Clay Library: Graphic Novels

From the fringe to mainstream, graphic novels and comics contain complex texts and pictures to use in the classroom.

This Guide to using graphic novels and comics in the classroom reinforces the fact that this form of literature isn't just for children.

The brilliant thing about graphic novels and comics is that they offer visual cues to the dyslexic reader.

High quality graphic novels for the K-6 classroom.

This article discusses how “to become full participants in an emergent media landscape and raise public understanding about what it means to be literate in a globally interconnected, multicultural world."

Graphic novels will improve your child's reading skills like any other book would, and they are fantastic choices for reading outside of class.

Thanks to the internet and social media, we’re increasingly relying on visual literacy and multimodal texts - graphic novels help students to develop these skills.

When students learn to read graphic novels with an analytical eye, depth and complexity are added to the reading process.