Students can demonstrate their understanding of a particular scene in a text by turning it into a graphic text (basically created like a graphic novel, but only a page or two long). You can provide your students with a template, but it is likely easier for them to create their own after viewing some examples of the genre. You may need to conduct a mini lesson on the parts of a graphic novel (panels, gutters, captions, speech bubbles, etc.).
Digital option: There are many online options that students can access for free by searching for “online comic creator,” or “graphic novel creator.” If they are not able to save their final product without creating an account, they can take a screenshot and send it that way.
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P.S My apologies for being off-topic but I had to ask!
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