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Museum Exhibit
A museum exhibit is a display of important topics in history, science, or art. There are many kinds of exhibits, but you will make a still exhibit that shows the important parts of the story.
For this project, you will create a museum exhibit of the story. Your exhibit must include 6-7 items that are important to the story. You may use an open shoebox, or another empty box to display your items. If you have something else besides a box that you can use to display your items, let me know. Your items must be attached to the box because a museum exhibit is still. Your display must include your name, the title, author, and illustrations that relate to important parts of the story.
Your display must include a plaque with a written explanation that explains what each item represents and why it is important to the story.
Each item must be related to one of the follow story elements:
· Setting (1)
· Characters (1) – You may need more than one item for this if there is more
than one main character
· Conflict/Problem (1)
· Main Events (2)
· Solution (1)
Be creative and detailed in your explanations! Remember to be neat and use complete sentences!
For this project, you will create a museum exhibit of the story. Your exhibit must include 6-7 items that are important to the story. You may use an open shoebox, or another empty box to display your items. If you have something else besides a box that you can use to display your items, let me know. Your items must be attached to the box because a museum exhibit is still. Your display must include your name, the title, author, and illustrations that relate to important parts of the story.
Your display must include a plaque with a written explanation that explains what each item represents and why it is important to the story.
Each item must be related to one of the follow story elements:
· Setting (1)
· Characters (1) – You may need more than one item for this if there is more
than one main character
· Conflict/Problem (1)
· Main Events (2)
· Solution (1)
Be creative and detailed in your explanations! Remember to be neat and use complete sentences!
