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If your protagonist had a facebook page, would you follow it? This website below allows you to create a mock facebook for your character. You must fill out the profile and picture based on things you know about your character. You must include at least 4 posts, and 3 comments from "friends" (who you also need to make). Have fun with this, humor is definitely okay! Just remember this is a grade as well!

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Fakebook - create a fictional social medial profile

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Create a spoof social media profile for a person, theme, place or object being studied

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If you're far enough in your book, create a soundtrack by providing a song for each chapter.  Pick 5-7 of the chapter songs to explain in paragraphs how they relate to the happenings of that chapter and why you think that particular song works!

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In this writing assignment, you will be asked to select 1 line in the story that you feel best defines your protagonist as a person.  In your response, you will explain who your protagonist is, the traits that were crucial to them in the plot,  and why that line is so fitting. This must be at least one page written or one page, single-spaced with 12 font if it is typed.

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The best kind of characters are the ones that carry pieces of ourselves. Find one big or small similarity between YOU and the protagonist. This should be supported with valid reasoning and be one page typed, single-spaced, 12 font. Here's a sample of an awesome one:

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Yesterday, you began to develop a piece with your protagonist organizer.  It was a writing piece that had to include elements of the protagonist's life (background, attitude towards conflict, interpersonal relationships, habit & mannerisms).  If you think you are onto something then continue that piece.  Type it up and use our expanding and conventions resources to formalize it.  Maybe you just like part of it and would like to start fresh with that idea as the focus-that works too.  Go for it!

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Break into the brain of your protagonist!  This is a visual piece that will look at your main character in an interactive and exciting way.  You could include quotes from the character, focus on a particular scene that was important, or create a collage! You must include at least 6 entries (quotes, thoughts, ideas)Ask Ms. Addesso for some computer paper.  Here is a model:

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We all love music.  Create a playlist that defines your protagonist as a person.  What are song's you think they'd like and why?  What are lyrics that connect with what they're going through?  Give 5-7 songs and a paragraph description as to why you think this fits

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In this writing assignment you will write a diary entry from the perspective of your protagonist.  Be sure to include the elements from your writing into this entry. There should also be some "imitating" here on matching the narrator's voice. This piece should be at least one page. If you are typing, I'd like it single spaced and size 12 font.

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This choice is for both the artist and story teller.  You will take two pages of comic strips from Ms. Addesso and colored pencils from the bin.  In this assignment, you have to embed your protagonist into a scene.  This scene could be one that already exists in the book that could be rewritten with a different ending, or you could place your protagonist in a scene of another book and, based on their traits, create a story.
For example, maybe you character wants to meet Auggie from "Wonder" at school and talk with him the moment he was bullied on Halloween.  How would they work together?
There must be dialogue on every comic square and it must be based on what you already know about your protagonist.

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This visual piece is meant to explore what you physically see when reading about your protagonist (external) versus what is happening inside the protagonist's head (internal).  Ask Ms. Addesso for the template and be creative!  You should draw two faces that represent each and then surround those faces with either traits or quotes from the text that define each side of their personality.  Here is a review of internal vs. external traits