THE MASKED BALL You've just been invited to the Capulet Ball. A mask is part of the dress code, so you will need to make one. Do you have to buy anything? No. Does it have to be complicated? No. Does it have to be pretty? Only if you want it to be.

1. Outline your mask onto cardboard

Materials for your mask: Materials you already have on hand at home are acceptable
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2. Have a design theme
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3. Use string, rubberbands, ribbon or other material to tie around your head so the mask stays on.
(No full face masks, please - hard to eat)

4. Put your last name and class period on the back.

Mask Award Categories Most Beautiful Mask Most Creative or Funniest

Have fun with this. There are individual and group points at stake.

Image Citations from top left to right, on down the page.

1. Elevator Kiss. "Romeo and Juliet Photos."Romeo and Juliet Pictures, News and Links. 1 June 2000. 21 April 2004 <http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/9251/photos.html>.
2. The Kiss. 1968's Romeo and Juliet. 14 April 2002. 21 April 2004 <http://students.ed.uiuc.edu/bach/rnj24/pictures/romeoandjulietkiss.jpg>.
3. Mask. "The Party." Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. 1996. Twentieth Century Fox. 21 April 2004<http://www.romeoandjuliet.com/party/>.
4. Party Scene. "The Party." Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. 1996. Twentieth Century Fox. 21 April 2004<http://www.romeoandjuliet.com/party/>.