I would think that a picture book would not count.  The book itself is
printed even if there aren't any words.

Denise

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Wagner
Sent: Sunday, February 28, 2010 2:59 PM
To: A list for improving literacy with focus on middle grades.
Subject: [LIT] question about national boards

Hello!  I am working on National Boards Entry 1 for Early Adolescent/English
Language Arts.  I have to include student responses to a "printed literary
text" and a "nonprint medium such as a film, a work of art, a recording, or
a staged production."


My question: Would a wordless picture book qualify as the "nonprint medium"?


Thanks!

Kim
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