ToonDoo

**My First ToonDoo: a pun (while waiting for "inspiration," I created this):**
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= Follow-up ToonDoos: application for my classroom (after "inspiration"): =

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__ Classroom Use of ToonDoo: __


 * In Spanish 2, my students create a Spanish set of class rules after learning expressions such as "It is prohibited...". Usually teams of students draw a classroom rule and illustration on a piece of construction paper. I think they will much more enjoy creating a ToonDoo for each rule, as I did in the samples posted above. Then, we can post them on our class page, as well as print them for classroom display.
 * Similarly, in Spanish III and IV, we study how to make commands, and often look at all of the rules and laws that dictate our lives. Again, I usually have the students translate the commands to Spanish and illustrate them on construction paper. ToonDoo commands will be a lot more fun, and won't take a lot of time. Then, we can post them on our class page, as well as print them for display in the classroom.
 * The students may have fun illustrating tongue twisters in Spanish, or even Spanish proverbs (many are similar, but some proverbs are quite unique and would be fun to visualize).
 * ToonDoo is fairly easy to learn to use, and is age-appropriate for my students.
 * I can even see using this myself when preparing presentations for in-service activities or faculty meetings.