Comic Strip Templates | Blank Comic Book Pages | Lesson

Description

Want to find a great creative writing assignment for students with comic strip templates? There are over 100 templates with examples and posters to teach children about design elements, sequencing, character design, and how to organize information!

These are great for interactive notebooks, early finishers, inside recess, writing centers, morning work, or just for fun!

Use to teach sequencing, onomatopoeia, writing, character elements, speech bubbles, or storytelling!

What is included?

• Page 1: Cover
• Page 2: Table of Contents
• Page 3: Example
• Pages 4 & 5: Large Example to Share
• Page 6: Common Comic Design Elements Poster
• Pages 7 & 8: How to Read a Comic
• Page 9: Drawing a Character
• Page 10: Practice Drawing a Character
• Page 11: What is a Comic Strip POSTER
• Pages 12 & 13: Comic Organizer
• Page 14: Design a Main Character
• Page 15: Design a Superhero
• Page 16: Different Design Elements (This is great to give to each student who wants to cut and paste on top of their drawings.)
• Pages 17-24: Design Elements (Each page has the same element so you can color them on colored paper to cut in pieces for centers.)
• Page 25: Speech Bubble Practice
• Pages 26-28: 3 Comic Book Covers to Choose From
• Pages 29-130: COMIC TEMPLATES (Includes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 16 PANEL Choices. With and without images.)

Instructions:

Teach the comic elements, and styles, and share examples from the posters provided.

Pick and choose the pages to create a Comic Book or Comic Book STRIP Collection.

These are NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE. They are for classroom or home use.