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©stock.xchng/gloamingLet Them Draw, Design, or Write Out Scenes from the Book
Draw a map or diagram of the story’s setting.
Design a poster advertising the book.
Create a book with pictures or symbols on one side and a list of important events or a summary on the other.
Create a picture postcard of the setting. On the back, write to a friend as if you were the main character in the book, and describe the setting and events happening there.
Make a T-shirt for your main character that represents attributes of the character’s personality.
Write a letter to a friend, telling her or him about the most exciting parts of the book.
Develop a new ending or a sequel.
Write a letter to the main character, suggesting what might have happened if he had acted differently.
Design a book jacket.
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