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Journey
Journey | Aaron Becker
19 posts | 37 read | 24 to read
Using a red marker, a young girl draws a door on her bedroom wall and through it enters another world where she experiences many adventures, including being captured by an evil emperor.
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dbeam
Journey | Aaron Becker
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This is a book that I think a lot of people would enjoy but I didn‘t so much. The fact that it‘s wordless is not for everyone and I could see some students disliking that. The illustrations are good though and it‘s super creative.
Published 2013
Speculative fiction

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ju.ca.no
Journey | Aaron Becker
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Birthday book haul 😍 gifts from my brother and lovely @Sarah83

Crazeedi Very very lovely, perfect presents!💞 4y
Tanisha_A 😍💌 4y
ju.ca.no @Crazeedi indeed😍 4y
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bsiqueira
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This MF picture book is a wordless Caldecott award winner. It is about a determined young girl who draws a magic door in her room and escaped to her own fantasy land. Is she safe? Having fun? You‘ll have to see for yourself ;) This book would be a great RT because it allows the students to created their own scripts based off of the images! #ucflae3414su20

bsiqueira https://www.teachingideas.co.uk/library/authors/aaron-becker This website provides great resources on ways to integrate technology, art, geography, and many other ways for the students to create their own story! 4y
bsiqueira The UDL strategy would be 7.1 “Optimize individual choice.” In order for students to come up with their own idea for a story line. Followed by ESOL #36 “Ask numerous questions which require high level thinking responses” to push the creativity of the story development. 4y
DrSpalding I like resources that help you integrate technology. Books that can be used as mentor text to write their own stories are valuable additions to your classroom library. Nice alignment. 4y
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Mwinship
Journey | Aaron Becker
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Journey is a Caldecott honor F wordless picture book by Aaron Becker. This book follows a young girl and her “journey” through a fantasy land. I believe this book would be great for a RT and for my students to create a script because there are no words in this book. Students can take turns being the narrators and the little girl main character.

Mwinship This website includes teaching ideas and resources that go along with this book including a book trailer:https://www.teachingideas.co.uk/library/books/journey
The EL strategy 2 and UDL guideline 7.1 about cooperation and individual choice align with this book and RT lesson I would like to do along with it. #UCFLAE3414F19
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ChrisC The cover itself has me interested but I do like how it sounds. Can‘t wait to try it. 5y
DrSpalding Wordless picture books are perfect for having children write their own stories based on the images. Nice resource attached. 5y
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cassandram
Journey | Aaron Becker
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Journey by Aaron Becker is a F book that has won a Caldecott. It shows the journey of Josephine creating a magic world with just a red marker. What‘s interesting about this hook is that it does not contain words but just beautiful images our her journey. I think this would be great for a LC because students could share the imagination with one another on what they think is happening in the story. #ucflae3414f19

cassandram A site that could be useful is https://www.storybreathing.com/journey/. It shares a video version of the book and the creation of the book from the author. It then could provide students with examples on how with just images the author creates a beautiful story. 5y
cassandram I would apply UDL 1.1 by offering ways the students could customize what is happening in the wordless story. This would be great with ESOL strategy 10 by paring and sharing with other students what they think is happening in the story. 5y
DrSpalding This story and that video scream creativity and imagination. What a wonderful mentor text for a writing activity. Nice job going straight to the authors website. 5y
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Lindseyraepalmx
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Mehso-so

Adventure book
Independent read
This wordless picture book gives the reader a sense of adventure and challenges the reader to use their imagination.
Caldecott winner
Teaching guides and resources- https://www.teachingideas.co.uk/library/books/journey
UDL- 2.5
EL- Focuses on pictures and imagination rather than words and vocabulary
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TracyHayes Love the idea of wordless picture books. There is no right or wrong answer and we are left with the freedom to create. Thank you for choosing that book. 5y
Alexisjordan5 I love a book that allows students to use their imagination. Great pick. 5y
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wanderinglynn
Journey | Aaron Becker
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#30junebooks picture book

LibrarianRyan I love this series. 5y
wanderinglynn @LibrarianRyan me too! I have the box setS then illustrations are beautiful and I love the story. 5y
raqueldonna I love a well illustrated book, this looks beautiful! 5y
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dayuso1
Journey | Aaron Becker
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"Journey" (F) by Aaron Becker is a wordless picture book that follows a young girl who draws her way into a fantasy world with her red crayon. The girl explores the kingdom, finds a beautiful pink bird and fights to free it from enemies. Without words, this is a great choice for Storytelling. Teachers get to ask students what they think is happening, teaching them to use visual context clues. #lae3414sp19

dayuso1 One UDL strategy that may be helpful is Offer Alternatives for Visual Info (1.3). Teachers can project pages onto screen using a projector in order to enlarge illustrations for the visually impaired. ELLs can further grasp this wordless story concept by drawing pictures of their own journeys. This meets the strategy "Encourage the Use of Drawings to Understand Concepts" (ESOL 30) 6y
dayuso1 The resource linked below has several extension activity suggestions to spark student imaginations. This includes asking students to tell the story from the boy's perspective, or to create captions for the pages. https://www.teachingideas.co.uk/library/books/quest 6y
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ha_kaye I love how you included a wordless picture book in your selection of listy posts! They are great tools for inference and comprehension (: 6y
Edenmonet This sounds like such a great book especially because of it having no words! Adding this to my book list! 6y
Carinna.Chin Oh my goodness!!! This book looks amazing. I love that it has no words because an ELL could flip through without the stress of reading. 6y
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Karlee.Diamond
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Journey, writ and illus by Aaron Becker, is a Caldecott award winning MF story that is completely told through pictures. This wordless book would be perfect for IR- allowing students to make up their own story as they follow along. The story is about a little girl who uses her magic crayon to take her on vast journeys to faraway places. UDL1.3-alternatives for visual info. EL#17-provide support through visuals. #UCFLAE3414F17

Karlee.Diamond http://www.candlewick.com/book_files/0763665959.btg.2.pdf this is a teacher resource to guide process of reading a wordless book 7y
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Beths
Journey | Aaron Becker
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A wordless picture book that takes you through a journey of a lonely girl who draws herself a door to escape into a world of wonder and adventure. This modern fantasy Caldecott award wining book is the first in a trilogy of stories by Aaron Becker. This book would be a great for an AS. This book offers students visual information implementing UDL 1.3 and EL 17. #UCFLAE3414F17 https://www.tes.com/lessons/ic5Fl0gvEQipbA/journey-by-aaron-becker

DrSpalding This is a lovely wordless book. Be sure to include a resource. 7y
hannahl I have never read this book before but reading your summary you provided really interests me! This book seems like such a fun read for students to engage in! Great post! 7y
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BarbaraJean
Journey | Aaron Becker
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This gorgeous picture book is on my to-buy list for this illustration alone! And it fits today's #jubilantjuly #journey theme perfectly. 😊

TheLondonBookworm 😍😍😍 beautiful! 7y
Lindy I love this one too. 👍 7y
Rudis That's gorgeous! 7y
Liberty You get a treat for guessing 15! Please email your name and address to Liberty at Book Riot dot com and I'll send you a treat! 7y
BarbaraJean @Liberty Thank you and Happy Birthday again!! 7y
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TobeyTheScavengerMonk
Journey | Aaron Becker
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Checked this out of the Elkin library. I've probably picked it up in Barnes & Noble a dozen times. It was great to finally get all the way through. There are no words, just a cool fantasy story told with pictures and it's the first book in a trilogy! My son liked it too!

LibrarianRyan Love this entire series. I wish he would do more. !!! 7y
GatheringBooks loved the other two books in the series too! 7y
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readem_andweep
Journey | Aaron Becker
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Absolutely gorgeous. Reminded me of a cross between "Coraline" and that old cartoon Chalk Zone. Stunning illustrations -- you don't need words to be amazed by this story, and you don't need my words to convince you. 5/5 stars

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Ellsbeth
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I absolutely love reading this wordless picture book trilogy by Aaron Becker with my kids. This is the first book, Journey. The books are filled with great art and small details that add all kinds of layers to the stories.

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LibrarianRyan
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A beautiful and wonderful wordless picture book. It tells the story of a little girl with her trusty red crayon. With it she can go on a wonderful adventure and see things not seen in our world, such as flying steam ships. Excellently planned and illustrated.

moranadatter I love this trilogy. 8y
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Readingrobin
Journey | Aaron Becker
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Beautiful books and an awesome author! I met him at the RI Festival of Children's Books & Authors. I'm not a children's librarian anymore but I happily browse those books!

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writek
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The first in a wonderful wordless picture book series, I fell in love with Journey and am recommending this to children and adults alike. #librarian #KBReads #childrensbook

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Peddler410
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Such a wonderful journey for the reader! First in a trilogy. Brought back memories of Harold.