Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Reading - Tuck Everlasting 11.27.13

Create a new document entitled "Reading.AM/PM.LastName_TEFinal." Respond two of the following three questions in your document.

1. What would the Tuck's lives be like today, now that the twenty-first century is here? What difficulties would they face? How would they have to live?

2. Write a letter to Winnie from Jesse, or from Winnie to Jesse, that is dated twenty years after the jail break. What words would they use in such a letter? What events have taken place since they last saw each other? Use your own life, and the lives of those you know, to give some ideas about how the story might turn out if it were to keep going.

3. Every writer writes for a purpose, and every good book raises questions for us to think about. What questions does Natalie Babbitt raise in Tuck Everlasting, and what do you think her answers are to those questions?

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