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Cartoons for the Classroon
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Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and NIEonline collaboration.
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Cartoon Caption.
Select a cartoon from a newspaper or online (such as www.gocomics.com) and create another caption for the cartoon. .

Research a Cartoonist.
Research and create a Powerpoint that highlights a cartoonist.

Research a Cartoonist of the Past.
Research Carl Ed of early 20th century. He created Harold Teen in May 4, 1919. He coined many slang words and phrases that caught on. How does the slang differ from then to now. You might view a Harold Teen feature movie free on Youtube. Another question: how does media influence slang yesterday and today. Do you know of any cartoonists or cartoons that influence slang today?

Cartoonist Role-Play.
Create a video. Dress up as your favorite cartoonist. Research that cartoonist, create a script interview, and be interviewed by another student(s).

Skype a Cartoonist/Author.
Many authors, including cartoonists, will skype an interview about their latest book. Prepare a list of questions.

Invite a Local Cartoonist to the Classroom.
Cartoonist presentation with questions after. The cartoonist might do a mini cartoon lesson. Invite the media.

Through a Cartoonist Lens.
Visit an art museum with a sketchbook. Some art is narrative and tells a story. Select a painting and create your interpretation in a quick sketch comic strip. Back in the classroom the student will find a cartoonist that the painting narrative style reminds them of. It might be from a genre comic, gag comic panel, comic strip, or a comic book.