Author and illustrator activities

Perfect book craft activity to accompany the STEAM children's book read aloud, "Aaron Slater, Illustrator" by Andrea Beaty ~ a Questioneer Story about sharing your story and finding the power of your voice through art. Great for Reading, Literacy, ELA Centers for all grade levels! Read aloud the story "Aaron Slater, Illustrator" and then encourage students to create their own *My Picture Story* Craft to use art and drawings to share their story and use their voice. YouTube: MaiStoryBook

Parts of a book - Title, Author & Illustrator *Jungle Academy*

Five lessons on the roles of authors and illustrators, and the importance of each!

Read aloud Aaron Slater, Illustrator by Andrea Beaty to your first, second and third grade students and use these printable activities and worksheets created by Clutter-Free Classroom and teaching ideas to deliver standards-based reading lessons. Your elementary students will love this children’s book, which is great for teaching topics like character analysis, cause and effect, plot, author’s purpose and making connections. Grab all of the helpful tips and printables for you need here!

Author vs. Illustrator

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Check out these great Author's Purpose anchor charts. These simple charts will engage your students while they learn about identifying the author's purpose in nonfiction text. Add these to your lessons and activities to help your students gain mastery!

Reading like a writer on the iPad - 3 activities to strengthen the writer's eye and teach author's craft Integrating technology during writing tends to be the most accessible. Most people have some level of comfort with planning lessons for students to type stories for publishing. The next logical step from there may be to think about publishing on a global scale through blogs or to write authentically via social media. Sorry friends, that is not what this post is about because you can read…

Reading like a writer on the iPad - 3 activities to strengthen the writer's eye and teach author's craft Integrating technology during writing tends to be the most accessible. Most people have some level of comfort with planning lessons for students to type stories for publishing. The next logical step from there may be to think about publishing on a global scale through blogs or to write authentically via social media. Sorry friends, that is not what this post is about because you can read…