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Graphic arts Common Core W.9-10.3 projects
Comic Book Memoir Project for Use with Any Graphic Novel | Digital & Printable
Your students will put everything they know about graphic novels into practice when they complete this Comic Book Memoir Project! In this Comic Book Memoir Project, students will complete a short, original comic book about a single moment in their lives.This highly scaffolded project breaks the process down into small steps for your students. Just follow the steps in the included teacher's guide for a no-prep project and use the included tips to make this digital or to differentiate for your stu
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi Whole Novel Unit Bundle | Printable & Digital
Persepolis Graphic Novel Final Project with Rubric Gallery Walk Paper Editable
Challenge students to engage in the same practice that Marjane Satrapi relied on to craft her graphic novel, Persepolis: reflecting on an event in their lives which has impacted their coming of age and sharing it in a mini graphic novel relying on Satrapi's techniques. Students and teachers love this 3-day long project!You’ll get:the editable assignment sheet and detailed rubrica 2x5 page of practice panels for a rough draftsamples and explanations of each type of panela matching exercise iden
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9th - 12th
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ELA Maker Project: Collaborative Maker Stories
Ready to join the maker movement and incorporate some design thinking into your classroom at the same time?I was inspired by the amazing book Make Writing, by Angela Stockman, to create this ELA maker space project. First, students create something using art or maker materials. Then, they write about it.Students who struggle with writer's block will find their ideas flowing better. Students who love art will connect more to their writing. Students will have a chance to really visualize aspects o
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9th - 12th
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Develop a Center Spread
A journalistic follow-up to the Non-fiction Writing Analysis and Review, students find a topic to highlight by incorporating various forms of coverage on a double-page spread (directions specific to MS Publisher but can be adapted for InDesign, etc.). This is great practice or application for a news magazine or yearbook layout. It can be scored on multiple levels for concept, design, and coverage, or all three for a semester project. (Consider post-deadline when students need something to do.)
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