1. HOW TO CREATE ONE-PAGERS

2. One-Pagers A single page response to your reading
A way of making your own pattern of your unique understanding
A way to be creative and experimental
A way to respond imaginatively and honestly
A valuable way to own what you are reading
We learn best when we can create our own patterns

3. Directions for Creating One-Pagers
Use unlined white paper
Pull out a quotation or two and write them on the paper.
-use these quotations as a springboard to explore your own ideas.
Use a visual image or images, either drawn, found online, or cut out from magazines, to create a central focus for your page
Cluster around this image your impressions, feelings, or thoughts about what you read

4. Directions for Creating One-Pagers Continued…
Make a personal statement about what you read
Ask a question or two and answer them
Create a one-pager in such a way that your audience will understand your thoughts and impressions about what you have read.
Use colored pens, pencils, crayons, markers, etc…
-The more visually appealing, the more your pers can learn from your pattern