Question

the wonderful world(s) of oz
why this project?
stories shape how we see the world. l. frank baums oz has been retold many times—through films, musicals, novels, and graphic novels—each reflecting the values, fears, and dreams of its era. instead of just writing about these stories, you will create your own version of oz, using your ideas and research.
your mission: reimagine oz in your own creative way, focusing on themes like courage, home, power, identity, or belonging.
project overview
you will create a story, script, audio, or visual project that retells or reimagines oz. your work should show:

• narrative craft – using literary techniques like symbolism, point of view, and tone
• original voice – adding your unique perspective
• context awareness – understanding how oz has been told across history and culture
• research – using at least 2 credible sources
• reflection – explaining your creative choices

choose your creative format:

1. short story or chapter (1,000–1,500 words)
2. podcast or audio drama (5–8 minutes)
3. stage script (5–8 pages)
4. visual narrative (5–10 panels/pages or 2–3 minute video)

hint: you can combine formats, e.g., illustrated story or video with text.
getting started with your project
short story or chapter

• start by choosing a character, perspective, or scene you want to explore.
• write a short summary of your story (3–5 sentences) including beginning, middle, and end.

Explanation:

The problem involves creating a creative project reimagining "Oz" with literary techniques, original voice, and research. This falls under the Arts discipline, specifically Literature (subfield) as it focuses on storytelling, narrative craft, and literary reimagination.

Answer:

Arts - Literature