Prepare to Write a Children's Book: Analysis, Critical Thinking Gr. 6, 8, 9, 12

A PerfettoWritingRoom © Special Edition, this special $1.00 taster Lesson helps an instructor of students ages 12-20+ actually learn how challenging it can be, and how many decisions go into writing even something as “easy” as a picture book or young reader.


Our most popular download by far, this resource teaches
strategy,
critical thinking,
analysis of reading materials,
synthesis of findings
and application of findings into a complete product

If you want to APPLY findings into a paper or actual picture book project, please consider :

Writing a Children's Book: Complete Project: Grades 6-9-12-Adult..

This Taster RESOURCE is:

NOW IN PDF, Easy to open and download!



USE:
You or your students bring picture books or books up to 1st grade level – award-winning books are best!- and use the PerfettoWritingRoom’s materials which are supplied as follows.



YOU RECEIVE:

- Overview (there is no watermark or distinguishing features on this
product) along with Directions, then…

- THE 2-page ANALYSIS QUESTIONNAIRE. Students fill this out
for each book they review.

- The 2-page Summation and Findings Page – in which students reveal what they have learned. There will be general findings that will prove incredibly useful, and applicable should students move on towards a picture book project, or, a paper in which they write about their findings.

As it turns out, there are many decisions that go into making even the “simplest” book. We know your students will discern some guiding principles, trends, or criteria after looking at several books.

Our two handout sections are specially designed to cultivate their critical thinking and analysis skills. If you already have decided that this would make a great paper or project activity, consider this resource, which has it all:




***For Your Convenience, we have included a version in "handwriting" in which questions have lines after them, and a version in "computer" in which the lines have been erased.


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