Comics in Google

Health: Students create scenarios explaining how to react during certain situations. For example: They can create informational comic strips explaining how to react to bullying, peer pressure or stress.

Math: Students create and solve word problems while explaining their thought process. For example: Students create a comic strip applying a number sentence to a real life scenario.

ELA: Students may retell or summarize a story. Or, dig deeper to summarize characters traits, problems, conflicts, or resolutions within their reading assignment. Students could even create a comic strip to demonstrate understanding of unfamiliar vocabulary terms. For example: Students create a comic strip reenacting a scene that provides evidence of the main character’s internal character traits.

Science: Students explain a science concept. For example: Students create a comic strip explaining the water cycle.

Social Studies: Students could summarize a historical event or reasons for immigration. They could discuss a region’s features, economy, location, agriculture or landforms. For example: Students create a comic strip with a character discussing the landforms found in the region.