Are you looking for a way to engage learners with literature? This class will show you how to sketchnote while reading the picture book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074R7R8DY/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank">Her Right Foot</a> by Dave Eggers and Shawn Harris. Maureen has many years of experience creating lessons for picture books. You'll learn how she uses sketchnoting to involve learners with a story. She demonstrates tips and tricks that will help you sketchnote any lesson you deliver. In this class you'll learn:<ul><li>How to find a compelling picture book that is perfect for sketchnoting.</li>
<li>Where to find inspiration for drawing visual elements.</li>
<li>How to draw the main idea of a story.</li>
<li>Techniques to engage learners before reading. </li>
<li>How to sketchnote important ideas while reading.</li>
</ul>You'll sketchnote your favorite picture book following the steps in this class. This is a beginning sketchnoting class for educators. You’ll learn tips on how to record your thinking while reading a picture book. Modeling this practice in your classroom will inspire learners to sketchnote.  Sketchnoting increases classroom engagement because it requires learners to look closely and think deeply about a topic. You can apply the skills learned in this class to model sketchnoting with any subject matter.

Introduction 

Project Overview

Find a Compelling Picture Book

Before Reading: Draw the Main Idea

Sketchnote Preliminary Questions

Sketchnote While Reading

How To Prepare Learners for Sketchnoting

Conclusion

Planning Sheet-Words (1).pdf

Planning Sheet-Visual Elements (2).pdf

How to Respond to Literature with Sketchnotes

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