Storyboard for Revolutionary War (Bookbuilder)

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This storyboard outlines the pages for a book about the Revolutionary War in South Carolina. Each page will include an image, text describing a key event or person, audio of the text, and coaches to define terms, prompt thinking, and assess understanding with a question for students to answer. The pages will cover Fort Moultrie, Loyalists and Patriots, the Continental Army, Thomas Sumter, Francis Marion, Andrew Pickens, the battles of Cowpens and King's Mountain, and the battle of Yorktown.

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Storyboard for BookBuilder
Title of the Book: Revolutionary War in South Carolina
Content Area: Social Studies Genre: Informational Grade Level: 3rd
Coaches
Dictionary DaveDictionary DaveDictionary DaveDictionary Dave: Dictionary Dave
will provide students with
definitions of vocabulary terms
and unknown words.
Pondering PollyPondering PollyPondering PollyPondering Polly: Pondering Polly
will provide students with
thinking prompts.
Inquiry IvanInquiry IvanInquiry IvanInquiry Ivan: Inquiry Ivan will ask
questions throughout the story.
Title Page Table of Contents

Fort Moultrie
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Fort Moultrie
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing the attack
of the British on Fort Moultrie.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Loyalists & Patriots
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Loyalists & Patriots
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing Loyalists
and Patriots
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Continental Army
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Continental Army
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing the
Continental Army and their war tactics.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Thomas Sumter
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Thomas Sumter
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing Thomas
Sumter and his impact on South Carolina during the
Revolutionary War.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Francis Marion
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Francis Marion
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing Francis
Marion and his impact on South Carolina during the
Revolutionary War.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Andrew Pickens
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Andrew Pickens
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing Andrew
Pickens and his impact on South Carolina during the
Revolutionary War.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Battle of Cowpens
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of the battle of Cowpens
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing the battle
of Cowpens, led by Andrew Pickens.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Battle of King’s Mountain
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of battle of King’s Mountain
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing the battle
of King’s Mountain.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

Yorktown
Element
Layout
Image &
size, color Image of Yorktown
Source image:
Alt Text for
screenreader
Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr
Alternate text will describe the image
Text
Size, color
(font should be
at least 14)
Text will be complete sentences describing the
attempted escape to the sea; British surrendering.
Text will be 16 pt font
Audio Audio will read the text aloud
Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms.
Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the
page.
Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to
assess their understanding.
Student
Response
The student will write an answer based on the
question from coach 3.

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Storyboard for Revolutionary War (Bookbuilder)

1. Storyboard for BookBuilder Title of the Book: Revolutionary War in South Carolina Content Area: Social Studies Genre: Informational Grade Level: 3rd Coaches Dictionary DaveDictionary DaveDictionary DaveDictionary Dave: Dictionary Dave will provide students with definitions of vocabulary terms and unknown words. Pondering PollyPondering PollyPondering PollyPondering Polly: Pondering Polly will provide students with thinking prompts. Inquiry IvanInquiry IvanInquiry IvanInquiry Ivan: Inquiry Ivan will ask questions throughout the story. Title Page Table of Contents

2. Fort Moultrie Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Fort Moultrie Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing the attack of the British on Fort Moultrie. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

3. Loyalists & Patriots Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Loyalists & Patriots Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing Loyalists and Patriots Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

4. Continental Army Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Continental Army Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing the Continental Army and their war tactics. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

5. Thomas Sumter Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Thomas Sumter Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing Thomas Sumter and his impact on South Carolina during the Revolutionary War. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

6. Francis Marion Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Francis Marion Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing Francis Marion and his impact on South Carolina during the Revolutionary War. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

7. Andrew Pickens Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Andrew Pickens Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing Andrew Pickens and his impact on South Carolina during the Revolutionary War. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

8. Battle of Cowpens Element Layout Image & size, color Image of the battle of Cowpens Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing the battle of Cowpens, led by Andrew Pickens. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

9. Battle of King’s Mountain Element Layout Image & size, color Image of battle of King’s Mountain Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing the battle of King’s Mountain. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

10. Yorktown Element Layout Image & size, color Image of Yorktown Source image: Alt Text for screenreader Creative Commons: copyright free images; flickr Alternate text will describe the image Text Size, color (font should be at least 14) Text will be complete sentences describing the attempted escape to the sea; British surrendering. Text will be 16 pt font Audio Audio will read the text aloud Coach 1 This coach will define the unknown terms. Coach 2 This coach will provide a thinking prompt about the page. Coach 3 This coach will provide a question for students to assess their understanding. Student Response The student will write an answer based on the question from coach 3.

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