Perspective Taking Comic Strip Distance Learning Growing Bundle!!

This Growing Bundle has my best selling comic strip conversations interactive activities. They are designed for distance learning and engaging children. Interactive comic strips are great for perspective taking, inferencing, and story analysis. Guided questions included!

It works similarly to a wordless picture book, but a wordless video! Watch together, then have the child retell. Type their words onto the comic strip and watch the magic happen.

Share your screen with your student and view the cute shorts. Then complete the interactive comic strip conversation to foster understanding and perspective-taking. If you can give over mouse control, all the better!

I recommend this activity to grade school, middle, and high school students with pragmatics, language, or comprehension goals. My screen motivated students love this activity. Great for people looking for Pixar short films inference and perspective-taking.

Included:

Pixar's For the Birds

Directions

4 pages of comic strips (8 interactive strips)

Guided Questions

Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry

8 pages of comic strips (30 interactive strips)

2 Pages of guided questions

Snack Attack by Andrew Cadelago

Directions

7 pages of comic strips (16 interactive strips)

Guided Questions

Data Sheet

Pip by South Eastern Guide Dogs

Directions

12 pages of comic strips (24 interactive strips)

Guided Questions

Data Sheet

La Luna by Pixar

Directions

15 pages of comic strips (24 interactive strips)

Guided Questions

Data Sheet

Partly Cloudy by Pixar

Link to video

16 pages of comic strips (25 interactive strips)

Guided Questions

Basketball Uncle Drew with Kyrie Irving (Free resource)

1 Editable Comic Strip Conversation strip

1 CSC example slide

1 Directions slide

1 Guided questions slide

1 Multiple meaning words question slide

1 Data keeping slide

These are so easy and fun to plan for. Each activity takes about 30 minutes to get through, depending on your student's level. This is perfect for me because it takes up a whole therapy slot, plus the kids get so much out of it.

Comic Strip Conversations are an evidence-based practice created by Dr. Carol Gray. Click here to read up on the evidence! She highly recommends it for students with high functioning or level one Autism, but it is great for children with all kinds of comprehension and language goals.

If you have any requests for future comic strips, please let me know when you rate and comment below!

Bonus Slide: Graphic Organizer for reading comprehension. This great resource pairs well with CSC and serves as a visual aide for answering Wh-questions.