Comics in Your Curriculum: Teacher-Friendly Activities for Making and Integrating Comics with Reading, Math, Science, and Other Subjects in Your Classroom |
Contents
Introduction | 5 |
The Purpose of Comics in Your Curriculum | 16 |
An Introduction to the National Educational | 22 |
Helpful Hints | 28 |
Creating Comics in | 38 |
Superphonics Focus on Sound Words in Reading | 48 |
Historical Happenings Focus on Social Studies skills | 54 |
Invention Comics Focus on Research skills Writing Art | 63 |
Alien Election Comics Focus on Social Studies | 69 |
Acting Out Focus on Communication skills Creativity | 75 |
The Save the World Game A Creative Comics | 83 |
Worksheets and Assessment Tools | 87 |
Rubrics | 113 |
Create Your Own Rubrics | 126 |
Common terms and phrases
____________ points _______________ points Activity Grade level Alexander Calder Alien Election Applying Language Skills Applying Media Arts Standards NA-VA.k-4.1 Arts Standards NL-ENG.K-12.4 Assessment Batman BLANK PANEL TEMPLATE BUBBLE LETTERS characters clip art comic books Comic Collage comic panels comic strip Comics Vocabulary complete copies correction fluid correctly Correlation to National create a comic creative Developing Research Skills ERASE Evaluation Strategies finished Food Chain Comic Fraction Comics glue Handout History of Comics Internet Scavenger Hunt Introducing the Activity Language Arts Standards Lesson Plan Focus Math Standards National Education Standards Notebook paper PANEL LAYOUT Perspectives Art Points Grading Scale Points Name ____________________ points Points proofread rollerball Rough Draft Comics rubrics for assessing Save the World Science Scrambled Comics Script to Comics sequence shape sound word story Super Trivia superheroes SUPERMAN Superphonics Tell TITLE Total Points Grading Understanding Comics Visual Arts Standards write