The Requirements:
All of the story arc must be present
Your story must be told from the first person in the form of journal entries
Your story must be at least ten entries long
Must be set during WWII

The Options:
Your journal entries may be poetry if you choose
Your story can be as long as you like
Think about including literary devices to make your story more interesting

Monday - Pajama Day
Tuesday - My Hero Day
Wednesday - Wacky Hair Day
Thursday - My Century Day (dress 40's, 50's, 80's... whatever!)
Friday - BCS Spirit Wear Day

Your websites aren't due for another week and a half (first thing Monday morning, June 6th), but as you near completion, you will want to be able to see everyone's websites.  Check out this spreadsheet to see the products of everyone's hard work!

If you want to go through a checklist to see if your website is on the right track, check this one out!

...right here.

As you finish building your website, take a second to look at Conor's website.  He's done a great job of organizing his information and creating a really good looking and user friendly website.  It's still a work in progress, but it's very professional.

His website address is http://bookcontentratings.weebly.com/

This blog post explains all the tactics Apple uses in its email to get you to buy their products.  They are trying to get their customers to take action, just like you are trying to get your readers to take action.

What can you learn from Apple?  How can you apply these lessons to your own website?

As you design your website, here are some questions you might ask yourself:
  - Are my fonts consistent throughout my site?  (Size, color, font, bold, etc.)
  - Is my site visually balanced or is everything on one side?
  - Do you include full web address as links, or do you just use words as links?
  - Is your information broken down in to bite sized pieces?
  - Are my page titles short?

More to come!