Lesson 56 Bookmaking: Illustration Part 1

Expectations:1. Listen carefully

2. Work hard3. Be responsible

Review

Both suffixes make the /shun/ sound. They change a verb into a noun.Adding /tion/ and /sion/ change the word to “the action, result, or state of” + word

Graphic organizers can be a great help when deciding what to put on each page.

Bookmaking

What if I amnot good at

drawing?

What are some ways to make

pictures?

But how do I illustrate?

Bookmaking: Illustration part 1

Collage:Cutting and pasting to create a picture.

Materials that can be used:Paper, fabric, leaves, foil, flower petals, newspaper,etc.

Bookmaking: Illustration part 1

Collage with natural materials:(on document camera)Leaves

Petals

Grass

Sticks

Feathers

Bookmaking: Illustration part 1

Collage with man-made materials:(on document camera)Newspaper

Cards Tin foil

Tissue

magazines

Good Listener

Eyes are watching.

Ears are listening.

Lips are closed.

Hands are still.

Feet are quiet.

Read Aloud:

Remember the strategies good readers use while I read aloud to you!

Book:The Little PrinceBy: Antoine De Saint-Exupery

Chapter 21-23

Assignment:1. Illustrate at least one page of your book using the collage technique.