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Invisibles Individually Created Drawings: Back-of-the-Page Information

We require that the individually created drawings that the kids submit to us for consideration in an Invisibles story have a name, job, likes/dislikes, fear, problem, and secret. This information is put on the back of each drawing and is referred to as the back-of-the-page information. We request that the kids provide cohesive back-of-the-page information,

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An Amazing Thing

It’s amazing how individually drawn Invisibles drawings sometimes become cartoon manifestations of the inner psychological state of the kids. They thus reveal a lot about the kid and this can cause a story to be riveting to the class, once it gets to that level. This, of course, is why I prefer individually created characters

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QL 6 Tip

At Invisibles Questioning Level 6 in the Invisibles program, a solution is always easier to find if we bring in some new characters to the existing characters. They help to solve the problem by bringing new possibilities to solving it. Doing that is really a smart move. This point should have been put into the

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QL 5 Tip

A few points about Invisibles Questioning Level 5: 1. If we are working from a one word image to start our Invisibles story, we can ask, at the end of the creation of the image and right before the Reveal, what possible problem of the new invisible character might be. This is done in English.

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