P.2+Reading+Journals

=﻿Directions for Reading Journals=

Your reading journal will be collected before you turn in your Independent Reading Project. You should use your word processing program to create this journal: it will make it easy for you to update as you read. Reading Journals should include the following four sections:

Keep an on-going list of significant quotations/passages from your novel. By the time you finish reading, you should have at least eight quotations in this section of your reading journal.
 * Quotations**

Keep an on-going list of words/concepts from your novel with which you are unfamiliar. Look up those words/concepts and write out their definitions. By the time you finish reading, you should have at least fifteen words/concepts with their definitions in this section of your journal.
 * Glossary**

Keep an on-going list of questions you have about the novel. For example, you might wonder what actually happened to the boy with the mulberry birthmark in the second chapter of //Lord of the Flies//. By the time you finish reading, you should have at least ten questions in this section of your journal.
 * Questions**


 * Due Date: November 29**