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Open the Google Document, Make a Copy, Answer the questions and share with me.

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Here's a video of the book When Sophie Gets Angry, Really, Really, Angry by Molly Bang. Watch the video:

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Step 3) Practice: Absolutely Not By Matthew McElligott

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Step 3) Practice: Absolutely Not By Matthew McElligott

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Now that we've read Absolutely Not as a class I'd like you to re-examine the pictures above.

What makes them "Distinguished"?

Remember the Caldecott Criteria:

Do the pictures show the reader something that happens in the plot that the words don’t?

Do the pictures help the reader understand the characters?

Do the pictures help communicate the setting?

Do the pictures tie in with the mood?

Do the pictures connect to the book’s theme?

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Wow, there were some tough literary terms in there…Let's play a Zondle Game to see how well you remember them:

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Click the following link to learn more about the specific criteria used to judge the Caldecott nominees:

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What do you think would make illustrations "Distinguished"?

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(Don't forget to add your name!)

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Step 1) Welcome to the Caldecott Project!

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Step 1) Welcome to the Caldecott Project!

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We going to start by exploring a brief history of the Caldecott Medal!

Click the following link to learn more: