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    Literature Creative Assignments

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    The document provides 10 creative assignment options for students to complete while reading an assigned book for a literature class. The assignments include writing an alternate title for the book and explaining why it is appropriate, creating a wanted poster for a character, writing an additional scene for the book, illustrating and captioning 5 major plot events, profiling a heroic character, analyzing what 3 characters learned, conducting an interview with a character, writing a letter to a main character, writing a letter to the author, and keeping a diary as a character. Students are instructed to choose two of the assignments to complete for their creative assignment.

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    The document provides 10 creative assignment options for students to complete while reading an assigned book for a literature class. The assignments include writing an alternate title for the book and explaining why it is appropriate, creating a wanted poster for a character, writing an additional scene for the book, illustrating and captioning 5 major plot events, profiling a heroic character, analyzing what 3 characters learned, conducting an interview with a character, writing a letter to a main character, writing a letter to the author, and keeping a diary as a character. Students are instructed to choose two of the assignments to complete for their creative assignment.

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    TEN creative assignments that can be assigned to any novel.

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    The document provides 10 creative assignment options for students to complete while reading an assigned book for a literature class. The assignments include writing an alternate title for the book and explaining why it is appropriate, creating a wanted poster for a character, writing an additional scene for the book, illustrating and captioning 5 major plot events, profiling a heroic character, analyzing what 3 characters learned, conducting an interview with a character, writing a letter to a main character, writing a letter to the author, and keeping a diary as a character. Students are instructed to choose two of the assignments to complete for their creative assignment.

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    Literature Creative Assignments

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    The document provides 10 creative assignment options for students to complete while reading an assigned book for a literature class. The assignments include writing an alternate title for the book and explaining why it is appropriate, creating a wanted poster for a character, writing an additional scene for the book, illustrating and captioning 5 major plot events, profiling a heroic character, analyzing what 3 characters learned, conducting an interview with a character, writing a letter to a main character, writing a letter to the author, and keeping a diary as a character. Students are instructed to choose two of the assignments to complete for their creative assignment.

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    Literature creative assignments

    Year two 2023-2024

    Choose TWO of the following assignments to complete while you read your
    book

    1. Decide on an alternate title for the book. Why is it appropriate? Is it better than
    the one the book has now? Why or Why not?

    2. Make a "wanted" poster for one of the characters or objects in your book.
    Include the following: (a) a drawing or cut out picture of the character or
    object, (b) a physical description of the character or object, (c) the character's
    or object's misdeeds (or deeds?), (d) other information about the character or
    object which is important, (e) the reward offered for the capture of the
    character or object.

    3. Write a scene that could have happened in the book you read but didn't. After
    you have written the scene, explain how it would have changed the outcome
    of the book.
    4. Complete a series of five drawings that show five of the major events in the
    plot of the book you read. Write captions for each drawing so that the
    illustrations can be understood by someone who did not read the book.

    5. Select one character from the book you read who has the qualities of a
    heroine or hero. List these qualities and tell why you think they are heroic.

    6. List five of the main characters from the book you read. Give three examples
    of what each character learned or did not learn in the book.

    7. Interview a character from your book. Write at least ten questions that will give
    the character the opportunity to discuss his/her thoughts and feelings about
    his/her role in the story. However you choose to present your interview is up to
    you.

    8. Write a letter (10-sentence minimum) to the main character of your book


    asking questions, protesting a situation, and/or making a complaint and/or a
    suggestion. This must be done in the correct letter format.

    9. Write a letter to the author of your novel and explain how you feel about the
    book.

    10. Write a diary that one of the story's main characters might have kept before,
    during, or after the book's events. Remember that the character's thoughts
    and feelings are very important in a diary.

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