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Cartooning Classes: Conversations Between Characters

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So ONE of the exercises I did with the younger kids (ages 9-12) the other day was this:

4 teams of 4 kids (TA was in one group).
1st kid would draw the first character.
2nd kid would write what that character was saying.
3rd kid would draw the second character. 
4th kid would act as clean-up batter with the punchline for that character.
4 different pairings of characters.

My cousin Dale came up with this idea the other night as we chatted; I put it into practice the next day and the kids had a great time with it! (I changed up the "game" the next day for the teen class -- I'll show you those tomorrow!)

First up, Cat and Dog:

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Cowboy and Indian:


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4partcowboyindian3

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Alligator and Mouse:

 

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4partcalligatormouse4

 

Cop and Robber:
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4partccoprobber3
4partccoprobber4

 

 

July 04, 2012 in Comix, Doodles & Illustrations, RISD Continuing Ed, Teaching |

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