If you don’t live it, it won’t come out of your horn. ~ Charlie Parker
Your Days in Haiku as Comic Book Collection
Some of you know I sing the praises of ToonDoo regularly. I find it easy to use, with a wealth of resources. And I had my students do Comic Strip Poetry recently, so it made sense to take all of the wonderful Day in a Haiku submissions and use ToonDoo to create a comic book of your words. I hope you enjoy it and that I was respectful to your ideas (I worried about the tone of the comics for some of the poems).
Here you go:
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Day in a haiku by dogtrax | Make Your Own At www.toondoo.com
The direct link to the comic book is here.
Peace (in frames),
Kevin
Peace (in frames),
Kevin
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about 2 years ago
Thanks Kevin for this innovative adaptation of “Day in a Sentence”. I enjoy using toondo and I did not know that it would make comic books. Great idea.
about 2 years ago
That was brilliantly done and it gives me one more tool to mess around with. You’ve been talking about TooDoo for a while but this is my first time seeing it. Very cool indeed.
about 2 years ago
And here’s one more in honor of your brilliant ideas and great motivation to share with others!
Creative Kevin
Inspires us once again
Sharing words as art.
A round of applaus for you!!!
Greetings
Illya
about 2 years ago
Very cool!
about 2 years ago
Loved it. Ideas about how I can adapt this for my classrooms are running through my brain. Once again you have outdone yourself!
about 2 years ago
Flavor of haiku
Captured so eloquently
with care and humor
about 2 years ago
You’re a whiz Kevin!
Who would think to put haiku
in Toondoo cartoons?
about 2 years ago
Great job kevin. thanks Amy for the link. Will like to get these books for kids in Cameroon.