Whether you are in a 1 to 1 classroom or have access to Chromebooks, laptops or iPads, this resource is a great way to have your students create a comic. Go paperless with this digital editable Google Slides. This resource includes 15 different blank comic book layouts. You can have the students print out their comic book once they finalize their digital version, as the resource is set to 8.5 x 11 paper size. Or you can pre-print the blank layouts with the included PDF and have the students draw on a paper copy. The choice is yours! WHY USE COMIC STRIPS? Another option for projects Allows for a lot of creativity Uses a familiar format Can incorporate both visual and written information Improve narrative writing skills It’s fun! INTEGRATING IT INTO YOUR CLASSROOM Illustrate a concept from class, such as a property of science Retell a story or a portion of a story they have read for class Re-enact a famous scene from history Students can tell about themselves with an autobiographical comic. Students can make a comic that uses vocabulary words for that week.

Award certificates your students will love. This resource includes 3 style: congratulations awards, most likely awards and academic awards. You can edit and add your students name digitally. Then print them out on standard paper size. Additionally, you can just print out the ones you want from the PDF and hand write the students name, your name and the date. This resource is all in color! There are 100 awards to choose from as well as blanks for your own ideas!

This bundle is great to allow your students to create and write about a Superhero. This resource includes 8 different graphic organizers, all to prepare the creation of their hero. The students go from brainstorming their hero to writing the story and drawing the comic. This resource is great for a language grade as well as an art grade. Plus your students will have fun completing the organizers. Superhero potential powers and traits organizer Storyline organizer Plot and conflict organizer Characters organizer Visuals organizer Plot line organizer The Story (where the students can write their story) Simple comic template This bundle also includes 15 different blank comic book layouts. You can have the students print out their comic book once they finalize their digital version, as the resource is set to 8.5 x 11 paper size. Or you can pre-print the blank layouts with the included PDF and have the students draw on a paper copy. The choice is yours! This resource comes in a printable PDF as well as an editable Google Slide. You can print it out and provide the organizers to your students, or allow them to make a copy and fill it in digitally.

Whether you are in a 1 to 1 classroom or have access to Chromebooks, laptops or iPads, this resource is a great way to have your students create a comic. Go paperless with this digital editable Google Slides. This resource includes 15 different blank comic book layouts. You can have the students print out their comic book once they finalize their digital version, as the resource is set to 8.5 x 11 paper size. Or you can pre-print the blank layouts with the included PDF and have the students draw on a paper copy. The choice is yours! WHY USE COMIC STRIPS? Another option for projects Allows for a lot of creativity Uses a familiar format Can incorporate both visual and written information Improve narrative writing skills It’s fun! INTEGRATING IT INTO YOUR CLASSROOM Illustrate a concept from class, such as a property of science Retell a story or a portion of a story they have read for class Re-enact a famous scene from history Students can tell about themselves with an autobiographical comic. Students can make a comic that uses vocabulary words for that week. If your students are using the digital version, when possible use images with transparency to avoid blocking the background. Images that are in the PNG format are the best as they are generally transparent.

This resource is a printable 3D figure activity. It allows you and your students to create 3D characters (see the preview image). Included is two size templates, small and large. The whole thing is editable in Google Slides, so you and your students can design the character on a computer before printing, folding and assembling. It is easy to create your own characters. Pick either the small or large version and design your 3D figure. Usage Ideas: Christmas to create Santa, an Elf or a Snowman Halloween to create a Monster or something spooky Have the students recreate characters from novels you are reading Have the students recreate themselves The possibilities are endless.

These are blank Snapchat templates. Give them to students to write a story, draw a picture or whatever you like! This resource comes with: Full Page View Phone View 4 Per Page Each come in 4 colors; Yellow, Red, Blue, Gray

Step by step instructions for the students to create a grid art burger and fries drawing. They are then to create a close up of candy using pop art (dark outlines). Also included is a rubric and examples.

Step by step instructions for the students to create a Santa hat using a negative perspective art drawing. They are then to create a Christmas themed negative perspective drawing. Also included is a rubric.

Wearing an ugly Christmas Sweater is one of the many favorite Christmas Traditions of many. A ugly Christmas Sweater is like a normal Christmas Sweater but tacky (not stylish). This activity is great for an art activity. It even includes the rubrics! Additionally, you can just give this out to your students for some engaging fun before or during the Winter break! This resource includes: Ugly sweater design including rubric Regular sweater design including rubric

This Google Slides Brochure template is easy to use. There are two slides that are numbered 1-6. Add content to the numbered pages. Print it out and fold it. Your students can add images and color to spice up your brochure! Included: • Setup guide • Brochure template • Example brochure Students will never lose their brochure templates again as this uses Google Drive!

Step by step instructions for the students to create a one point perspective for the word “HELLO”. They are then to create their name using one point perspective. Also included is a rubric.