As a class we will be exploring the Prophetic Books of the Hebrew Scriptures. Many of these stories are complex and hard to follow. Your job, with your partner(s), is to come to a deep understanding of your prophet, their message, and the world they inhabit in order to simplify the story enough to make it readily understandable to a child.
Yes! You are going to turn their book into a multipe-page children’s picture book. Some of the messages are mature, and those will remain, but the tone and comprehension level should be aimed for a child of 6-9 years old.
Design elements slidedeck - if you missed class on the 2nd day Mrs. FB and Mr. Lum presented, click HERE for some things to think about as you design your picture book.
The library is open from 7:00 AM -5:00 PM M-F
during the school year on days the school is open.
To contact the library please call
503-292-2663
The Clark Library is a haven for quiet study, research, and personal reading
Eating food and drinking anything other than water is not allowed in the library.
Borrowing Books & other material:
Overdues:
Students who have overdue items will:
Students who lose or damage library material must pay for the replacement of material.
Computers:
Students may use computers to enhance their learning. Please limit gaming to home time.
Internet Acceptable Use Policy
If you want to cite an Internet source for any paper in any class at Jesuit, follow theInternet Acceptable Use Policy.
Technology Policy
As a Catholic, college-preparatory school, Jesuit High School recognizes the need to educate young men and women to use technology ethically and effectively and follow the Technology Policy.
