LightbulbEd

If you want to bring a story to life.  Why not build a world for that story to exist in.  It's easier than it sounds with  Inkarnate  and  PlanetMaker ! Learn: Watch the video for a quick tutorial on Inkarnate and PlanetMaker Connect: Writing: You can use this map in the planning of a story.  By thinking about the world your story will live in before you start writing, you can think of the challenges your characters will face and the settings where the story takes place.  It's also a great way to help your reader visualise your story. You could write a fictitious recount of a traveler who explores the world.  Or an explanation text to describe the animals on your planet. Art If this is what it looks like from far away, what might it look like closer up?  You can connect to architecture, landscapes or cultural designs. ThingLink: Using the Inkarnate map image, you can tag certain locations so that additional information,...

Most people in the world have a window but the world outside that window varies dramatically from country to country. Even the view from two different windows in the same street can be completely different. Gardens contain different mysteries and treasures. If you live in appartments, your view might stretch for many kilometres or you may have a view of a brick wall and a spiders web. But whatever you can see, explore it in more detail. Really look, listen, feel, analyse and wonder. Then create and share your own particular view! Learn: Use your Senses Where is your window?  What does your world look like when you peer outside your window? How does this place make you feel? What life can you see? What wonderings do you have? Do you have plans for this view? What makes your view special?  How does this view compare to others you have seen? Why is your view the way it is? How did it get this way? What vocabulary/ colours/ digital tools would you need to s...