Edible+Book+Day

Edible Book Day!!!!!! 35 points Edible Book Day is a national celebration of books, reading, humor, and eating your own words (ha, get it?). This is an assignment that you can be super creative with so long as it’s ** school appropriate **. Edible book day is always April first. On March thirty- first, by 7:30, you need to have your project in my room and have it covered with saran wrap so we can still see it but it’s still sanitary. The guidelines for this are very simple. ü Have the project here by 7:30 on March 31th ü Be sure it’s covered with saran wrap so it’s sanitary ü Your project must relate specifically to Harry Potter, // Othello //, or any of the other books we will read if you are familiar with them. You can also make a generally book-related food ü It has to be something that will keep overnight. We won’t eat them until April first after everyone has voted ü Turn in a half page explaining what your project is, how it ties to books, and why you selected that specific image that you made Your grade will be based on creativity and how well the food relates to a class reading or a book in general. At the start of class you will view all the projects and then you will vote for the one you like best. We WILL hold class as usual after that, so don’t get excited thinking it’s a free day! On the first of April we will celebrate by announcing the winners of each class and overall from all classes. You get a small prize and a small amount of extra points if you win (and what’s better than a feeling of personal accomplishment!). This can be as creative as you want or simple if you’re more focused on getting the point across. However, if you turn in one graham cracker with some frosting on it, you won’t get points. There should be visible effort. On the first, you need to bring your own fork and plate and beverage (you won’t be able to go to the fountain for drinks because, yes, we are holding actual class that day too; it’s just class with food)! You may do this with ** ONLY ** one other person. As always, you can do this on your own if you like. This is for the contest, but it’s also for points as an actual assignment so don’t’ dismiss it as something fun you don’t have to do. EXAMPLES BELOW: These are actual edible foods even if they don't look like it!