Tim Smythさんのイラストまとめ

If I were teaching ELA and Frankenstein, I would pair these together. What’s the moral? That the “monster” is inherently “evil” or society created him?

Part D & D, LOTR, Clash of the Titans, Sandman, Marvel Avengers, & so much more! A glorious Poe epic! My highest recommendation goes to these mind-blowing books from @hpcomics_ ! Is Poe awake or dreaming? Are you? So many educational opportunities here! Literature reimagined.

The emotional impact of @PenelopeB is inspiring! How do students view the prose? Does it match this interpretation? How do we understand their feelings? I could teach an entire history lesson on this one page alone! @GraphixBooks #TeachingWithComics

I’ve been reading this inspiring comic online for awhile, so thrilled to finally have a paper copy for my kids and I. @TonyWeaverJr @WeirdEnoughHQ is doing amazing things for education, literacy, SEL, and purposeful representation . Check out their website as well!

A3 my favorite is to have students research local history. To connect with local librarians, local historical society, then create research based original comics with teacher guide for our schools. #whatisschool

In a house full of comics, this heartwarming, imaginative, STUNNINGLY beautiful saga is one of my all-time favorites. Don’t sleep on Canto! You will be cheering him on! Bravo @davidbooher @Drew_Zucker @IDWPublishing

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Using @Pixton in class to discuss nationalism and the importance of story-telling for cultural unity. Students creating a modern fairy tale with a moral for a modern audience. The class photo option is amazing. Then we use @Flipgrid to discuss and give feedback. Will share!

So excited to be moderating a panel for
@NCSSNetwork
virtual conference tomorrow with
@cylev
and @rsikoryak on Illustrating the Constitution: Teaching Civics through Graphic Novels . #TeachingWithComics

Just told my students that next week is my last as I need to stay home and care for my high risk son. I started to cry. Alone. In my basement “office” with students on the Teams call. Teaching is who I am. 2020 has broken me and so many others.