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Lesson 58 Bookmaking: Illustration Part 2 Expectations: 1. Listen carefully

Lesson 58 Bookmaking: Illustration Part 2 Expectations: 1. Listen carefully 2. Work hard 3. Be responsible. Review. Collage is cutting or tearing and pasting to make a picture. Natural or man made materials can be used.

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Lesson 58 Bookmaking: Illustration Part 2 Expectations: 1. Listen carefully

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  1. Lesson 58 Bookmaking: Illustration Part 2 Expectations: 1. Listen carefully 2. Work hard 3. Be responsible

  2. Review Collage is cutting or tearing and pasting to make a picture. Natural or man made materials can be used. Eric Carle is an illustrator that uses collage to create his pictures.

  3. Bookmaking But how do I illustrate? What are some Ways to make Pictures? What if I am Not good at Drawing?

  4. Bookmaking: Illustration part 2 Drawing: Using pencil, pen, crayons, markers, or other writing utensil to create pictures. Illustrators: Tomie dePaola- Simple shapes, bold lines and lots of color. Quentin Blake- ink and water color with shaky lines to look like fast work.

  5. Bookmaking: Illustration part 2 Tomie dePaola study: (on document camera) What do you notice about his drawings? What type of materials do you think he used? Can you draw yourself in Tomie dePaola's style?

  6. Bookmaking: Illustration part 2 Quentin Blake Study: (on document camera) What do you notice about his drawings? What type of materials do you think he used? Can you draw yourself in Quentin Blake's style?

  7. Good Listener Eyes are watching. Ears are listening. Lips are closed. Hands are still. Feet are quiet.

  8. Read Aloud: Remember the strategies good readers use while I read aloud to you! Book: The Little Prince By: Antoine De Saint-Exupery Chapter 24-25

  9. Assignment: 1. Illustrate one page in your book in the Tomie dePaola drawing style. 2. Illustrate one page inyour book in the Quentin Blake style.

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