Black Deaf
This is part one. Black Deaf is a bad guy and he is a mean person, and that is him in the picture. This weird guy keeps following his hose! The snake always follows Black Deaf's footprints. This is a "R" movie.
Isaiah, age 4
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
"Black Deaf" Written and Illustrated by Isaiah
Today our first author went up on stage with his story and drawing and chose the part he wanted to play. I read the story a few times for the group to notice each of the roles before the rest of the cast was decided. Melissa and I helped cast the parts, making sure everyone who wanted to be involved had a role to play. Some of the children eagerly raised their hands; Isaiah the author was Black Deaf, Ruby was the Snake and Aden was the Bad Guy. The group took some time thinking about appropriate costumes and then had a very quick dress rehearsal before they acted out Isaiah's story (Black Deaf) for their friend and teachers.
Black Deaf
This is part one. Black Deaf is a bad guy and he is a mean person, and that is him in the picture. This weird guy keeps following his hose! The snake always follows Black Deaf's footprints. This is a "R" movie.
Isaiah, age 4
Black Deaf
This is part one. Black Deaf is a bad guy and he is a mean person, and that is him in the picture. This weird guy keeps following his hose! The snake always follows Black Deaf's footprints. This is a "R" movie.
Isaiah, age 4
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Too funny! I am glad that you can appreciate his imagination-- he told me he wants to make horror movies someday (Rated R horror movies!) Also, his character is actually "Black Death" though I'm not sure that seems any more appropriate for age 4! :-)
ReplyDeleteJust checked with Isaiah-- fyi the weird guy in his story keeps "falling into black holes" (not following his hose). but, of course! :-)
ReplyDeleteI was wondering about the Black Deaf character. A very advanced and diverse character for a 4 year old. Oddly, Black Death seems more age appropriate. (That doesn't sound right.) And I like that he is up the R Rated movies.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, this is such a cool activity!!! I can't to hear about more stories that get acted out! Could you compile the stories (or copies of them) and the photos, in some sort of book to showcase all your authors?