Educ 3110

To be effective, illustrations in children's books must

• be colorful.

• be placed one on each page.

• contribute to the story's meaning.

• be realistic and true-to-life.

Artistic media refers to



• A) ink, pencil, photography, and oils.

• B) line, color, shape, texture, and composition.

• C) book design.

• D) abstract art, realistic art, impressionistic art, and folk art.

11. Which of the following books is considered the first classic modern fantasy written by an American?



• And to Think that I Saw it on Mulberry Street.

• Gulliver's Travels.

• The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

• Charlotte's Web,

Rousseau

Answer explanation

Vocab practice

Who was John Newbery?

• the author who adopted the pen name, Dr. Seuss.

• the illustrator of the original Winnie-the-Pooh books.

• an early publisher of books for children.

• the author of the first poetry book to win the Caldecott Medal.

A picture book that begins, "A is for the Answer" most appropriately belongs to which of the following categories

• ABC books

• Participation books

• Counting books

• Picture storybooks

14. A picture book teaching basic geometric shapes most appropriately belongs to which categories

• Predictable books

• Concept books

• Picture storybooks

• beginning reader picture books.

15. Bill Martin's well-known picture book, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, is an example of

• Predictable book

• ABC book

• Counting book

• Engineered book

Which of the following is an example of the development of receptive language?

• Three-year-old Patrick draws a picture of an airplane and says, "I go see Grammy!"

• Two-year-old Makenzy falls on the sidewalk, scrapes her knee, and shouts, "Mama!"I’m

• Four-year-old Franklin dances while listening to music on his brother's playlist.

• Five-year-old Archie opens the book, Tacky the Penguin, and tells the story page by page.

Mrs. Penn's goal is to develop word consciousness in her first graders. According to the text, which of the following activities will most help her reach this goal?



• provide children with the opportunity to talk in many different settings.

• test children weekly on their knowledge of sight words.

• make sure children don't speak in overgeneralizations.

• focus on expressive rather than receptive language.