Lesson 7 Comprehension "What Do Illustrators Do?"

decide what the characters should look like

decide which scenes they want to illustrate

make the cover of the book

change the story

She makes Jakes a girl

She makes Jack a giant

She makes Jack very mean

She makes Jack very small

to show how the reader should draw cats

to show how the cat likes beanstalks

to show how the cat helped the beanstalk grow

to show how the beakstalk grew bigger over time

The man told the cat about it.

The woman told her daughter about it.

The dog and cat looked it up in the dictionary.

The cat asked about it and the dog answered

She looks in a mirror to try different faces.

SHe looks at pictures of her daughter.

SHe uses ideas from another books.

She gets an idea from the dog.

It is difficult to draw Jack as a girl.

The illustrator liked to draw Jacqueline.

They show how Jacqueline would look if the illustrator used different tools.

The man illustrator drew two of them, and the woman illustrator drew the other two.

what the covers of the books look like

which book the publisher likes the best

the cat and the dog drew the last picture

the man and women started new drawings

by illustrating the books

by showing the reader 32 pages

by showing the reader how to do research

by asking questions and giving the reader facts

the Jack was a little boy

that illustrators are usually in the same family

that pictures for the same story can look very different

the children should not talk while their parents are working

They show how each illustrator looked.

They show which books needed illustrators.

They show how illustrators and authors are alike.

They show what each illustrator was thinking and doing.