Be the author of your own creative coded story. Expand your Scratch coding skills with this makerspace-friendly book that features straightforward text and simple step-by-step instructions.

This 6 x 9" book contains 100 pages for kids to fill up with creative stories! There is room on the top half of the page for drawing, and lines on the bottom half of the page to create a story to go along with their picture. This creativity journal/notebook is great for: - Classroom activity ideas for teachers - Babysitting activities - Travel, plane rides, etc - Summer vacation activities - Gifts from grandparents - Stocking stuffer for holidays or birthday gift If your child loves to draw or write, this makes a great gift to encourage their creativity. If your child loves books, inspire them to create their own story book! If you want a way to entertain kids without getting on a phone or computer, this is it. Who knows, you may have a little author or illustrator on your hands!

*KIDS LOVE THIS!Children write their own story and draw their own pictures. Lines are provided for children to write. Pictures can be drawn in the frames provided.Write up to 30 pages (60 pages front and back).Soft Cover (perfect bound). Cover has a matte finish.

Does your child love writing their own stories and drawing their own pictures? The pages in this book have a space for a picture and lines for writing. Let their imaginations run wild as they make up their own stories. There's even a contents page for them to list all the stories they have written. At the back of the book there are some writing prompts and a long list of adjectives if they want some inspiration. There is also space to write down notes for stories they want to write later. Each page has space for writing and a picture Writing prompts at the back for inspiration Planning pages for writing down ideas 8" x 10" Encourages creativity

Stories surround us, support us, and sustain us. We see and hear them when walking down the street, on our digital newsfeeds, in our interactions with one another, in the ways our students play, and in literature, poetry, music, images, multimedia, and dramatic works. While acknowledging the importance of teaching students strategies to read different kinds of text, to write across genres, and to speak and listen with purpose, Katie Egan Cunningham reminds us that when we bridge strategy with the power of story, we deepen literacy learning and foster authentic engagement. Story: Still the Heart of Literacy Learning compels us to ask crucial questions: Why do stories matter? Whose stories count? Where do stories live? How do stories come alive? How do we build stories? How do we talk about stories? And why does this work take courage? Katie shares her story as a classroom teacher, literacy specialist, staff developer, and professor. She shows teachers how to create classrooms of caring and inquisitive readers, writers, and storytellers. Katie explains specific ways to build a classroom library that reflects our diverse society through rich, purposeful, and varied texts. She also provides numerous examples of multigenre and multimodal stories from children's and young adult literature, poetry, songs, and multimedia. The practical toolkit at the end of each chapter demonstrates how to make stories come alive in any classroom.

Does your child love writing their own stories and drawing their own pictures? The pages in this book have a space for a picture and lines for writing. Let their imaginations run wild as they make up their own stories. There's even a contents page for them to list all the stories they have written. At the back of the book there are some writing prompts and a long list of adjectives if they want some inspiration. There is also space to write down notes for stories they want to write later. Each page has space for writing and a picture Writing prompts at the back for inspiration Planning pages for writing down ideas 8" x 10" Encourages creativity

Does your child love writing their own stories and drawing their own pictures? The pages in this book have a space for a picture and lines for writing. Let their imaginations run wild as they make up their own stories. There's even a contents page for them to list all the stories they have written. At the back of the book there are some writing prompts and a long list of adjectives if they want some inspiration. There is also space to write down notes for stories they want to write later. Each page has space for writing and a picture Writing prompts at the back for inspiration Planning pages for writing down ideas 8" x 10" Encourages creativity