'Thought bubbles' presentation slideshows

PHASE II PRESENTATION YUBAN

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Digital Animation

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Digital Animation

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Podcasting 101

Podcasting 101. Created By Katie Nedved, LMS. An interactive tutorial. Do You Know What a Podcast Is?. YES!. POD WHAT???. WHY CHOOSE PODCASTS?. ADDS VOICE & PERSONALITY TO WRITING INTERACTIVE FORM OF MEDIA ACCESS TO IDEAS & INFORMATION. TYPES OF PODCASTS.

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Graphic Novel Vocabulary

Graphic Novel Vocabulary. Speech bubbles. Balloons that represent the SPEECH of a character. Thought bubbles. Balloons that represent the THOUGHTS of a character. Captions. Contain information about a scene or a character and are generally used to establish the time and place of the story.

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Features of comic strips

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Superheroes

Superheroes. Today we are going to learn:. Some specific narrative techniques used in comics and graphic novels To start creating our own comic strips pulling together. Panels. A panel is an individual frame, or single drawing, in the multiple-panel sequence of a comic strip or comic book.

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Transcendental Inventory

Reading Literature 9-12.2: Determine Theme and Analyze Its Development Reading Informational Text 9-12.2: Determine Central Idea and Analyze Its Development Reading Literature/ Informational Text Standard 9-12.1: Cite Strong and Thorough Textual Evidence. Transcendental Inventory.

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Existential Inventory

Literary Response and Analysis Standard 3.9: Philosophical Influences. Existential Inventory. Please print this slide show, follow the directions, and staple it to your reading response. What defines you?.

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Existential Inventory

Existential Inventory. Please print this slide show, follow the directions, and staple it to your reading response. What defines you?. On the inside of the figure, fill-in the space with words or images of what you believe best defines you as determined by you, not by others.

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Use the thought bubbles to record three things that your Okie is thinking.

Use the thought bubbles to record three things that your Okie is thinking. Use the arrows to record three things that your Okie is going to do and his motivation (reason why). Answer the following question in the box below:

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Cartoon Volcanoes

Cartoon Volcanoes. Fold or divide your paper into four squares. Number them one to four on the front and five through eight on the back. In the first square create a cartoon character volcano. Give it a name. Have it brag about itself in the thought bubble

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