This past weekend I spent some 'quality' time looking at the web and searching for teaching resources when I came across this!
It's a Batman comic that you can write yourself. The pictures are there as is the onomatopoeia (What's a good comic without onomatopoeia!?!) I know a few (most!) of my students that would love to do this! I am planning on using it during guided writing sessions over the next few weeks before our Easter break. It is going to fit very nicely with our adding dialogue writing focus we have at the moment! I'm also hoping to get some SIZZLING STARTS written into the comics!
I can see this being absorbed by my quality writers who are always looking for a challenge. I can also see my reluctant writers liking the fact that the stimulus and basis for the story are there but is wide open to interpretation.
You can download it from the link below.
http://www.lego.com/en-gb/dccomicssuperheroes/activities/comic/batman-comic-48f362e981964e869e878bb9fabdfae4
I also came across this Marvel comic book which is the same as the Batman one.
The link to the comic is below.
http://marvelsuperheroes.lego.com/en-gb/Downloads/76018.aspx
I hope you get as much out of it as I think my class will!
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