how to write and illustrate a children’s book, part 1 © 2012 corie barloggi

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How to Write and Illustrate a Children’s Book, Part 1 © 2012 Corie Barloggi

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Page 1: How to Write and Illustrate a Children’s Book, Part 1 © 2012 Corie Barloggi

How to Write and Illustrate a Children’s Book, Part 1

© 2012 Corie Barloggi

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How to Write and Illustrate a Children’s Book

Part 1: The Writing Process

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First Questions Asked???• Who is my audience? What age level am I

writing for?– Youngsters – Baby to 5 year olds– Primary Grades– Secondary Grades– Adults

• What type of Story am I going to write (genre)?– Fiction Romance– Nonfiction Science Fiction– Biography Poetry– Cookbook Horror, etc…

• What type of Book am I going to write?– Picture Book– Chapter Book– Novel

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Parts of the Writing Process

• Prewrite• Time to Think about your

Writing• What are you going to

write about?• Make a list of things you

want to write about and things you know about

• What type of story are you going to write?

• Funny• Scary• Personal Narrative,

etc.

My list– Animals– My

students– My family– Art– Traveling– Joshua– Poetry

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Parts of the Writing Process

• Drafting– Time to Write it

Down

Once upon a time…

There lived a cat named Jack….

He had a bushy, white-tipped tail…

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I began writing my story…

• I sat on my sofa and typed my thoughts onto my computer

• I only typed the beginning of my story then I put everything away.

• I left it alone for about 2 weeks

• After about 2 weeks I went back to my story and reread it

• I then added more to my story

• I did this process for another couple of months before I had my rough draft written of my story, In Jack’s Mind

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Parts of the Writing Process

• Revising– Time to Improve my writing

• Remember the Revising and Editing parts of the Writing Process are Ongoing – (You revise then edit, then

revise and edit again)– It keeps going until you

publish you’re satisfied with your writing

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Parts of the Writing Process

• Editing– Time to Make

Things Correct

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Revising and Editing HAPPENS again and again and

again…

Get people you know

to help you with

these ongoing

steps.

I have to remember it’s okay to cry during

these steps!

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Remember…

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Revising and Editing are ongoing throughout the whole

writing process until the writing is PUBLISHED.

Draft

Revise and Edit

Publish

I had to make sure my text matches my AUDIENCE!

Prewrite

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Parts of the Writing Process

• Publishing– Time to

Share my Writing

Remember…Publishing means that your writing

and illustrations are complete!These two components also work together!

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Any Questions?