A good source for useful photographs for storybooks is the World Wide Web. Even if your classroom is not connected to the internet, you may collect the photos beforehand and save them to a disk. Students may insert one of these photos into their project. Projects using these photos may not be published without permission of the owner of the images. If in doubt, e-mail the webmaster of the site where you found the image, and ask for permission.
Publishing is the crucial final step in the literary process.
Your students can share their writing with the world. After students have written their final drafts, they type them into the Claris Works word processor. Your technology specialist can help you with the uploading as well as making your web page fancier. The anthology may also be printed out and bound into book form. Use first names only and a group photo.