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- How my Life shaped my literacy.This image is meant to show how all the experiences that I have had have shaped my mind into what it is today. It allows me to connect to the audience and show them all that has gone into my literacy.
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- Grandma Waiting to read to me.This image is representing some of my early memories and shows the audience how I believe that the story time that my grandmother provided led to my love of books and helped develop my reading skills.
- Lost at sea!This image demonstrates how important it was for my grandmother to read to me and how it opened up my imagination. How her readings helped me develop a more creative mind.
- Lessons I've learned.This image represents how my grandmother used to teach me, and how without her my literacy skills would not be what they are today. It allows me to show the value of the writing skills that I learned from her.
- The end of my lessons... or not.This image represents how even though she is no longer with us in this world, the teachings that she instilled in me are going to be with me forever. It also demonstrates that even though she is gone there is always more to learn and that it is up to you to continue with lessons on your own.
- How I got here.This image represents all that I have leaned from my grandmother. It represents the lessons that shaped me into the person that I am today. It also represents my fond memories of my grandmother and how her teaching affect me to this day. It allows me to show the audience how important literacy is to me and hopefully it connects enough to them that they realize it importance also.
Image Attributions
- 7333509 - MART PRODUCTION - (License Free To Use / No Attribution Required / See https://www.pexels.com/license/ for what is not allowed )
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