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Six Panel Comic

Fold a page into six boxes and tell a whole story inside them.

Pour les6y - 12y
Temps disponible40 min
Préparation1 min
Saleté
Bruit
VousIls doivent jouer seuls

The folded page does the hard work, because six boxes is a story structure disguised as a drawing activity.

Ce qu’il vous faut

  • paper
  • pencil
  • colours if wanted

Comment faire

  1. Fold a sheet of paper into six equal boxes and unfold it.
  2. Agree the rule: the story must start in box one and finish in box six.
  3. Plan roughly what happens in each box before drawing anything.
  4. Draw it, adding speech bubbles.
  5. Read it aloud to someone at the end.

Pourquoi c’est bon pour eux

Six boxes forces a beginning, a middle and an end, which is exactly the structure children struggle to hold when writing freely. Because the constraint comes from the paper rather than from an adult, it does not feel like a rule.

Adapter selon l’âge

5 to 6 yearsFour boxes, no words, and tell the story aloud instead.
11 to 12 yearsRequire the story to have a twist in box five.

Sécurité

None needed.

Astuce rangement

Staple a few together into a proper book once they have several.

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