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Book Review: The Tea Party In The Woods Akiko Miyakoshi 5 Fantasy
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Eric Carle 5 Fantasy Eric Carle uses collages and then paint to make his pictures. His books would be a good way to introduce a collage assignment. He makes a collage and then paints over it to give his pictures the look they have.
The Tea Party in the Woods Akiko Miyakoshi 5 Fantasy This book uses black and white whotoes with a pop of yellow and red to guide the reader through the book. I think the author used pencil to create these pictures. These illustrations could teach children how to use their colored pencils in a new way to creat pictures such as these.
Float Daniel Miyares 5 Realistic Fiction This book would be a really great book to teach chidlren about shading. The book is mostly black and white with the little boy wearing a bright yellow rain coat. Since it is storming there is a lot of shading done in the book. It also has directions to make a paper boat. That would be a fun activity for the kids to do.
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Seuss 5 Poetry, Fantasy The thing that stands out the most to me about Dr. Seuss's books is the strange characters he dipicts in them. With his drawings I would teach kids that they do not have to look like everyone elses. I fact they are more interesting and fun to look at when they are out side of the box.
One Red Dot David Carter 5 Fantasy This book is a good example and lesson for students that illustrations and art does not have to only be in one dimention it can also be in the third dimention. This is another book to inspire children to think outside of the

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