Wordle

WORDLE Ms. Sweval's Wordle While I was creating this wordle I was thinking of different themes that I discovered while reading the book: diversity, discrimination, hope, loss, death, friendship, poverty, tenacity. I also thought about things about Junior and things he liked to do: play basketball, draw caricatures, he was from a reservation, he liked to eat fried chicken, and he was concerned for his future. I feel my Wordle describes the book because it has to do with characteristics Junior displayed in the book, touches on his interests and aspects of important events that happened in the story and I feel that if someone saw my Wordle without having read the book they would get a sense of what the book will be about.

Tips for creating a Wordle:
-To generate words think about themes you discovered while reading. -Close your eyes and visual the story, what words come to mind? -If you were going to summerize or describe the story to a freind what words would you use? -Did you discover any lessons learned while reading the story? Think about how you could include those ideas in your Wordle.

Remember: A Wordle consists of a collection of words that all relate to a specific topic, in this case the book __Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian__.

= To create your own Wordle visit http://www.wordle.net/ = Then click Create. From there you will find an empty text box to write your words in. Add all of your words into the text box and then click create. Your Wordle will be displayed in a few seconds. Depending on how your Wordle looks you may feel free to adjust colors, themes, and texts-please use this opportunity to express your creativity. Once you are satisfied with your Wordle save it as an image on your desktop and then upload it to this wiki page and post it under these directions with your name and a short description explaining why you chose to use the words you did.