Choose one element of the article to focus on: the Lusitania, the early 20th century, the German U-boat, or the torpedo. Compile a list of descriptive words, phrases, or lines the author uses for your chosen element. Then write a poem or create a visual art piece reflecting this powerful imagery and emotion.

Consider the story’s title. Why will Jodie love John MacFarlane Jr. until the day she dies?

As a group, act out one scene from the play. Include costumes and sound effects. Be sure to create an eerie mood! Make a video of your scene to enter the contest.

1. Write down the meaning of each word in orange. Use context clues or, if needed, a dictionary. 2. Find another word that contains the root ven. 3. Write a sentence using that word and draw a picture that shows the word’s meaning.

What can the aftermath of the Maui wildfires teach us about the power of community? Answer this question in a short essay.

Imagine you are a chef debuting jellyfish dishes on your restaurant’s menu. Using information from both articles, create an infographic to give diners to persuade them to try the new dishes.

Write a sequel that takes place about 57 years in the future, when Angela is a famous scientist. Be sure to include dialogue in your story—and check the punctuation! 

Write a poem about something you did over the summer. Focus on a particular moment, the way Janet Wong does in “Campfire.”

1. Write down the meaning of each word in green. Use context clues or, if needed, a dictionary. 2. Find another word that contains the root astr. 3. Write a sentence using that word and draw a picture that shows the word’s meaning.