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On the left side of the screen, click the title of the book you are reading for your book club. You will be assigned roles for which you will have assignments to post on your book's wiki page. **Be sure to write your first name and the date at the end of your post in order to get credit for doing your work!** If you don't know what your reading assignment for tonight is, choose the "Book calendars" page and look for the title of the book and the due date of the reading (tomorrow's date).

__**Book Club Roles** __ These roles rotate for each reading due. For example, if you are Discussion Director for Monday night's reading, you are Illustrator for Tuesday night's reading, and then you are Summarizer for Wednesday night's reading.

**Discussion Director (D)**—Your job is to develop at least three discussion questions for each reading selection. These should be level 2 or level 3 questions. You must “post” these three questions in the “discussion” page for your group’s book at the beginning of class on the day your reading/role as Discussion Director is due. Your group members will need to respond to at least one of the questions that you posted.

**Illustrator (I)**—Your job is to find an image or video that relates to the reading selection for the day. You should post the image or video on the wiki (and includes the MLA documentation). Beneath the image or video, write a brief explanation of how the image/video connects to the reading selection.

**Summarizer (SU)**—Your job is to summarize the events that happened in the reading selection in complete sentences. You should be sure to include major events, new characters introduced; your information should be detailed enough to help you and your group members be successful on a reading quiz but not so detailed that your summary takes more than five minutes to read.

**Soundtracker (SO)**—Your job is to find song (audio or lyrics) that relates to the reading selection. Use @http://lyricsfly.com/ to get your song lyrics. You should post the audio or an excerpt of the lyrics to the wiki. Below the lyrics, explain how the song connects to the reading selection.

**Literary Luminary (L)**—Your job is to find at least three important quotes from the reading selection. These do not need to be dialogue; they should be important sentences that give insight into a character or an event in the book. On the wiki, you should type the quote (in quotation marks), followed by the page number(s) where you found it. Beneath the quote, you need to explain (in complete sentences) why that quote is important to the book.

**Word Wizard (W)**--Your job is to find vocabulary words from the reading that you feel are powerful, puzzling, or unfamiliar. When you are the word wizard, you are responsible for finding at least three words from the reading assignment. On the wiki, you will identify the word, the page where it is found, the sentence in which it is used in the book (with quotes around it), and its definition.