6 Circles Comic Strip Worksheet
This 6 circles comic strip worksheet lets 2nd grade students draw a six-part story in order and write a sentence about each picture, building narrative writing skills in a fun way.
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Description
A comic is a story told in pictures, one moment at a time. This 6 circles comic strip worksheet gives 2nd grade writers six round panels to plan a whole story from beginning to end. Kids learn that a good story moves in order, with a clear start, a middle where something happens, and an ending that wraps it up.
Students begin by giving their comic a title on the line at the top. Next, they draw one part of the story in each of the six numbered circles, following the arrows from left to right. Under each circle are two writing lines where they tell what is happening in that picture. Because every story is the child’s own, the page is fully open-ended, and it works well for writing centers, morning work, or a fun Friday activity.
What’s Included
- A title line for naming the comic
- Six numbered circle panels joined by arrows to show the story order
- Two writing lines under each circle for a sentence about the picture
- A printable PDF sized for standard letter paper
Why Kids Love This Comic Strip Worksheet
First, drawing before writing helps young authors picture their ideas, so the words come more easily. Second, six panels push kids to stretch a story past a simple beginning and end, which builds the sequencing skills used in narrative writing. Third, a comic strip template feels like play, so even reluctant writers want to finish the page.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Model a quick comic on the board before students start, thinking aloud about what happens first, next, and last. Offer story starters, like a lost puppy or a rainy day surprise, for writers who need help getting going. Pair this 6 circles comic strip worksheet with a sharing circle so students can read their comics aloud. Writers who finish early can add speech bubbles inside the circles to show what the characters say.
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