Educational Articles
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Angela's Notebook
ANGELA'S NOTEBOOK mixes animation, old movies, storytelling, and interviews with
writers and illustrators to teach creative writing in a fun, entertaining and educational
format.
Children have become more and more interested in the writing process and they love the
whole concept of making a book. Because of the movement in education to get away from basal
readers and to introduce trade books at birth, there's a hunger to know what "real" writers
and illustrators do. Due to limited budgets, very few schools have the resources to bring in
an author or an illustrator to speak to their students. This series provides a way for children
to "meet" authors and illustrators.
ANGELA'S NOTEBOOK provides viewers with a behind-the-scenes look at every aspect of
writing, from novels to graphic novels, sports writing to playwriting, and every genre in
between. Every part of the writing process, from the research involved in writing a non-fiction
novel to the inspiration behind a comic strip or popular children's movie, will be explored on
ANGELA'S NOTEBOOK.
Rights granted with purchase include: a) life of media audiovisual use,
b) public performance, c) campus or building closed circuit and digital/video-on-demand
transmission.
Ideal for Grades: Episodes 1 - 6, Elementary
Ideal for Grades: Episodes 7 - 10, Middle & High School
Duration: 23 - 30 mintues per episode
Producer: 2005 Diva Productions
Click on the individual episode details below to learn more.
Tips for writing biographies, autobiographies and non-fiction.
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Children’s literature and the process of writing picture books.
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History of picture book illustrations and visits to illustrators.
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How sports writers use exciting adjectives in descriptions.
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The role of storytelling and folktales in history.
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Tips for writing descriptive suspense stories.
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Provides technique and tips for creating verse.
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Famous screenwriters discuss their work and how to create screenplays.
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How screenwriters adapt material to create movie screenplays.
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Award-winning authors give advice about writing fiction for teens.
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