Creating Images in Text Worksheet
Using Creating Images in Text Worksheet, students create an diagram, a drawing, or even take a photograph to help support the text.
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How to teach Using Illustrations
Using Creating Images in Text Worksheet, students create an diagram, a drawing, or even take a photograph to help support the text.
When your students first begin to read, they need to rely on the pictures to help them understand the story being told. This worksheet introduces them to how pictures can help them as they read.
Create an image to help support the text below. You may draw a diagram, sketch a drawing, or even take a photograph.
Other resources to use with this Creating Images in Text Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about using text features.
Use this Pictures Tell Stories Sequencing Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by showing your students a picture. Next, students use the picture to tell their partner a story.Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students read a story to their partner by only looking at the pictures.
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