So here’s the thing: I am not a great artist. If you asked me to fill in these blank comic book pages with something awesome, you’d probably be pretty disappointed with the result.
I would rather write you a story 100% of the time instead of draw it. But, I am in the minority here and that’s something I learned very early on as an English teacher.
Kids of all ages are often very motivated to draw and would rather share their ideas in art vs. writing. Sometimes, drawing their ideas first will make it so much easier to write about them after. Drawing can also inspire new ideas, new storylines, or help with reviewing material, in a creative way that kids respond to. That’s why these blank comic book pages are so great to use in the classroom. These are also great at home, too, for the comic or graphic novel loving kiddo who wants to draw their own stories.
The Power of Art:
Something I love about art is that art encourages expression. Sometimes kids who feel uncomfortable speaking up in class, writing, or participating in groups will come alive when given the opportunity to draw.
Art is accessible, fun, and even therapeutic. That’s why I started incorporating as much art as I could manage into my English curriculum, including these blank comic pages, and I’m sharing one free one with you here to try them out. Here are some ways you can use them:
- Have students draw a scene from a story read in class
- Have students use this to sketch out a story idea as a brainstorm
- Give to your art loving, graphic novel reading kid to draw their own story at home
- Print these to have on hand for kids to use after finishing a test
- Use these to reinforce lessons on dialogue, onomatopoeia and more
I’m sure you can come up with even more creative ways to use these blank comic book pages. There is also a full set of them, with 50 different page designs, and a worksheet full of inspiring sound words. Here’s a quick link to the set of 50 blank comic book pages for a super affordable price.
Free Blank Comic Page:
To use this free blank comic book page, click on the image below and then print at home and use. I do run this through my store, so it’s going to ask you for the price, which you can put a big 0, and then go through the process to download. It won’t charge you, there’s no trick. I just don’t want to run two separate sites, so I run my freebies through the same shop as my paid products.
Want More Blank Comic Book Pages?
If you know someone who loves this kind of artistic exercises, there are 50 of these in a set for less than the price of two coffees at Starbucks. Just click on the image below…
Plus, the set comes with a list of 39 onomatopoeia words to make your comics POP, SIZZLE and BOOM!
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I hope you love these comic book pages. Don’t forget to download the freebie and try it out. If you’re looking for more fun ideas, there are so many free printables on the blog.
Here are a few more posts you might be interested in:
- free printable back to school goal setting worksheets for kids/students
- 5 Free Empowering Coloring Pages for Teens
- Creative Gift Ideas for Kids Who Have Everything
- 2 Free Road Trip Printables for Kids!
- 3 Free Multiplication Chart and Table Printables for kids!
If you print and use these, I hope you’ll come back to let me know if they enjoyed them!
Have a fabulous day,
E
