To Kill a Mockingbird Project (Periods 2 & 5)

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Select one of the following options:

A.  Create a collage.  Collage must include the following: five quotes from the novel, 10 images that represent a mix of characters, setting, events from the novel.
On back of collage include a description of the images you selected and why you picked them.

B.  Modernize the novel.  (Can work with a group of up to three people)
Bring all aspects of the novel into present day.
Where would your setting take place?  What major event would impact your characters?  What historical aspects would you include?  What would be the backgrounds of your characters?
Present using Powerpoint or another presentation program.

C. Create a picture book that would teach an elementary student about the novel.  Include main characters, setting, major themes.  A minimum of 10 pages.

D. Put together a talk show.  (Can work with up to four people)
You will interview the characters from the book as if they were older now.  Ask them questions related to events from the book and also what their opinion is about modern day events that are related to some of the themes from the book like racism/discrimination, justice system, education.
You can do a live talk show or record a video.
Turn in a script with your questions for different characters and their answers.

Projects will be due the week of December 18th.
Worth 10 points doubled.

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