Grammar Comics! Comma Lessons is a series of cartoons designed to teach the rules of comma usage in a fun and interesting way. This is perfect for visual learners who have a hard time grasping the rules of comma usage or just for any teacher that wants to have a little bit of fun with punctuation (and who doesn't?)
Each lesson is two pages or less, which is perfect for handouts or overheads.
Please check out the other Grammar Comics! products I offer to get more lessons!
Grammar Comics!: comma lessons by David Rickert is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 License.
Other than the spelling error, excellent!
February 6, 2012
Great way for non motivated readers to get involved in reading!
February 4, 2012
Kids will love these.
February 4, 2012
These comics are great! My kids will love them!
September 18, 2011
The children enjoy the fun comic/graphic novel approach. Thanks
September 18, 2011
Pretty great resource. Although there are a couple words that are misspelled. Pretty high quality though, 7 pages total.
February 17, 2011
Excellent! I will enjoy using these, though I do agree with "AFletch1"'s comment about the spelling mistake - I am disappointed that it has not been corrected yet, given that two and a half months have passed since the previous comment on the spelling error.
October 18, 2010
I would love to fix the error. However, because they are so old, I can't fix it. I did them on my old computer and haven't the foggiest idea what font I used to do it. If I download the files and try to work with the pdf, it's too grainy. Bottom line- I couldn't find a way to fix it without doing more damage.
October 18, 2010
My kids really enjoy these!
September 18, 2010
Very fun! I like that I can prepare lessons to go with these and bring them out when I need an extra lesson and they are WAY more fun that typical "grammar handouts".
Thanks!
Tip for anyone else- I am going to have my class make their own grammar rules using 'bit strips', It is a program where kids can make comics and its free to register a class! :)
August 9, 2010
Hi - I thought it was a great produce, but there is a spelling error on the page that has the use of comma to combine sentences -- "feel asleep" should be "fell asleep." I am sure that is what he intended.
July 30, 2010
These are fabulous! Covers the main rules, although I wish there were cartoons for all of them. I'm going to have students create their own cartoons for the rules which are not included.
February 15, 2010
Easy and simple rules!
Clever alternative to the usual grill and drill!
February 14, 2010
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I spent the first three years of my career teaching language arts to seventh graders. Since then (for the past eight years) I have mainly been teaching Freshman English and AP English.
