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    This document discusses different points of view that can be used in comics. It explains that comics use text boxes and speech bubbles to tell a story through scenes and convey the main ideas and events. A first person point of view uses "I" and "me" and tells the story from the narrator's perspective, while a third person point of view talks about characters without using "I" or "me". The document concludes by asking students to create their own comic about The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by choosing a character's point of view and including text boxes and speech bubbles.

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    This document discusses different points of view that can be used in comics. It explains that comics use text boxes and speech bubbles to tell a story through scenes and convey the main ideas and events. A first person point of view uses "I" and "me" and tells the story from the narrator's perspective, while a third person point of view talks about characters without using "I" or "me". The document concludes by asking students to create their own comic about The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by choosing a character's point of view and including text boxes and speech bubbles.

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    Comics Slides

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    This document discusses different points of view that can be used in comics. It explains that comics use text boxes and speech bubbles to tell a story through scenes and convey the main ideas and events. A first person point of view uses "I" and "me" and tells the story from the narrator's perspective, while a third person point of view talks about characters without using "I" or "me". The document concludes by asking students to create their own comic about The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by choosing a character's point of view and including text boxes and speech bubbles.

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    COMICS: DIFFERENT

    POINT OF VIEW
    Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
    WHAT IS A COMIC?

    Cartoon that tells a story in scenes


    Uses thought and speech bubbles
    Shows the main ideas and events of the
    story
    Comics use TEXT BOXES
    Comics also use SPEECH BUBBLES
    -You WHAT ISstory
    talk about the A FIRST
    from YOURPERSON
    point of view POINT OF
    VIEW?
    -You talk about the story using “I” and “me”

    -Use your own words

    -You give your opinion of the story

    -You say what happened to you in the story

    -You are the narrator of the story

    Ex: “I was sitting next to Christopher in class,,,”


    WHAT IS A THIRD PERSON POINT OF
    VIEW?
    -Talking about Christopher from without
    using “I” or “me”
    -Talks about everyone using
    “she”/”he”/”they”
    CURIOUS INCIDENT

    COMIC EXAMPLES
    ACTIVITY
    CREATE your
    OWN comic in any
    character in the
    book’s POINT OF
    VIEW
    INCLUDE text
    boxes and
    speech bubbles!

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