chapter 9 (The Inside, Outside, and Upside Downs of Children's Literature) check it out please

You are assigned to choose one of the images from The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsburg. There are four on the pages. Each visual image represents an event that you can observe, but which you may not readily understand. You can see who is involved (characters) and what has occurred (plot event), but the story is incomplete.

It's up to you to narrate this event to help others make sense of what they are seeing and feeling. To begin the process, select one image/event and read the corresponding caption.

To build on this initial statement, use one or two sentences of your own to narrate the unbelievable event before your eyes. Verbally share your story amongst your family or a group of friends.

Invite one person to create the next sequence of events in the story. Then invite another.

The sentence building should continue until everyone has had a chance to contribute and the story is told.

Your short story may twist and turn or end abruptly.

But that's what happens in myths, legends, tales, and fables that are spun from oral traditions. Each teller takes the tale in a slightly different direction than the previous teller.

Each teller remembers something new or embellishes different details to create intrigue, to foreshadow outcomes, to provide moral guidance, or to entertain.

Now that you have a story, how will you remember it?

Share here the story that was created and who you created it with

I chose: Figure 9.4 Archie Smith, Boy Wonder: A tiny voice asked, Is he the one? Image from The Mysteries of Harris Burdick by Chris Van Allsburg, 1984, New York, NY: Houghton Mifflin. Copyright 1984 by Chris Van Allsburg.

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