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Children will enjoy studying all the details of the beautiful collage illustrations in this wordless picture book, which makes an ideal starting point for conversations about the environment. the pair’s collage that was created in theprevious lesson, which was a collage of the dream view from their bedroom, wherethey will reflect on the artwork.

Window on a Changing World – Jeannie Baker

This will allow the teacher to then use thechecklist as a guide of assessing the students when correcting their artbooks. Given that Jeannie is projecting one very strong idea, which by implication urges sustainable growth, it is likely she will be accused of producing propaganda.

This discussion should be colour includingthe primary and secondary colours, complementary colours as well as warm andcool colours (National Gallery of Art, 2013).

Jeannie Baker EXPLORING AND RESPONDING - Jeannie Baker

Although I’m not sure how much I actually enjoyed reading this, and vacillated between giving it 5, 4, or even 3 stars, I think it’s sufficiently outstanding to earn full marks. She is the author of Exploring Children’s Literature now in its fourth edition (Sage, 2019) and co-author of Guiding Readers, winner of the UKLA Academic Book Award (UCL, 2016).Many Hamilton units come with interactive Grammar Presentations integrated into the overall teaching and textual context. But she expects that children will accept the book, in much the same way they accept most new things. Suggestions include drawing a scene of your own choice or drawing a scene that follows on from the story.