You're to associate the words with a season and compose something with them. Telephones alter your voice. A camera set-up changes your face. You can choose a script, act it out, and record it. In the final product, you'll be superimposed on an animated background.
Imagination is the theme that connects both parts of the exhibit.
Yet the choice to focus on fantasy literature gives the exhibition a nostalgic feel, as if the childhood installed here belongs to a couple generations back. Today realism dominates young people's literature. This year, for instance, four of the five finalists for the National Book Award in young adult literature addressed often harsh social themes. But they became classics at a time when we all wanted to believe we were protecting our children. Folks thought a lot of what was going on in the adult world went right by kids.