Cartoons

WHAT IS A CARTOON FROM AN EDUCATIONAL STAND POINT?

• Cartoons consists of pictures, speech bubbles or has a caption

• Cartoons are simple drawing that shows the features of its subjects in a humorous and exaggerated manner, especially a satirical one in a newspaper or magazine.

• A film using animation techniques to show a sequence of drawings rather than real people or objects that is strictly aimed as a source of entertainment for children

• Both Option 1 and 2

CARTOONS CONSISTS OF :

• Pictures

• Speech bubbles

• Captions

• All of the above

LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING CARTOON AND IDENTIFY WHICH TYPE OF CARTOON IT IS

WHY DOES BODY LANGUAGE PLAY SUCH AN ESSENTIAL PART IN CARTOONS?

Identify what the "block" is called

Refer to the picture. State what we call the object around the sentence is called.

What do we look for when analysing a cartoon?

• Font size

• The cartoonist's name

• The character's names

• The frames

Analyse the picture and identify the figure of speech

Analyse the picture and identify the figure of speech

Analyse the picture and identify the figure of speech