Storybird

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Watch the Peter Brown video. Read about his process.
media type="custom" key="25842320" [|Author and Illustrator Peter Brown On His Process] from [|School Library Journal] on [|Vimeo].

Read the book.**Mr. Tiger Goes Wild. (Destinee, Sara, or Savannah, find this book in children's collection in office. Get out some of the other children's books, too.)**

Some good books on YouTube: [|Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus] [|Wonky Donkey] [|Peter Rabbit] [|Owl Babies] [|We're Going on a Bear Hunt]

STORYBIRD STARTS HERE

CLASS ACCESS CODE: **Z5DAA** Open a student account and use this access code. ===[|Storybird - Storybird: A Simple Guide for Teachers and Students] === **storybird**.com/books/**storybird**-a-simple-guide-for-teachers-and-students/ ‎
 * Look at the AHS collection of picture books (OFFICE)and/or Mrs. Holland's collection. You are going to create a picture book. What kind of book will it be? We will be using [|Storybird].
 * Watch the tutorials below to learn how to make Storybirds, then browse the site to pick the art you want to use.

[|Tutorial for Library] - skip to how-to write part [|Storybird Intro for Educators]skip to how-to write part

[|Part 2] [|Storybird Tutorial][|Storybird Tutorial 2]


 * Now create a STUDENT account and make your own Storybird. It should be: at least 10 pages long (cover and end page count as one page). Be sure to begin with a title and cover. Tell an original story with a beginning, middle, and end. Use good grammar, spelling and punctuation (paste your story in a Word document to run a spell and grammar check). *Extra credit points for effort and creativity displayed.* **
 * ** Be sure to make your Storybird public. Put the link below and put your name next to the link. **
 * Go to [|http://storybird.com] and sign up. YOU MUST MAKE YOUR WORK PUBLIC! **

EXAMPLES Look at the stories written by former library assistants. [] [] [] [] []
 * Anahi:** []
 * Erin:** []
 * Michelle:** []

[|More Storybook sites] [|World Read Aloud Day] [|More About World Read Aloud]

1. Read the homepage of [|November is Picture Book Month]. Read what one author says about picture books-we will use your reading in a later assignment. 2. Look at the stories written by former library assistants. [] [] [] [] []

3.Go to [|http://storybird.com] and sign up. **YOU MUST MAKE YOUR WORK PUBLIC! new storybook maker [|bataluga]**

Choose the work of __one artist__ and plan out your story. First write your story in Word and run a spell and grammar check. Ask for help if you need it. No spelling and grammar mistakes. 40 points Story must be coherent (look it up). 10 points Put your story link below:
 * Rubric for your story:**A minimum of 10 pages. 50 points


 * Anahi:** http://storybird.com/books/runner-4/
 * Erin:** http://storybird.com/books/baby-birds-first-look-at-the-world/
 * Michelle:** http://storybird.com/books/be-kind-to-one-another-3/
 * Zonia**: https://storybird.com/books/park-of-love/

Dynasty Blowe []

Mia's Book: []
//**Mikayla's Book**//: [] //**Elizabeth's Book**//: [] **//Tanner's Boo://** [] **Maria's Book:** [] //**Julie's Book:**// [] Daniels Storybird: []

Storybird- Great for Visual Storytelling with Students ~ Educational Technology and Mob...
[|www.educatorstechnology.com/...t-for-visual-storytelling.html] Next Assignment
 * //Freemium//** STORYBIRD complements the writing process by providing themed artwork which helps develop ideas into story lines. The collections of artwork are similar to those you would find in a children's book or Hallmark card, and are searchable under different tags (i.e. bandana, pumpkin, circus, baby). To start a Storybird, you only need to select a specific artwork collection and drag-and-drop different images onto PowerPoint-like templates that also leaves space for adding text. In fact, the entire Storybird creation process is a bit like creating a PowerPoint presentation. Only every slide requires an image and text, and all the images are connected through a common theme. Oh, and there's also the super-simple signup for teachers and students. []
 * Week of November 12** Go back to the [|November is Picture Book Month]website. Look again at the authors' essays about why picture books are important. Then write one of your own and put it on YOUR wiki page.
 * NEW ** [|100 Best Children's Chapter Books] [|Top 100 Children's Books]

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[|Picture Books on YouTube]

[] [] [] [] [|bookleads] [|Book Cover Creator] [|Google Tools] **November is Picture Book Month** Go to the link below and read about **Picture Book Month**. Look at some authors' ideas about why picture books are important, then write your own ideas for why they are important in your journal.
 * Look at the AHS collection of picture books and/or Mrs. Holland's collection. You are going to create a picture book. What kind of book will it be? Begin to plan it today.
 * Hidden from students: Make Your Own Picture Book Now it's time to produce your picture book. You may use PowerPoint or Prezi. See me or Mrs. Holland if you want to do something more adventurous. Your story should have ten panels with pictures. You may make your own, or use Flickr Creative Commons. Be sure to give credit to your sources. Attach your story to your wiki page. Due Wednesday, November 16.http://www.voki.com/create.php

Put your story link below: Dynasty Blowe []

Mia's Book: []
//**Mikayla's Book**//: [] //**Elizabeth's Book**//: [] **//Tanner's Boo://** [] **Maria's Book:** [] //**Julie's Book:**// [] Daniels Storybird: []

[] [] [] [] [|bookleads] [|Book Cover Creator] [|Google Tools]


 * //Freemium//** STORYBIRD complements the writing process by providing themed artwork which helps develop ideas into story lines. The collections of artwork are similar to those you would find in a children's book or Hallmark card, and are searchable under different tags (i.e. bandana, pumpkin, circus, baby). To start a Storybird, you only need to select a specific artwork collection and drag-and-drop different images onto PowerPoint-like templates that also leaves space for adding text. In fact, the entire Storybird creation process is a bit like creating a PowerPoint presentation. Only every slide requires an image and text, and all the images are connected through a common theme. Oh, and there's also the super-simple signup for teachers and students. []
 * Week of November 12** Go back to the [|November is Picture Book Month]website. Look again at the authors' essays about why picture books are important. Then write one of your own and put it on YOUR wiki page.
 * NEW ** [|100 Best Children's Chapter Books] [|Top 100 Children's Books]

[|November is Picture Book Month][|Alphabet Animals]

[][|Multimedia Productions]

Multimedia Users Guides[|Stupeflix Studio]

[|Books Should Be Free]
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