Tuck Projects

1.      Create a mural, collage, or diorama of a scene from the book. You may want to do one based on the description of the Tucks’ house in Chapter 10 or any other scene you choose. Include a one-page description of the scene and how you created your art piece.

2.      A “realia” box contains real things that might be important to a story. Collect 10 items to

place in a Tuck Everlasting box that you create. Write about each item and the significance to the story. Be sure your box is decorated to reflect the story.

3.      Write a chapter telling about the further adventures of the Tuck family. Your chapter should be a minimum of 3 (typed) pages long and include at least one colored illustration.

          

5.      Make an advertisement for magic water that the man in the yellow suit might have sold.  Include an illustration and write a script for a radio or TV ad. You will perform or play this in class.

6.      Write a diary that Winnie might have kept for three days around (before, on, after) the day that an important incident in the book occurred. Create a booklet to put the diary pages in.  At least 3 typed pages long, with one illustration.

7.      Write a different ending for the story. It should be a minimum of 3 typed pages long and include at least one colored illustration.

 8.   Write one scene/chapter from the point of view of one character in the book. It should be a minimum of 3 typed pages long and include at least one colored illustration.