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No Talking. Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Mark Elliot PowerPoint made by Claire Schuchard. Summary.
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No Talking Written by Andrew Clements Illustrated by Mark Elliot PowerPoint made by Claire Schuchard
Summary The fifth-grade girls and boys at Laketon Elementary don’t get a long at all. A big problem at their school is that this set of fifth-graders are noisy and disorderly. That is why the principal uses a big red bullhorn. One day Dave Packer (a loudmouth) bumps into an idea- a big one that makes him try to keep quiet for a whole day. What does Dave hear that day during lunch? A girl, Lynsey Burgess, jabbering away. So Dave breaks his silence and says and insult. Those words start a contest: Which team can say the fewest words during two whole days. It is boys vs. girls. How do the teachers react to this silence? What happens when the principal fells she’s losing control? Will Dave and Lynsey plunge the whole school into chaos?
The Character’s Traits Dave Lynsey Kind Respectful Friendly Persistent • Stands up for others and himself • Respectful • Friendly • Persistent
More Things About the Characters Dave Lynsey Has no patience for boys When she starts talking she cannot stop Loves to win Good Student Hard Worker Into Sports Does a lot of after School Activities Leader of the Girls team • Can’t stand girls • Loves to talk • Decent Student • Hard Worker • Reads lots of books • Leader of the boys team
The Plot The plot of the story is the no talking contest. They aren’t allowed to talk for 48 hours. They are only allowed to use three word to answer a teacher. They aren’t allowed to talk at home at all. The contest is boys vs. girls. If you say 4 words (for example) 4 points will be added to your team. The team with the least points wins!
Setting The setting is Laketon Elementary. Laketon Elementary is located in medium sized town in the middle of New Jersey. The story takes place in the middle of November.
Theme The theme of the story is do something nice later you will be rewarded for your actions. Like when Dave stood up to the principal for all the fifth graders. Later when they took tally to see who won , the boys or girls. Lynsey said it was a tie when the girls had won by far. Dave had stood up to the principal and Lynsey was grateful that he had done that so she was nice to him and said it was a tie.
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