Write a letter to Lauren Tarshis, telling her your three favorite descriptive lines in the article and how they help you picture what’s happening.

Write a letter from Larry to Aiden, explaining why he didn’t want to adopt Bunker at first and what made him change his mind.

In the Epilogue, Older Lucy says, “We just had to learn a lesson.” What lesson did Lucy and Macy learn? Answer in a well-organized essay with details from the play.

Write your own Word Nerd sentence.

Can you find a word that can be used at least three different ways?

Interview an adult about what life was like before smartphones, using the infographic to help you write your interview questions. Then write an article based on your findings.

What do you think happened to Amelia Earhart? Describe the different possibilities the article presents, then tell which one you think is most likely and why.

Write a letter from Tucker to Richard. In the letter, Tucker should share what he figured out about Richard and thank him for the different ways Richard helped him be brave.

Imagine you’re Izzy at the end of the play. Write a journal entry explaining the things that upset you as you searched for puffins and how people around you helped you feel better and change.

Write your own Word Nerd sentence.

Imagine your family wishes to celebrate Earth Day. Write a short speech to try to convince them that you should all start composting your food scraps.