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\nParagraphsfromPictures  \nThe Pictographic Writing Series  \nIDEOGRAF EDITION  \nCopyright 1987,1983 by The Perfection Form Com-pany,Logan,lowa.All rights reserved.No part ofthis publication may be transmitted or reproducedin any form or by any other means,electronic ormechanical,including photography,recording,orany information storage and retrieval system,without permission in writing from the publisher.  \nParagraphs from Pictures  \nA pictoparagraph is a message writtenin pictures.Before the alphabet wasinvented,many people wrote letters andstories by drawing pictures.For exam-ple,the Egyptians carved or painted pic-tographs on monuments.Picture writingwas also common among the Aztecs.  \nParagraphs from Pictures starts withthe same idea:a picture can send amessage.This workbook is filled withpictures sending messages.After you'vestudied the picture in each lesson,you'llwrite down the message you received.Before you know it,you'll have writtena paragraph about the picture.  \nBuilding Blocks  \nRead this paragraph,write thatparagraph—everyone in school isalways talking about paragraphs.Butmaybe you're not exactly certain what aparagraph is.  \nParagraphs from Pictures will help youdiscover what paragraphs are.The  \nworkbook will also help you learn howto write paragraphs.You'll find this is avaluable skill both in school and on thejob.  \nEach lesson begins with a drawing.The drawing is followed by a list of ques-tions.After each question,there is aspace for you to write your response.When you've answered all of the ques-tions,you'll turn those reponses into aparagraph.  \nBut before you answer the questions,look at the drawing.Notice who or whatis in the drawing.Figure out what is hap-pening.Try to notice all the little details.These details will help you write betteranswers to the questions.  \nYou should note that each drawingwill leave out some details.That meansyou'll have to use your imagination.Soas you read each question,think aboutwhat details you might add.  \nBe sure to read all of the questions inthe lesson before you begin writing.  \n# Key Words\n\nNotice that some words in each ques-tion are printed in color and in italics.These are key words.You must use thekey words in your answer.The key wordswill help you write good,completesentences.  \nYou do not have to use the key wordsin exactly the same order as they appearin the question.You may rearrange thekey words to make sense in your answer.  \nSee how the key words are used in theexample below.  \nQuestion:  \nWhat will the dog probably do whenMalcom calls?  \nResponse:  \nWhen Malcom calls the dog will prob-ably hide.  \n# Hints for Success\n\nHere are some suggestions to helpyou answer the questions.  \n(1)Start with the first question and con-tinue,one after the other,until you'veanswered all the questions.  \n(2)Don't skip any questions.  \n(3)Use as many details from the pictureas you can to respond to thequestions.  \n(4)Use complete sentences.  \n(5)Start each 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