Aim The Tuck Everlasting Project an introduction Do

Aim: The Tuck Everlasting Project – an introduction

Do Now • What are three ideas from the book that would make interesting projects?

The Project • Each student will choose from among two projects. • Each project MUST use evidence from the text to support your ideas. • Each project must include a separate page(s) of citations from the book. This will include the chapter, page #, and text that you used for your project.

Project 1: • Create one of the following “alternate” versions of the story: – An “alternate ending”, where one of the characters takes a different choice than in the text (3 -4 pages) – A “sequel”, detailing the life of one of the characters after the book ends (or in Winnie’s case, between the end of chapter 25 and the Epilogue). • Your stories must include evidence from the text in some way. Make sure your story makes sense with the book.

Project 2 • Create a product proposal to market and sell the spring water that gives immortality: – On a poster, include a picture of a bottle, the brand name, the slogan or picture advertisement, and a 3 -4 page proposal. – The proposal should include: • Why immortality is necessary for you. • The benefits of immortality. • Why is your water better than other waters. • How do you plan to manufacture the bottles and sell them to stores. • What/how much do you need in order to scale (to make the business bigger) • Closing statement (include the slogan for your brand)

Product Name - Slogan Optional pictures here. Picture # 1 showing benefits of eternal life. Picture # 2 showing benefits of eternal life. Proposal Picture of product in the bottle with label. 1 -page magazine advertisement

Do Now • Discuss with a partner: – Which project would you want to do? – Which project seems easiest to do? – Which project seems harder to do?