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Mood Illustrations: Illustrate scenes that convey specific moods, such as loneliness or hope

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Write a journal entry as Michael, reflecting on an event from the book

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Create a step-by-step guide for long multiplication, explaining each part and share it with someone who needs help.

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Create an artwork that represents contrasting emotions. Explain your color and form choices

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Design a poster connecting themes of survival and friendship to students' lives.

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Descriptive Language Hunt: Identify examples of figurative language, then describe its impact

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Make complex expressions and solve using BODMAS, checking your work

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Letter to Kensuke: Write a letter from Michael to Kensuke, reflecting on their friendship

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Choose two different cultural artworks, compare their styles, and write about the feelings each evokes.

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Survival Poem: Write a short poem about survival inspired by Michael’s experiences.

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Rewrite a Scene: Rewrite a scene from the book from Kensuke’s point of view.

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Create a “multiples calendar,” marking all multiples of two chosen numbers within 30 days.

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Design a symbol that represents your personal beliefs or values and write a paragraph explaining its meaning

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Descriptive Creature Creation: Imagine an animal on the island and describe it in detail.

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Survival Guide: Write a mini-survival guide based on Michael’s experiences.

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Write a story involving BODMAS steps and explain why each operation is used.

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Imaginary Letter Home: Write a letter as Michael, describing the island to his parents.

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Island Adventure Story: Create a short story inspired by the island setting.

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Draw a factor tree for a large number, identifying prime factors.

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Global Connections Project: Connect the book’s themes to a current global issue, like environmental preservation

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Friendship Timeline: Create a timeline showing the development of Michael and Kensuke’s friendship.

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List all prime numbers between 1-100 and highlight any patterns you observe

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Nature Poem: Write a poem about nature using sensory language and figurative language.

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Mood Writing Exercise: Write two poems about the same topic in contrasting moods

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Five Senses Poem: Describe a scene or moment using each of the five senses.

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Problem-Solving Stories: Write a story problem where someone needs to divide a 4-digit number by a 2-digit number

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Use elements from nature (leaves, rocks, flowers) to create a temporary art piece that represents an idea or feeling.

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Create 5 math riddles involving prime numbers that peers must solve.

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Curate a Collection: Select 5-6 artworks on a specific theme, like “Unity in Diversity,” and explain each choice.

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Light and Shadow Art: Create art using shadows cast by objects and describe the shapes created.

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Cultural Artifacts: Research a cultural artifact (e.g., totem poles, mandalas), create a mini-poster, and explain its significance.

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Global Art Show: Imagine you are curating an art show with pieces from around the world. Write the exhibit brochure.

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Prime Number Posters: Design a poster explaining why certain numbers are prime.

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Virtual Museum Visit: Tour an online museum and write about two pieces you found impactful, explaining why.

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Artistic Self-Portrait: Create a self-portrait that represents who you are using symbols rather than realistic details

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Prime Number Art: Make a “prime numbers” artwork, where each element represents a prime up to 50.

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Storytelling in Art: Choose an artwork that tells a story. Write a narrative inspired by the piece.

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Prime Mystery Numbers: Develop clues for a “mystery number” that is prime and less than 100.

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Illustrated Poem: Write a poem that reflects on a personal value and illustrate it to enhance the message

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Personal Artifact: Choose an object that represents your culture and write a short paragraph explaining its significance

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Composite Challenge: List 10 composite numbers and the factors for each.

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Art Form Exploration: Choose a less-known art form (e.g., calligraphy, textile art) and research its history and cultural uses.

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Critique an Artwork: Write a respectful critique of an artwork, focusing on what the artist might have been expressing.

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Divisibility Bingo: Create a bingo card with numbers and play using divisibility rules.

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Divisibility Riddle: Write 3 riddles where students use divisibility rules to find a mystery number.

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Divisibility Poems: Write a poem explaining one divisibility rule in a creative way.

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Remainder Practice: Divide numbers with remainders and show how to interpret remainders based on context.