Directions - Comic strips

I created this comic strip as an example and showed my students:

http://writecomics.com/gen/29989.html

Then I asked them to create a comic strip at home and send them to me via Edmodo. 

This idea came after learning how to use comic strips in the classroom with teacher Ana Maria Menezes at Cultura Inglesa Uberlândia.

 This was the result:

This was Gabriel's comic strip:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30115.html 

Here is Isabela's:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30351.html 

Gabriela's:

http://www.writecomics.com/gen/30409.html 

Julia M.'s story:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30418.html 

Carol's:

http://www.writecomics.com/gen/30692.html 

Julia C.'s:

http://www.writecomics.com/gen/30695.html 

Vinicius' story:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30421.html 

Matheus' comic strip:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30822.html 

Vitor's:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30827.html 

Hugo's:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30833.html 

Marcelo created two different strips:

http://writecomics.com/gen/30154.html 

http://writecomics.com/gen/30157.html

Here's what Lucas created:

http://writecomics.com/gen/31293.html

Isadora missed the class, as she didn't know which website we were using she used another one she was already familiar with (and she did a very good job):

http://www.maquinadequadrinhos.com.br/HistoriaVisualizar.aspx?idHistoria=1367512#

The students have all done an incredible job, haven't they? They are taking the Teens 3 course at Cultura Inglesa Uberlãndia.