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TTHEHE B BEAUTY OF EAUTY OF PPICTURE ICTURE BBOOKSOOKS
Ontario Library Association Education Institute 2005Ontario Library Association Education Institute 2005Sya VanGeestSya VanGeest
ANALYZE THE BEST
AND
CREATE YOUR OWN
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A WriterA Writer by M.B. Goffstein by M.B. Goffstein. . New York: Harper & Row, 1984.New York: Harper & Row, 1984.
A writer sits on her couch holding an idea, until it’s
time to set words upon paper, to cut, prune, plan and
shape them.
She is a gardener, never sure of her ground,
or which seeds are rooting there.
She has grown flowers, weeds, a slender tree.
Now she dreams of pansies and heart’s-ease.
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A WriterA Writer by M.B. Goffstein by M.B. Goffstein. . New York: Harper & Row, 1984.New York: Harper & Row, 1984.
At first daylight, she sees two small green leaves
close to the soil.
If a rabbit eats them, she not mad at him.
She knows more will grow, for a writer always
studies, looks, and listens.
Thoughts that open in her heart, and weather
every mood and change of mind,
she will care for.
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A WriterA Writer by M.B. Goffstein by M.B. Goffstein. . New York: Harper & Row, 1984.New York: Harper & Row, 1984.
She’s only one of many writers, working alone
at her desk, hoping her books will spread the
seeds of ideas.
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OLA Teaching Materials 5
WhatWhat makesmakes aa goodgood picturepicture book book ??
• Tells a good story
• Uses beautiful language
• It’s accurate in time & place
• Shapes real characters
• It is engaging
• Touches the heart
• Stimulates thought
• It’s appropriate for children
• Stirs the imagination
• Pictures enrich the text
• Energized by strong words
• Explores eternal verities
• It is inviting
• It is fun
• It is free from errors
• Tells a dual story – in text and pictures
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How do I begin?How do I begin?
ReadRead and studystudy manymany picture books
Study award-winning booksBlue Spruce Award Caldecott Governor General’s Award First Choice
Examine their characteristic and qualities
What is greatgreat about these books? The wonder of the story?The beauty of the words? The power of the art? The enticement of the packaging?
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Focus On Your Own CreationFocus On Your Own Creation
Think and talkThink and talk picture books
• discuss ideasideas with others
- family, friends, teachers, teacher-librarian
Be inspiredinspired by picture books you read
RecordRecord possible story and art ideas
• Start a ‘fridge list’
• Add ideas as you think of them
Let ideas percolatepercolate in your mind
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Share Picture Books With ChildrenShare Picture Books With Children
ReadRead aloud to children TalkTalk about the books
Notice children's responsesNotice children's responses o What did they like?
o In what way did it engage their emotions?
o How did it stimulate discussion?
o How did the pictures contribute to the story ?
RecordRecord ideas for your own book
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Practice Good Time Practice Good Time ManagementManagement
• Break the process into partsBreak the process into parts
• Set due dates for each stageSet due dates for each stage
• Use class time productivelyUse class time productively
• Schedule regular homeworkSchedule regular homework
• Meet all due datesMeet all due dates
• Read picture books at every opportunityRead picture books at every opportunity
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A SA STEP-BY-TEP-BY-SSTEP TEP PPROCESSROCESS•
Divided into sixsix parts– Record due dates for each part?– How will each part will be assessed and evaluated?
FIRST:FIRST: AnalyzeAnalyze qualities of good picture books
SECOND:SECOND: PlanPlan proposal proposal for your own creation
THIRD:THIRD: WriteWrite first draftdraft of your story
FOURTH:FOURTH: ConstructConstruct storyboardstoryboardFIFTH:FIFTH: CreateCreate final final good copy
SIXTH:SIXTH: PresentPresent to a children’s audience
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SSTEP 1:TEP 1: How to How to AnalyzeAnalyze Picture Books Picture Books
Study the Packaging”, Art and StoryStudy the Packaging”, Art and Story
Complete the Analysis sheets
• Packaging, Art, StoryPackaging, Art, Story
Focus as you analyze
• Study award winners
How will you be marked?
• What are the criteria?
Hand in Your Analysis sheets
Due date: ______________
1. Analyze Packaging, Art, StoryPackaging, Art, Story
2. Study six different picture books for
each focus (‘Packaging’, Art, Story)
3. Write about two different books for
each
Use jot notes or sketches
4.4. Be objectiveBe objective
5. Be alert for ideas for your own book
Record ideas for your own book
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SSTEP TEP 11aa ~ ~Analyze “PackagingAnalyze “Packaging””
Explore the following parts of books
Covers:Covers:: -attractiveness, appeal, front/back pictures, wrap-around
Title/authorTitle/author::- lettering, appeal, size, font, background.
Title PageTitle Page:: - layout, dedication, lettering, illustration
AuthorAuthor:: - biographical information, authority, awards
IllustratorIllustrator:: - biographical information, authority, awards
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““PackagingPackaging” of Picture Books” of Picture BooksThe book I selected to analyze
• Author: ___________________________
• Illustrator: ___________________________
• Title: ___________________________
• Publisher: _____________ Date: ________
How was this book ‘packaged’? What did you see? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The book I selected to analyze• Author: ___________________________
• Illustrator: ___________________________
• Title: ___________________________
• Publisher: _____________ Date: ________
How was this book ‘packaged’? What did you see? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Record “Packaging” ideas you mightmight use for your own picture book
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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SSTEP 1TEP 1bb ~ ~ Analyzing ArtAnalyzing ArtSSTEP 1TEP 1bb ~ ~ Analyzing ArtAnalyzing Art
Study the following aspects about art in picture booksStudy the following aspects about art in picture books
Story in picturesStory in pictures: - reflection of script: addition/deletion/duplicate
CharacteristicsCharacteristics: - humour, active, noisy, inviting, peaceful
Design rhythmDesign rhythm: - flow, cohesion, continuity
Colour, line, shape, textureColour, line, shape, texture: e.g., black & white or bold colours
StyleStyle: - woodcuts, collage, photography, cartoon, plasticine water colour, pencil crayon, air brush, mixed media
Unique featuresUnique features: - e.g., transition from reality to other dimension
Special qualitySpecial quality: - enriches text, adds a character, captures mood
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SSTEP 1TEP 1bb:: ArtArt in in Picture BooksPicture BooksThe book I selected to analyze
• Author: ___________________________
• Illustrator: ___________________________
• Title: ___________________________
• Publisher: _____________ Date: ________
What did you see as you studied the art? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The book I selected to analyze• Author: ___________________________
• Illustrator: ___________________________
• Title: ___________________________
• Publisher: _____________ Date: ________
What did you see as you studied the art? _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Art ideas for my own picture book
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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SSTEP 1TEP 1cc ~ ~Analyzing the Story Analyzing the Story Explore the following aspectsExplore the following aspects
1. 1. SettingSetting ~ Where does the book take us? - What is the time and place? How do you know?
- Does it seem historically and geographically correct? (dress, homes, events
- Does the author/illustrator give life to the setting? How?
2. 2. CharactersCharacters ~ What character(s) does the author create? - Whose voice is created to unfold the story?
- Are the character(s) well developed, consistent, believable?
- How are the characters revealed?
. by thought, words, action,what others say, direct information by the author
3. 3. PlotPlot ~ What story does the book tell? - What are the building blocks? (the beginning, middle, end)
- What is the main event, the supporting details?
- What is the conflict? (people vs people / nature /internal struggle)
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SSTEP 1TEP 1cc ~ ~ Analyzing the Story Analyzing the Story Explore the Explore the following:following:
4. 4. ThemeTheme ~ What are the themes? Are they important?- Examples: friendship, fair play, justice, courage, love, family, kindness?
- Is the author’s point-of-view based on factual information?
. shows a knowledge of the time, place, culture, people, children
- How does the theme impact on the plot and characters?
- Does the theme ‘speak’ to us? … make us think? … speak to children?
5. 5. Writer’s CraftWriter’s Craft ~ What are examples of excellence ?- Does the author use beautiful figurative language?
. creates pictures in your mind
. there’s power and emotive strength in the images
- How does the author stir the imagination?
- What strategies does the author use to craft the story?
. first person narrative,
. methods of creating suspense
. use strong verbs
- Is there meaning and power to dialogue?
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SSTEP 1TEP 1cc The Story in The Story in Picture Picture BooksBooks
Book I analyzed• Author: ___________________________
• Illustrator: ___________________________
• Title: ___________________________
• Publisher: _____________ Date: ________
Describe some special features of the story. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Book I analyzed• Author: ___________________________
• Illustrator: ___________________________
• Title: ___________________________
• Publisher: _____________ Date: ________
Describe some special features of the story. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Record story ideas for your own story
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Use the Story ProposalStory Proposal organizer• TAKE US SOME PLACE ! (SSETTINGETTING)
• What time and place do you plan to re-create?
• TELL A STORY! (PPLOTLOT)• What will happen in your story?
• INTRODUCE THE CCHARACTERSHARACTERS!• What characters will you create to tell your story? • Would we know your character(s) if we met them?
Hand in Proposal organizer. Due date: ______________
SSTEP 2:TEP 2: PPLANLAN Y YOUROUR P PICTUREICTURE B BOOKOOK
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SSTEP 2TEP 2aa: : Story ProposalStory Proposal Plot summaryPlot summary What will happen in your story? What is the beginning, middle, end?
CharactersCharacters Introduce your characters. Describe them, e.g., outward and inner qualities
SettingSetting Take us someplace! In what time and place will your story be set?
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PPERSONALITYERSONALITY DDESCRIPTORSESCRIPTORS
Anxious
Bitter
Broad-minded
Capable Genuine
Vital
Dependable
Sensitive
Uninhibited
Stubborn
Impatient
Timid Lonely
Courageous
Generous Domineerin
g Hypocritical
Cowardly
Loving
Witty
Proud
Gloomy
Sarcastic Calculating
Tiresome
Sophisticated
Consistent
Quiet
Cautious Concerned
Unpredictable
Moody
Outgoing
Spontaneous Eccentric
Ill-tempered
Vulnerable Capable
Helpful
Vain
Boastful
Enthusiastic Considerate
Polite
Irrepressible
Superficial
Superficial
Excitable
Obnoxious Scatterbrained
Friendly Shy
Romantic
Impatient
Insecure
Distant
Aloof
Outrageous
Intelligent
Nervous Sensitive
Sneaky
Vague
Gentle
Confident
Sly
Insistent
Cheerful
Energetic
Conscientious
Relaxed Disorganized
Virtuous
Open
Patient
Kind
Honest
Fun-loving
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SSTEPTEP 3 ~ 3 ~ WWRITE RITE YYOUR OUR FFIRST IRST DDRAFTRAFT
• Build and test your story– Repeat your story in your head many times
– Play with your story ~ have fun with your story• Is it interesting, alive, exciting, accurate, …?
• Research for accuracy– What do you need to know to take us to a time and place?
• To create your setting: architecture, customs, landscape, food
• To create your characters: their feelings, their actions, their relationships/families
• To create your plot: actions with historical and cultural accuracy
• Use the power of strong, descriptive words– Keep a thesaurus handy
– Play around with different words and phrases
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SSTEPTEP 3 ~ 3 ~ WWRITE RITE YYOUR OUR FFIRST IRST DDRAFTRAFT
• Tell your story to many people– Tell your story to children, if possible
• Note the strengths
• Shape and modify as needed
• Keyboard your first draft– Save as Draft 1
– Make additional copies as you revise and edit
• Use peer, self, and teacher editing of your draft– Be open to their suggestions
Hand in First Draft. Due date: __________________
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SSTEP TEP 4: 4: CCREATE REATE YYOUR OUR SSTORYBOARDTORYBOARD• PlanPlan the layout of your book
– Use the Storyboard organizer – Make thumbnail sketches from front to back cover– Show the placement of your text and pictures
• FollowFollow the FINAL COPYFINAL COPY checklist
• SketchSketch your story– Strive for variety: close-up, long shots, double page spreads, bird's-eye view– Revisit picture books for ideas and inspiration– Discuss illustration ideas, especially if you are not a confident illustrator– Examine options
• WriteWrite your Author’s Notes, as required• AttachAttach a second draft to your storyboard
Hand in Storyboard and 2nd draft. Due date: ________
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SSTORYBOARDTORYBOARDFront Cover Inside Cover Title Page Publishing Data (e.g., company,
copyrightDedication Page
Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6
Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12
Page 13 Page 14 Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18
Page 19 Page 20 Author's Notes Autobiography / Photo Back Cover
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FFINALINAL CCOPYOPY CCHECKLISTHECKLIST
CCOVEROVER Front and back cover Front cover has name of book and your name as author/illustrator
TTITLE ITLE PPAGEAGE Has name of book and your name as author/illustrator Has name of Publishing Company at bottom (make one up)
VVERSAL ERSAL SSIDE OF IDE OF TTITLE ITLE PPAGEAGE Has copyright date Has name of Publishing Company Has name of place where printed Has the words: all rights reserved
DDEDICATION EDICATION PPAGEAGE Has a dedication of your choice (e.g., to a special friend, relative, cause, teacher)
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FFINALINAL CCOPYOPY CCHECKLIST HECKLIST cont’dcont’d
BBODY ~ ODY ~ TTEXT AND EXT AND PPICTURESICTURES Use computer to word process (take advantage of free tutoring) Consider keeping main character drawing ‘simple’
- You’ll have to draw them many times
EEND ND NNOTESOTES Has one-page author's notes (e.g., historical notes, background)
IINSIDE NSIDE BBACK ACK CCOVEROVER Has a photograph of yourself (e.g., printed digital image, glued photo)
Has autobiography placed under picture- Play the role of your Publisher who wants to promote you and maximize
your good qualities- Be complimentary - Be truthful
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MMARKING ARKING RRECORDECORD
Weight Due Date Level Comments
Analysis Logs Analysis Logs 15%
Proposal SheetProposal Sheet 10%
Story DraftStory Draft 10%
Storyboard Storyboard 10%
Final Copy Final Copy 40%
PresentationPresentation 10%
Bonus optionBonus option 5%