
12 Angry men, 1997
Book and two movies
Book, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, 1971
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 2005
Answer these questions
What do the movies or the book and the movie have in common
What are the differences between the book and the movie or the two movies?
List of books and movies if not noted by the book, a book and a movie are 20pst, two movies are 10pts, a book and 2 movies are 15pts, a book and 3 movies are 20pts. Extra points added for length of book
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, by Roald Dahl
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, 1971
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 2005
Harry Potter books 1-2 10pts each, 3 15pts, 4-6 30pts each
Harry Potter Movies 1-6
Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers
Freaky Friday, 2003
Freaky Friday,1995
Freaky Friday, 1976
The Lost World by Michael Crichton 30pts
The Lost World, 1997
Black Beauty by Anna Sewell 20pt
Black Beauty 1994
Twilight by Stephenie Meyer 20pts
Twilight 2008
New Moon by Stephenie Meyer 20pts
New Moon 2009
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott 20pts
Little Women 1994
The
The
A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett
A Little Princess 1995
The Little Princess 1939
Anne of Green Gables by L.M Montgomery
Anne of Green Gables 1985
The Parent Trap 1998
The Parent Trap 1961
Oceans Eleven 2001
Ocean’s Eleven 1960
The Clint by John Grisham 30pts
The Clint 1994
Around the world in 80 days by Jules Verne 30pts
Around the world in 80 day 2004
20,000 leagues under the sea by Jules Verne 30pts
20,000 leagues und the sea 1954
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Lyman Frank Baum 30pts
The Wizard of Oz 1939
The War of the Worlds by H.G Wells 30pts
The War of the Worlds 1953
The War of the Worlds 2005
The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas 30pts
The Three Musketeers 1993
White Fang by Jack London 30pts
White Fang 1991
The Call of the Wild by Jack London 30pts
The Call of the Wild 1972
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Jane Eyre 1996
Emma by Jane Austen
Emma 1996
The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo 30pts
The Hunchback of Notre Dame 1996
Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh
Harriet the Spy 1996
The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks
The Indian in the Cupboard 1995
James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
James and the Giant Peach 1996
Matilda by Roald Dahl
Matilda 1996
My Dog Skip by Willie Morris
My Dog Skip 2000
The Bumble Bee Fly’s Away by Robert Cormier 30pts
The Bumble Bee Fly’s Away 2000
I Dreamed of
I Dreamed of Africa 2000
The Perfect Storm: the true story of men against the sea by Sebastian Junger 30pts
The Perfect Storm 2000
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolken 30pts
The Lord of the Rings 2001
The Lord of the Rings the
The Lord of the Rings the
The Lord of the Rings the Return of the King JRR Tolken
The Lord of the Rings the Return of the King 2003
The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot
The Princess Diaries 2001
A Walk to Remember by Nicolas Sparks
A Walk to Remember 2002
The Time Machine by H.G Wells
The Time Machine 2002
Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit
Tuck Everlasting 2003
Holes by Louis Sacher
Holes 2003
I Am David by Anne Holm
I Am David 2003
Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo
Because of Winn-Dixie 2003
Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
Ella Enchanted 2003
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams 30pts
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy 2005
The Adventures of Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist 2005
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2005
Eragon by Christopher Paolini 30pts
Eragon 2005
How to eat fried worms Thomas Rockwell
How to eat fried worms 2005
Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson
Bridge to Terabithia 2007
Ballet Shoes by Noel Streatfeild
Ballet shoes 2008
Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S Lewis
Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 2005
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian by C.S Lewis
Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian 2008
Second Summer of the Sisterhood, by Ann Brashares
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 2008
The Spiderwick Chronicles, by Holly Black
The Spiderwick Chronicles 2008
The Tale of Despereaux, by Kate DiCamillo
The Tale of Despereaux 2008
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant by Darren Shan
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant 2009
Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Hotel for Dogs by Lois Duncan
Hotel for Dogs 2009
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke
Inkheart 2009
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