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Comic strips are powerful conversational tools available to use in the classroom at all language levels. Comic strips are an authentic resource used to motivate the reluctant student or entice the visual learner. Comics give students a glimpse into culture , trends, politics and current events in the community. Matt and Kay Daigle have created wonderful comic resources to be used in your classroom. Take a look at the comic below. How could you use this in your classroom?

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Posted on May 8, Updated on May 9, Comic strips are powerful conversational tools that can be used in the classroom at all language levels. Comic strips are an authentic resource that can be used to motivate the reluctant student or entice the visual learner. Comics give students a glimpse into culture, trends, politics and current events in the community. Matt and Kay Daigle have created wonderful comic resources that can be used in your classroom.