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Choose one task from below. Each task should show your understanding of the story so far and use text evidence.

Character Snapshot – Create a profile for the main character at the start of the book (traits, goals, problems).

Setting Map – Draw or describe the setting and explain how it shapes the start of the story.

Prediction Letter – Write a letter to a classmate predicting what might happen next, using details from the opening chapters.

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What do we know about the main character so far? What kind of person do you think they are?

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Choose one task from below. Each task should show your understanding of the story so far and use text evidence.

Turning Point Comic – Make a short comic strip showing one important event that changes the direction of the story.

Cause and Effect Chart – Explain how one event in the middle causes another event later on.

Diary Entry – Write a diary entry from the perspective of a character in the middle of the story, showing their feelings and reactions.

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How is tension or suspense building as the story develops?

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Directions: Choose one option below to complete. No matter which you select, make sure to include text evidence, show how the character changes, and complete all success criteria.

1. Comic Strip

Create a comic strip showing how the character changes from beginning, to middle, to end.

Include at least 3 panels.

Success Criteria: Shows at least one key change, includes text evidence, neat and clear.

2. Diary Entry

Write 2 diary entries from the character’s perspective: one at the beginning, one at the end.

Show how their thoughts/feelings have changed.

Success Criteria: At least 5 sentences per entry, uses details from the story, shows growth/change.

3. Video Reflection

Record yourself explaining how the plot events caused the character to change.

Use at least 2 examples from the text.

Success Criteria: Clear speaking voice, explains cause and effect, cites text.

4. Plot Map

Create a visual map of the plot (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution).

Show how the character responds at each stage.

Success Criteria: All stages labeled, text details included, neat and organized.