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 * * Using a timelime might be a good way to review the plot of the book. This document is an easy way to create a quick, visual timeline of events like this:

This template will create an image like the one above, but with information you enter. Make sure to open the document above called Timeline Template, then save it as a new file on your computer. Follow the simple directions on the sheet to create a custom timeline. All you have to do is type in your information!
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 * === You could also use the web program Bubbl.us to create a graphic organizer of important events, passages, or terms that might look something like this:|| [[image:msbrooksenglish/Bubble_us_example.jpg caption="Bubble_us_example.jpg"]] ||===
 * You might use google presentations to create slides that introduce and explain your selected quotes, terms, or other work.
 * Create a tour in Google Earth that includes placemarkers and descriptions of the most significant locations mentioned in your section. This tour could be shared with other group members and added to with each new section.
 * Use Google Maps and get street view shots of the locations discussed in your session
 * Use the website[| http://scribblemaps.com/,] which will allow you to trace a custom path directly onto Google Maps. You can also put descriptions of each "stop" on George and Lennie's journey.
 * Create an image to support your definition like the ones found at []. You could use google presentations to create similar slides with required information.
 * You could use the web site Quizlet to create flashcards.