- Create a different book cover for your book in the style of your favorite artist.You can use picture books, photography, line drawing, graphic novels, or other forms for motivation!
- Create a book trailer for your book using Book Creator, Slidely, Animoto or some other digital program.
- Create a story board for your book using FOUND objects.
- Create a 3D character from your book using fabric, recyclable materials, etc.
- Write a letter to the author of your book. Create a set of questions you could use to interview the author of your book.
- Write the beginning of a sequel to your book.
- Write the backstory for a prequel to your book.
- Create a diorama for your book.
- Illustrate your favorite scene from the book.
- Create a recipe or learn about some food mentioned in your book.
- Learn about the place where your book is set (city, country, language, culture).
- Describe in a short essay (3-5 paragraphs) how your book reflects society.
- If the main character from your book could visit you for a day, what kinds of things would you do? Where would you go? What would you talk about?
- List any connections or parallels between your book and yourself, or between your book and another book (or movie). Read a second Red Cedar Award book and compare the two.
- Take some photos that connect to your book. Have a classmate try and guess which book you read (or which photograph represents which scene).