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Create a lie detector poster indicating which of Gatsby’s statements are believable and which seem to be too outlandish to be true OR create a poster highlighting six of the rumors circulating about Gatsby.

Students will create a book cover following the template for Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Students must create an original two sentence blurb enticing readers to pick up the book, create a tagline, include a testimonial, cover art, title, author, and brief author bio.

Turn the story into a comic strip using the proper format of images and dialogue or captions. Include 10 or more frames.

Cultivate creativity and metaphorical thinking through the creation of metaphorical recipes.

Choose a character to make a WANTED poster for. Identify a reason your character could be wanted. Examples include stealing, lying, bullying, and not listening to parents. Be creative with this. Perhaps your character has not committed any crimes, but could be considered guilty of being too nice or being too talented at something. Be sure you include all the necessary information, but use your own creativity to bring your poster to life.

Rubric for students writing an original short story that is science fiction piece that deals with a technology takeover.

Create a want advertisement for the perfect friend.

Continue the story of Emma, Jake, Miss Peregrine, and the other peculiars by choosing a photo, and inventing a new peculiar child that joins the rest in a new loop.

Rubric for cover letter specifically for high school students and those entering the workforce for the first time to be included in the digital portfolio.

Rubric for resume specifically for high school students and those entering the workforce for the first time to be included in the digital portfolio.

Create a map of the nine important locations on the rubric that you will lead your tourist group to follow in the footsteps of the Fellowship of the Ring.

Continue the story of Emma, Jake, Miss Peregrine, and the other peculiars by choosing a photo, and inventing a new peculiar child that joins the rest in a new loop.

Using a famous/recognizable piece of art (painting, mural, statue, etc...) students will create a parody to represent a movie/tv show in present pop culture.

Connect ten elements from the framework of an Arthurian Legend to examples in the film Star Wars: A New Hope. You can create either a poster by hand or a digital slideshow through Prezi.

Create a timeline that represents eight events in Gatsby's life arranged in chronological order. Include an image or symbol for each included event, and include a minimum of six textual citations connected to the included events.

Interview six people responding to the question, "What is the American Dream?". Film their responses and edit the footage together into a single video clip. People interviewed cannot be students in any of Mrs. Iseler's English 11 classes.

Create a poem that represents the achievement of "The American Dream in a minimum of nine lines.