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Use this activity to engage all types of learners, while requiring that they refer to and incorporate details from the text over the course of the activity.
“Coraline Sequel”
In this activity, students will create a plot summary of the sequel for the novel Coraline using details from the text.
Although Neil Gaiman says there are no hopes for a follow up to Coraline, the novel's conclusion does leave room for a possible sequel. Use details from the novel and your own creative thinking to create a plot summary of the sequel to Coraline. Consider using the questions below to inform your sequel.
Present your summary to peers, drawing connections to the novel.
Teaching Suggestion: Students may wish to add additional characters to the plot and/or create a new antagonist for their sequel.
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