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    Here is a potential dialogue for the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip: 1. Calvin: "Come on Hobbes, let's go exploring in the woods!" 2. Hobbes: "Slow down Calvin, I'm getting tired. Can we take a break soon?" 3. Calvin: "Look what I found Hobbes! I think it's a dinosaur bone. Do you think a T-Rex was here?"

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    Here is a potential dialogue for the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip: 1. Calvin: "Come on Hobbes, let's go exploring in the woods!" 2. Hobbes: "Slow down Calvin, I'm getting tired. Can we take a break soon?" 3. Calvin: "Look what I found Hobbes! I think it's a dinosaur bone. Do you think a T-Rex was here?"

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    Calvin and Hobbes Lesson

    Încărcat de

    Ee Mohd Salleh
    Here is a potential dialogue for the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip: 1. Calvin: "Come on Hobbes, let's go exploring in the woods!" 2. Hobbes: "Slow down Calvin, I'm getting tired. Can we take a break soon?" 3. Calvin: "Look what I found Hobbes! I think it's a dinosaur bone. Do you think a T-Rex was here?"

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    “Calvin and Hobbes” is a comic strip.

    The 6-year-old boy is named Calvin. Calvin has a stuffed


    animal tiger named Hobbes. Calvin imagines that Hobbes is
    real and talks to him.

    Fill in your own words for what you think Calvin and Hobbes would say.

    1.

    2.

    3.
    Fill-In the Dialogue

    Objective: Develop simple dialogue and writing skills


    Students: Eighth and ninth grade students
    Description: I had the students work in pairs and gave them each a Calvin and Hobbes cartoon with the
    dialogue erased (see next page). I asked them to look at the pictures, come up with their own stories, and
    fill in new dialogue. I had four different cartoons. I tried to find cartoons with a lot of action that had a
    clear story line. This would work with any cartoon, but Calvin and Hobbes is simply all I had on hand.
    The students really enjoyed this lesson, and they came up with some pretty cute stuff..

    Joan Menzer, Notre Dame Seishin Junior High School, Japan 1993-94

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