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Picture your earliest childhood memories and hold them in your mind. Now, from those memories, think of your favorite book. Perhaps it is the book that your parent or grandparent read to you to help you sleep, the book from which you first learned to read, or even one you still have a copy of sitting on a bookshelf in your home. Although our world has become increasingly digital, there is one thing that links Americans and Europeans, Baby Boomers, Generation X, and even Millennials, they were…

the age group of the audience some illustration books have the ability to teach children the concept of cause and effect. In Where the Wild Things Are, Max’s misbehavior caused his mother to send him off to bed without supper. Children must learn that for an action there is a reaction. This cause and effect learning also helps children build better communication skills. Teachers and parent that read aloud illustration books often stop to talk about the illustrations. Talking about what happened,…

identify inside traits of a character in a story by using illustration and text. Lesson 4: Students will create a character book by using illustration and text. 3. What thematic unit will tie this lesson together? The thematic unit will be Little Red Riding Hood. The story of little red riding hood will be use through the learning segments to help students to really understand how to describe inside and outside traits using illustration and text. 4. How are your standards used in your lesson…

honor of Randolph Caldecott. He is widely known for this children book illustrations. The Caldecott award is given to children book artist who demonstrated distinguished artistic skills. The Caldecott medal can only be award to children book illustrators that are American citizens. A committee decides the Caldecott award winner from published books from the previous year. The committee is looking for a book whose illustrations will visually draw children into the story. If illustrated well, the…

awareness to the proper use of PPE and staying safe in the workplace. List the different types of PPE and the use of each. Be as detailed as possible and use illustrations when applicable.The assignment shall be completed in 7 days. You may use the internet and your text to gather your information. You may also use video to support illustration. Paper shall be a minimum of 2 pages typed. You will be graded on 4 categories at a possible 25% per category Research Report : PPE in the Workplace…

Hugo meets Freddie Dedicated to Marcus #1 illustrations Hugo loved the Webb family very much. He knew that he was very lucky. #2 illustration They took him for walks by the duck pond at the local park. They played with him everyday. #2 illustrations He would go to the beach on family vacation and went swimming. He watched movies with them and went to fancy restaurants. He had a comfortable bed and lots of treats. #3 illustrations The family couldn’t take Hugo with them every where…

4. The illustrations should help readers anticipate the unfolding of a story’s action and its climax. Book 1: With each page there is a new adventure for the reader. Brain Fola, has written and illustrated a book that is full of energy and excitement. If there was a climax, the greatest adventure to unfold during the story plot, it would have to be Dale Creek Bridge crossing. The text emphasizes the narrowness of the bridge, the heaviness of the train, and the rickety sounds from the bridge.…

[Cover: My cover’s illustration is in black and white. It shows a close up of a doorknob, with a reflection coming off of it of these little people dancing.] [Page 1] “Mom! Dad! Sarah will not get out of my room! She keeps pushing buttons on my Xbox!” Stated Michael, who just turned thirteen, and his little sister Sarah, is four. [B&W illustration is a 2 page spread: It shows Michael in his bedroom sitting at his desk trying to play a video game. As his little sister Sarah has this…

Chris Van Allsburg’s Jumanji a Caldecott winning picture book tells the story of two curious children. These children are left at home while their parents go out for the evening. Peter and Judy the two main characters leave the house in search of something to entertain themselves while the parents are at the opera. While they were out they found a board game called Jumanji and it seemed to be an ordinary board game. After they rolled the dice they realized that this was not any ordinary game…

Identify the illustration that in your opinion is the most effective in developing the story as a whole. Explain how two or more elements in the illustration help support and develop the story. In my opinion, the illustration on page 6 is the most effective in developing the story as a whole. I believe this is the case because it clearly shows the turning point in the story as it shows that Clarke and Sasha have slowly started to get along. The illustration shows this by having Clarke…