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Pretend your book has been made into a movie. Create a POSTER to advertise your "movie"(book). Your poster should be easy to read. Be creative, colorful, include a title, pictures, movie times, movie ratings and it must be laminated in some form. AVOID: Do NOT copy the Book's cover...this will result in a grade of zero. Also avoid, sloppy picture and lettering, colors that do not work together, late work and lack of effort. Your poster will not have white space---unless it is a part of the picture, a uniform, whites of people's eyes etc......

Several sample projects were shown and presented in class. The student had to choose a story or novel read in class this semester and create a story quilt. The story quilt required a title, the story must follow the stages of plot dev, letters must be typed and the project must reflect creativity. The quilt should be no larger than a poster board.

This project is considered late and it must be turned in no later than Wednesday in order to get a grade no higher than a 75. Students were informed of this project two weeks before the due date and shown several sample movie projects during class time. Use movie making techniques to recreate a movie scene from any previously produced professional movie. Movie project should include each student playing a role in the movie and it must be on a DVD that can be turned in and played in class and include a title, the teachers name, title of class, credits, or any other element to contribute to the final product.

Review a movie, with reference to three other published movie reviews of the same movie. Document your sources at the end of the review. Introduce each source in your text.

Students will create as mask that reflects a Greek mytholgical being.