MultiGenre Project Examples Animal Rights All of your

Multi-Genre Project Examples Animal Rights **All of your genres must be created by YOU, not taken from other medias.

Genre Check 1 • Due: September 30 th • Choose from Category 2 & 3 • All text should be typed in Times New Roman, 12 point font unless starred.

Category 2: Visual with Words • Worth 10 points • Length Requirements: 1 page

Category 2: Advertisement http: //www. onextrapixel. com/2010/02/25/80 -extreme-advertisements-that-will-challenge-your-mind/

Category 2: Cartoon Strip*

Category 2: Individual Category 2: Cartoon* Individual Cartoon http: //media. photobucket. com/image/cartoons%20 for%20 animal%20 rights/Primate_bucket/Bz. Animal. Rights. Cartoon 07. jpg http: //www. onextrapixel. com/2010/02/25/80 -extreme-advertisements-that-will-challenge-your-mind/

Category 2: Wanted Poster http: //speakingofresearch. com/tag/wanted-posters/

Category 2: Character Trading Cards http: //sms. iwcs. k 12. va. us/iprojectanimals/Animal%20 Trading%20 Card%20 Example. png

Category 2: Bumper Sticker http: //ep. yimg. com/ca/I/yhst-6661698760614_2121_348382

Category 2: Picture Book 3 Pages http: //www. amazon. com/Thats-Why-Dont-Eat-Animals/dp/1556437854/ref=sr_1_1? s=books&ie=UTF 8&qid=1317996557&sr=1 -1

Category 2: Map with explanation/analysis • 399 cases (70. 2%) out of 568 cases in North Carolina have been mapped. Click and drag using your mouse pointer and the map controls to explore the region, or click on a colored icon to see a snapshot of the case with a link to the case details. • Red icons indicate cases where the alleged abuser had a history of interpersonal violence or where the animal cruelty occurred within the context of a domestic dispute or argument. There are 30 abuse connection cases mapped.

Animal Abuse in NC

Category 2: Poster for movie, book, or TV show http: //media. photobucket. com/image/movie%20 poster%20 on%20 animal%20 rights/meatismurder 2457/animal%2520 and% 2520 human%2520 rights/earthlings. jpg

Category 2: Graphic Novel Excerpt http: //torontopigsave. wordpress. com/3 -essays/

Category 2: Billboard http: //change-production. s 3. amazonaws. com/photos/wordpress_copies/animals/2010/03/veg-250 x 180. jpg

Category 2: Greeting Card Animal Rights Greeting Card

Category 2: Postcard Include information from RESEARCH about your topic that relates to the image on the front. http: //www. google. com/imgres? imgurl=http: //homepage. mac. com/mseffie/handouts/postcard. gif&imgrefurl=http: //homepage. mac. com/mseffie/ha ndouts/postcard. html&usg=__ZJVIzv. VBzu 4 k. M_Uwrjv. IEGz. JXV 0=&h=292&w=480&sz=7&hl=en&start=4&zoom=1&tbnid=Zzg. St. VM 0 h. B 2 jp. M : &tbnh=78&tbnw=129&ei=_je. PTpq. RC 5 Cutwe 2 v. MGs. DA&prev=/search%3 Fq%3 Dpostcard%2 Bformat%26 um%3 D 1%26 hl%3 Den%26 safe%3 D active%26 sa%3 DN%26 rls%3 Dcom. microsoft: *%26 tbm%3 Disch&um=1&itbs=1

Category 3: Informational • Worth 10 points • 1 page; single-spaced

Category 3: Interview

Category 3: Timeline Animal Rights Timeline

Category 3: Tutorial (How-To)

Category 3: Resume

Category 3: Brochure

Category 3: Encyclopedia entries

Category 3: Photo Essay • Include at least 8 photos with 2 sentence explanations each on the NOTE PAGE of the Power. Point

Genre Check 2: Category 1 and 5

Category 1: JOURNALISM 1 PAGE; SINGLE-SPACED (HN)

Category 1: Newspaper Article Headline followed by the lead (first paragraph). The body provides supporting details and background. Paragraphs are shorter, and there are fewer transitions Lab Staff Accused of Animal Abuse: NY Times

Category 1: Editorial • An opinion piece written by a staff person of a magazine/newspaper • Editorial

Category 1: Advice Column • Ask advice about an issue related to your topic • Respond with advice

Category 1: Magazine Article • Can provide information AND opinion

Category 1: Obituary • • Reveals background of person Describes circumstances leading up to death Lists family who survived Includes picture Steve Jobs Obituary • **Your information comes from your RESEARCH!

Category 1: Business Letter • Research and follow business letter format • A business letter… – Looks official – Is written in a formal manner – Includes address, date, salutation, closing

Category 1: Newsletter • ARC Newsletter • A newsletter should answer the following questions: – How will the newsletter further the mission of your organization? – What is the goal of your organization? – Who is the targeted readership of your newsletter? (http: //www. techsoup. org/learningcenter/internet/page 5281. cfm)

Category 1: Tabloid Article • They usually… – Seek to catch the reader’s eye in a unique way – Blow small pieces of “fact” into more than it is – Dramatize

CATEGORY 5: CREATIVE WRITING 20 POINTS 2 PAGES; SINGLE-SPACED 1 -3 GENRES CAN BE COMPLETED TO ATTAIN LENGTH REQUIREMENT

Category 5: Song Lyrics

Category 5: Poems (any format)

Category 5: SHORT STORY

Category 5: DIARY/JOURNAL ENTRIES

Category 5: FABLE • a succinct fictional story, in prose or verse, that features animals, mythical creatures, plants, inanimate objects, or forces of nature which are anthropomorphized (given human qualities), and that illustrates a moral lesson (a "moral") (wikipedia. com)

Category 5: ALLEGORY • communicates its message by means of symbolic figures, actions or symbolic representation. • (wikipedia. com)

Parody: a humorous or satirical imitation of a serious piece of literature or writing: The Spoof: Three Reported Missing

Category 5: SHORT DIALOGUE SCENE FROM PLAY w/stage directions • Stage directions: directions given to the actors

Category 5: SHORT DIALOGUE SCENE FROM MOVIE w/notes for camera shots • Camera Shot Notes: pan in, pan out, etc.

Category 5: MYTH, TALL TALE, or FAIRY TALE • • Myth: a traditional or legendary story, usually concerning some being or hero or event, with or without a determinable basis of fact or a natural explanation Tall Tale: an exaggerated, unreliable story Fairy Tale: a story, usually for children, about elves, hobgoblins, dragons, fairies, or other magical creatures. Dictionary. com

Category 5: TALK SHOW INTERVIEW • Get questions and answers from RESEARCH

Category 5: SCRIPT OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATION