Our brains are really interesting things!
They are vastly different and very powerful.
Awhile back, I wanted to show my kiddos how different we all think.
I was introducing mental image and wanted them to visually see what I was referring to when I said "When we read, we see pictures in our brains, but they are all very different."
I gave each student a blank piece of paper and told them to draw and color a cat.
Here were their pictures.
There were no two alike.
It was a great way for them to see how their friends think as well.
Here are several books I read to my kiddos to help them practice visualizing their mental images.
A Bad Case of the Stripes
The Salamander Room
I Need my Monster
Where the Sidewalk Ends: The Snowball
Normally we record them on a response page.
You can get this page from my Reader's Response to Literature pack in my TpT store.
This is a great foundational lesson that can be used as reference all throughout the year!
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