It's one thing to read the Bill of Rights and hear your boring teacher drone on and on about it, but it's a whole different story to explain the rights in the Bill of Rights in cartoon form - right?! So here is your task. You received a principle or protection from the Bill of Rights from the nose-rubbing Taft today, and your task is to make a three panel cartoon using ToonDo or BitStrips , nifty cool sites that allow you to make strips with text, images, props, anything! Your cartoon should have a situation that involves and clearly explains the principle or protection. We will put them all together to demonstrate our prodigious knowledge and understanding of the Bill of Rights. Here's how to do it ...

• Go to ToonDo and log in, using "USMstudent" as the username and "wildcats" as the password". If you want, you can set up your own account as well. You can use BitStrips as well – wither one works out.
• Click the "Create Your Own" pencil on the top right, and select a three panel comic strip.
• Use the different categories at the top to add characters, backgrounds, props, and text to your comic strip. Click on the image you want and drag it to the strip. You can use the tools on the bottom to resize, flip, change emotions, do whatever!
• When you are done, save the strip using the commands at the top left of the screen. When you save, give it a title and put your first name and last initial in the description. Please tag it as "Taft" and "billofrights". Publish it, and send it to mtaft@usmk12.org as well.
• Have fun! Be creative!

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