Storyboard Templates
Storyboards can be used in any subject - not just Religious Education. However, R.E. offers a number of opportunities to use them. For example, they can be used to re-tell famous religious stories (e.g. the Easter story, Christmas story), or the children can use them to make up their own stories and parables.
There are two A4-sized storyboard worksheets which you can print and photocopy:
The templates are available below.
On each storyboard, there are two main rows. Each row is split up further into two smaller rows. In each main row, the top larger row should be used to draw pictures in, while the smaller second row below should contain text relating to the picture above...
By reading the storyboard from left to right, each picture (along with the accompanying text) can be used to tell the reader about almost anything. They could also be used for instructions.
Remember, that although these worksheets are quite useful, some children may find them restrictive. If they want to, you might let them to make their own storyboard sheets with any number of boxes on.
Comments
emily
21st March 2011
Story boards are very easy to learn as assicated in English espicially.