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Students need to learn to analyze visual images and to understand the illustrator’s intent and techniques, so they:
a. Read to image what will happen next in the story.
b. Consider the effects of the visual images in order to create their own visual texts.
c. Can copy the lines, hues and colours of the images in their art project.
d. Can create a video recording of similar visual representations.

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Language and Literacy: Content and Teaching Strategies, Canadian Edition

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Tompkins, Bright, Winsor

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