Are you afraid of black cats? Would you open an umbrella indoors? How do you feel about the number 13? Would you walk under a ladder even if you had no other choice?
Whether or not you believe in them, you’re probably familiar with a few of these superstitions. But where did they come from? Stuart Vyse shares the weird and specific origins of some of our favorite superstitions.
Here is also a scene from a 3D animated movie about an unusual day in the life of a person who happens to be very superstitious
Now it is time for you to test how superstitious you actually are! Click on the question below...
This is your last term PBL assignment. Now you will have to create your own webcomic.
To do so, you must craft a creative story and draw your own characters and their roles.
Your comic strips must contain:
- Layout (design)
- Imaginary and unique characters (give them names and moods)
- Dialogues (put your grammar and vocabulary into practice)
- Setting (draw the different places where the story happens)
- Plot (the whole story)
Here you have a video and a website with interesting ideas on how to create your webcomic:
After putting all your bright ideas together, you should shape them into cool and eye-catching comic stipes that will bring your heroes to life. Here are some online comic strip creators:
Once you have finished your comic strips, you can send it by email or print it and hand it in on time.
The deadline for this assignment is Friday, May 31, 2019. No assignment will be accepted after this date. Remember that you can send your webcomics before the deadline.
There is an artist inside you waiting to create visual art and take the world by storm.
Good luck on your creations!
No copyright infringement intended. For educational, non-commercial purposes only.
