Ask them to write an editorial for the newspaper suggesting ways to preserve clean air and water. The concepts underlying A Wrinkle in Time are based on Einstein's theory of relativity and Planck's quantum theory. Have a math or science teacher explain these theories to the class. Then have students discuss how these theories work in A Wrinkle in Time. Artistically inclined students may want to create a series of paintings or drawings that illustrate creatures and places from these novels.
Unicorns are the subject of many art works from ancient and medieval times.
Ask students to write a letter that Charles Wallace might write to Meg describing his experience of viewing this particular tapestry. Use of Language Often fantasy has a unique language. Ask students to record such unique words as they read L'Engle's time-travel novels. They may wish to make a glossary for each novel. Discuss how these three genres of literature unite the cultures of the world, creating a universal language.