Write a letter or record a video explaining to Lore what you learned from her story about the Kindertransport and why it happened.

Use the facts you learned from the play, photos, and captions to write a speech that informs people about sea turtles’ special qualities and why they’re in danger.

Imagine you’re taking a trip back in time to have the most fun ever! Write a paragraph telling which three stops on this path you would make and why.

Write your own Word Nerd sentence, along with its translation.

Compose a well-written journal entry from Albert’s point of view, telling what happened on the day of the disaster. Use text evidence from the article.

How do Marie and Gramps show their love for each other in this story? Answer in a well-written essay supported by text details.

This fable shows examples good and bad ways to treat others. Write an essay explaining two instances of each. Include details about characters’ words and actions.

If this happens in 60 seconds, what happens every 24 hours? Calculate each fact to cover one day. Write a paragraph about which fact you find most surprising.

Write your own Word Nerd sentence, along with its translation.

Can you find a word that can be used at least three different ways? Send it to us, along with an excellent sentence for each meaning.

Imagine a statue honoring Henson is being built in your town. Write a brochure for visitors, telling what he achieved and why he didn’t get the credit he deserved.

Imagine Joe wants to convince a friend to try fishing. Write an email from Joe to his friend, explaining what he’s gotten out of the activity.

Who is most responsible for the Emperor walking around in his underwear? The tailors, the dresser, the nobles, or the Emperor himself? Write an opinion essay supported by details from the play.

Which animal superpowers would you want? Write a paragraph explaining which two powers you would choose and how they would help you.

Write your own Word Nerd sentence, along with its translation.