Explore curriculum & build meaning with these creative COMICS PROJECTS …

JUMP TO: Civics | History | Literature & Language | Math | Science

Multiple Intelligences & Comics Education

My mission statement, drawn for an anthology by New England Comics Arts in the Classroom.

CIVICS

CONSTITUTION+COMICS Resource Page >>


NH State COMICstitution

Adapting the state constitution’s text into stick-figure visuals…

  • What are rights?
  • How do we enact them (in actions & symbols)?
  • How do various rights & interests fit together in society?

“Civic Ignorance”: David Souter on Civics Education (2012)

Adapting a talk by the former Supreme Court Justice.

HISTORY

Turner Family Stories: From Enslavement in Virginia to Freedom in Vermont

Stories from the life and family lore of master storyteller Daisy Turner!

Published Summer 2021 by Vermont Folklife Center.

Sample pages & notes @ Patreon >>


WORKING WITH PRIMARY SOURCES:


UNIT: Civil War Comics Camp

Overview of an integrated middle school program, researching + transcribing + drawing from the prison diary of a Union veteran.

LITERATURE & LANGUAGE

Recommended Reading

A VERY BASIC list of graphic novels & comics (& related resources) I use in my teaching…


POETRY COMICS:

MATH

Mathematicomics = My random sporadic series on math + art + logic …

Watch Your Step

Three-point perspective staircase distortion, drawn at Currier Art Museum …

Escher Exhibit

Journal comic inspired by a recent visit to the Currier Museum’s mind-bending exposition…

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SCIENCE

LoonToons

A HOW-TO-DRAW series about the amazing lives of Loons… LoonToon Booklets: Info…

Lead Paint Alert!

Videos & comics exploring the dangers of lead paint poisoning, and what…

TOXIC COSMETICS

All about the dangers of toxic ingredients in cosmetics & personal care…


The Weeks Act Story (Comic)

The origin story of the National Forests! Includes source links to the image gallery I used in my research…

John Weeks, 1911 (Music Video)

It turns out there’s poetry hidden in the congressional record! Lyrics by John Weeks, music by Big Paws.


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