Check the site, specifically the Bitstrips for Schools, and set up a class account when you're ready. Experiment first yourself with the site, creating a comic strip you want to share with your class. Your students can view it on the website, or once you start a class blog, you can embed your creation there, as I am here. Use the arrow keys to move through the panels.
You can also do a screen capture and display the full comic as an image.
In the meantime, I've set up a class account, so just let me know when you want to start experimenting, and I'll give you the access code.
This is such a great idea to engage my "non" readers and get a simple idea across. I am also experimenting with the idea of showing classroom routines. Seeing as it's almost March maybe it will be a great refresher for those students who have already "forgotten" what is expected.
ReplyDeleteThis was such a great idea! I have a 5th grader who hates to write but loves to illustrate! I think he would love doing this. It gives him a window to tell story through artistic means. Very creative, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing about bitstrips, I will have to look more into it, looks really cute and fun!
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