Cartoons 1 1 WellKnown Cartoonists Charles M Schulz

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Cartoons 1

Cartoons 1

1. Well-Known Cartoonists Charles M. Schulz (USA) Known for the comic strip Peanuts 2

1. Well-Known Cartoonists Charles M. Schulz (USA) Known for the comic strip Peanuts 2

Dr. Seuss (USA) Writer and illustrator best known for authoring popular children’s books. 3

Dr. Seuss (USA) Writer and illustrator best known for authoring popular children’s books. 3

Matt Groening (USA) Creator of the comic strip Life in Hell and the TV

Matt Groening (USA) Creator of the comic strip Life in Hell and the TV series The Simpsons and Futurama 4

 Herge (Belgium) Best known for the adventures of Tintin, one of the most

Herge (Belgium) Best known for the adventures of Tintin, one of the most popular European comics of the 20 th century. 5

2. Visual and Verbal Features of Cartoons Use of symbols - Animals that indicate

2. Visual and Verbal Features of Cartoons Use of symbols - Animals that indicate ideas and feelings - Objects - Signs - Logos 6

Which is the associated idea of this symbol? 7

Which is the associated idea of this symbol? 7

 COLOURS - Associated with ideas and feelings Look at the following picture: What

COLOURS - Associated with ideas and feelings Look at the following picture: What ideas does the cartoonist want to convey to the viewers? Choose some of the colours used in the cartoon and write the ideas and feelings associated with the colours as they are used in this cartoon. 8

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 CARICATURE - Visual presentation of a person (or a group) in which some

CARICATURE - Visual presentation of a person (or a group) in which some distinctive physical feature is deliberately exaggerated or overemphasized Look at the following graphics: Can you identify the type of person they represent? What features have been highlighted by the cartoonist? (Think about physical characteristics, clothing and equipment, body language, setting. ) 10

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 • STEREOTYPES Quick, superficial image of a group of people which is usually

• STEREOTYPES Quick, superficial image of a group of people which is usually based on false or incomplete information. Look carefully at the following image: Think about the stereotypical presentation of people in them, then write your ideas next to the images. 12

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Jennifer Haines: “The benefits of using comics in the classroom are certainly great, both

Jennifer Haines: “The benefits of using comics in the classroom are certainly great, both in increasing literacy and in addressing the educational needs of differentiated learners. ” 14

Cartoons Theodora Simintzi, Greece This project has been funded with support from the European

Cartoons Theodora Simintzi, Greece This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. 15