Years 7/8 Inspired by Sophisticated Picture Books
Kate Revell - June 3, 2020
Students in years 7 and 8 continue to be inspired by sophisticated picture books.
After completing a reading programme exploring rich visual language features in term one, students in years 7 and 8 are now writing texts based on some of their favourite sophisticated picture books. Students have chosen to write poems, newspaper reports, rumours, narratives, journals... all inspired by books such as "If I Was a Banana", "Voices in the Park" and "The Watertower". These images show students planning and drafting their work, independently writing using a text type of their choosing, and some of the fantastic results.
An acrostic poem written by Bobby, inspired by the character Spike from 'The Watertower'
Nicole Tan's interpretation of a page from "Hiroshima", using the visual language features of multimedia, text size, font and directionality
A wall display showing some of Year 7/8's creations inspired by text taken from sophisticated pictures books
A wall display showing some of Year 7/8's creations inspired by text taken from sophisticated pictures books
Anahera's acrostic poem - part one
Anahera's acrostic poem - part 2