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Overview:

 

Children will discover how to bring their own picture book characters to life! Using everyday classroom objects, they'll craft imaginative worlds and weave exciting narratives. This interactive workshop is a fun and engaging way to spark their creativity and inspire storytelling.

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Suitable for: KS2 children
Duration: 45 minutes

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Workshop Objectives

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  1. Foster Creativity: Encourage children to use their imaginations to create unique characters and settings.

  2. Develop Narrative Skills: Help students craft engaging stories that feature their characters and imaginative worlds.

  3. Enhance Artistic Expression: Allow children to visualize their ideas through crafting and design using classroom objects.

  4. Use Language Features: Teach students to incorporate descriptive language, dialogue, and other literary techniques to enrich their narratives.

  5. Encourage Collaboration: Promote teamwork as students share ideas and work together to build their narratives.

  6. Build Confidence: Provide a platform for students to present their creations, boosting their confidence in storytelling.

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Materials Needed

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  • Drawing paper for sketching characters and settings

  • Colored pencils, markers, and paints for artistic expression

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National Curriculum Alignment

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English (Writing and Spoken Language):

  • Creative Writing: Children will create imaginative narratives that reflect their ideas and character backgrounds.

  • Storytelling: Develops storytelling techniques, including plot structure and character development.

Art:

  • Drawing and Design: Students practice artistic skills to illustrate their characters and settings.

  • Creativity: Encourages visual representation of ideas, enhancing their overall artistic expression.

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This workshop fosters creativity and collaboration by bringing picture book characters to life. It allows students to explore and express their imaginative voices in fresh, exciting ways!

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