Sophisticated Picture Books. In Grade 5, we use sophisticated picture books to help the students develop the ability to infer meaning beyond the literal.
This unit aims to help students: Hypothesise the author/illustrator’s messageIdentify the choices the author/illustrator has made Click on the links below to view learning experiences and resources related to this highly engaging unit. Sophisticated Picture Book Unit weekly plans is a planner split up into weeks General: Sophisticated Picture Books Vocabulary List Devices Authors and Illustrators Use: Writing Devices – referenced from First Steps Reading Map of Development this glossary of devices authors use can support discussion about the author’s purpose for writing a text and the devices authors use to target audiences. Below are some resources specific to particular titles.
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