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Much Ado by csebrell - ToonDoo - World's fastest way to create cartoons!

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Here is a toondoo comic on the Whiskey

Rebellion (U.S. History)

http://www.toondoo.com/View.toon?param=6405879

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Students make toon of a scene from Shakespeare.

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Have students draw toons about rules/behavior.

Could use for acceptable use policy with technology.

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Use toondoo for students to demo the good, the bad, the ugly in presentation skills.

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Just thinking....I could have my students show how a bill becomes a law!

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Comics would be great for having students choose a tone. It could also teach vocabulary - have students use unfamiliar words whose meanings can be gleaned by context.

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this is a great way for students to apply what they've learned

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Students could illustrate punctuation rules. It might make grammar more fun!

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I could use this tool to informally assess my students by having them create a cartoon to explain their understanding of a concept

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I would like to use this to help my students retain all of the many cycles found in science.

My kids need to harness their humor into something besides memes :)

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This would be great for students to use and demonstrate their knowledge of Civil Rights movement.

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I like the clip for World History. This kids have to possess some prior knowledge of the 3 empires or civilizations so though this is an enrichment activity it could be used as an actual assessment.

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Traveling Salesman problem can be shown

through a comic strip and discussed in class.

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Online Comic strips can verify that students

can summarize and understand the material

covered.