An epilogue is an added section at the end of a story that acts as a conclusion to what has happened. Think of a favorite novel that does not already include an epilogue. Now write one for it titled: Ten Years Later.
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Imagine you’re a maple leaf in the fall, and your color is changing from green to red. Does it make you happy, sad, angry, or something else? Describe what it’s like.
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You’ve been made the editor of Cat News. Write headlines for next week’s paper for felines. Have fun with it. For instance, a sports headline might read: “Thunder Paws Beats Laser Pointer Record!”
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Choose two novels. On a piece of paper, write the first sentence of one book then the last sentence of the other. Cut them apart. Now write a middle section to join the first and last sentences together. Be creative!
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If you could choose one fictional story to be true, what would it be? Share your reasons for picking it and how it might change the real world.
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