Coraline

Coraline:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l_FmIkiEXaFPJp9_BSLMndgPkXI-HxeS/view?usp=sharing

I have attached a copy of the “Coraline,” novel PDF, read each chapter and w 
rite a one paragraph summary after you finish the chapter. 
Your summaries should begin - "In Chapter one of Neil Gaiman’s novel, “Coraline,” 
(explain what takes place in the chapter in not less than five complete sentences). 
" You should finish reading the book before you return to school.

As you read Coraline - I want you to use the vocabulary and spelling 
document in Google Classroom - in the right hand column, write or type 
words that you do not know, look these words up in google, write the definition 
(in as few words as possible) and then re-write the word three times.
When you have finished each chapter discuss with your Grandma and your Mom 
the words you didn’t know and make sure that you know them now.

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