Tic-Tac-Toe Choice Menu:  

Novel Study ​(grades 6-12) 

 
Directions:  
Start with number 5​ and then make two other choices to make your tic-tac-toe. 
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Create a ​fictional  Create four  Write a diary 

interview video  character  from the point of 
with the  trading cards  view of one of the 
protagonist,  using the digital  story’s main 
antagonist, or author  tool of your choice.  characters that they would 
where you play the  Remember to include the  have written before, 
character/author and dress  character’s name, an  during, or after the book’s 
the part. Write a complete  image, and at least five  events. Remember that the 
script in Google Docs and  characteristics for each  character’s thoughts and 
submit with the video.  character.  feelings are very important 
  in a diary. 

Create an  Write a  If this novel had a 

interactive  one-paragraph  soundtrack​, 
digital timeline  summary​ of your  what would it be? 
of events from  novel, and share  Create a YouTube 
your book. Include  on a slide in our  playlist with at least 10 
important dates, character  collaborative slide deck  songs that would make a 
introductions, conflicts and  [insert your own link]​.  great soundtrack. Explain 
resolution, images to  Add an image of the book  each of your choices in a 
represent each event, and  cover and links to your  Google Doc and where 
links to additional  other two projects.  they fit in the story arc.  
information, videos, etc. 

Create a ​comic  Create a video  Create a new 

strip​ retelling the  book trailer  book jacket​ for 
story in your own  using the digital  the novel. Use the 
words. Be sure to  tool of your  digital tool of 
include all of the important  choice. Remember to  your choice or the artistic 
characters, exciting events,  include music to set the  medium of your choice 
conflicts, and resolution.  tone, and tell a brief story  (draw, paint, etc.). 
about the central conflict  Remember to include a 
and characters without  summary about the author 
revealing too much! Tease  and an eye-catching cover 
the audience!  image. 

 
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