"GRAPHIC NOVEL"

1. Create a graphic novel.2. Pick the pictures you will use to "show" the story.3. Paste the pictures in Powerpoint.

4. Decide on the "text". The text will become the story. Plan

out what you want to say. 5. Add text to "call-outs".6. It needs to be as long as it needs to be!7. Use SCHOOL APPROPRIATE pictures!8. Use a Bitly or Tiny URL citation for each picture you use. (these can go on the last page of your graphic novel). Must include the following:A. Do’s and Don’tsB. Your own personal experienceC. Use quotes/advice from fellow classmatesD. Your graphic novel should be 4-6 slides long, similar

in composition to the examples shown.E. Include a page for picture citations at the end of your

graphic novel. This is not included in the 4-6 slides required to tell your story – this is an additional slide.

EXAMPLES

EXAMPLES

EXAMPLES

So...How Do I Do It?

1. Write Story Board.2. Find RELEVANT Pix.

3. Paste Pix.4. Add Call Outs.

"GRAPHIC NOVEL" ASSIGNMENT

1. Decide on your topic2. Pick the pictures you will use.3. Paste the pictures in Powerpoint.

4. Decide on the "text".5. Add text to "call-outs".

TOPICUse the story we read in class and turn it into a "graphic novel".

3 OPTIONS1. Keep the story the SAME and create it as a graphic novel.2. Make a PREQUEL. A story that goes BEFORE the one we read in class.3. Make a SEQUEL. A story that goes AFTER the one we read in class.

Do’s and Don’t’s of Middle School

Don’t wait until

the night

before a

project is due

to start.

Create a plan

and make sure

you spend

time each day

on elements of

the project