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Use a story your students may find old fashioned like the story from a Shakespeare play and have them rewrite it in a modern setting. This way they must keep the themes and motivations the same but critically think about how the story is still relevant to them.

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Rewrite a story or part of a story for reader's theater.

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Write a journal entry for one of the chaacters in the book, enabling your students to look at the story from his or her perspecive.

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Write a TV commercial and videotape it

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Make a "Wanted" poster for a character in the text.

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Christian Stewart: #2 Draw a map of the journey of characters in a story. 

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Christian Stewart: #2 Draw a map of the journey of characters in a story. 

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Students could create a map of the Narnia kingdom as they read the series. Students could check their maps against a peers to ensure accuracy of their maps.

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Caroline Reel: #15. Write a missing persons report about a story character. 

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Caroline Reel: #15. Write a missing persons report about a story character. 

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Many middle school students invest in The Series of Unfortunate Events books written by Lemony Snicket. Count Olaf is a villain notorious for his pathetic disguises and desire for the Baudelaire fortune. This specific activity encourages readers to elaborate on their visual interpretation of the character in addition to the description attributed in the book! Students will be able to follow the character's transformations and display text based evidence. Students can make passport applications for each book read as to show a plethora of  disguises. Lastly, students can share their visualizations with peers which displays comprehension.

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Monica Fischer: # 18. Write a newspaper report for a story character or about information you have learned in an information book.

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Monica Fischer: # 18. Write a newspaper report for a story character or about information you have learned in an information book.

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I would write a report on the book, The Wright Brothers: How They Invented the Airplane. The purpose of reading this book would be to learn about a historic event and how to write newspaper articles. With this project, students will be able to present the facts they learned to a greater audience. By completing this assignment, students will also learn how to peer edit and review other students' articles. Finally, students will learn how to publish a piece, including pictures from the text.