1. Write a letter to yourself to read when you have a teenage daughter about the type of mother (or parent) you intend to be. Give it to someone to mail to you in 15-20 years.

2. If you were in Scarlett's position, what would you decide to do about the baby?

Write a paper that explains your decision.

3. Plan an informal debate with classmates in which all three of Scarlett's choices are argued. Find factual information to support each stance.

4. Write a poem or a series of poems about friendship.

5. Interview a teenage mother. Find out how she feels about her decision to keep her baby, the problems she has encountered, and what she would do the same/differently if she had the choice.

6. Visit Planned Parenthood and talk with someone about options that are available to teenagers.

7. Interview your mother...