Mr. E’s Class Louisiana Government Ch. 4 In The News Project.

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Mr. E’s Class Louisiana Government Ch. 4 In The News Project

Explanation A political cartoon is a type of drawing used to present opinions, comments, or criticisms of a situation, person, or event. Cartoons help us understand information by presenting it in a visual and memorable way. Cartoonists use many different techniques to achieve their goals: Editorial Cartoons

Question #1: In your own words, describe this cartoon.

Editorial Cartoons Question #2: List the objects or people that you see in the cartoon..

Editorial Cartoons Question #3: In your own words, describe this cartoon.

Editorial Cartoons Question #4: What is the political or social issue presented in the cartoon?

Editorial Cartoons Question #5: What is the cartoonist’s viewpoint on this issue? How do you know?

Editorial Cartoons Question #6: Who might agree/disagree with the cartoon? Why?

Editorial Cartoons Question #7: Which objects/people are symbols? What do you think each one means?

Editorial Cartoons Question #8: List the objects or people that you see in the cartoon.

Editorial Cartoons Question #9: What is the cartoonist’s viewpoint on this issue? How do you know?

Editorial Cartoons Question #10: In your own words, describe this cartoon.

Your Turn: You are to take an issue here at school and turn it into a editorial cartoon similar to the ones we have just studied. The cartoon can cover nearly anything from school food, to uniforms, class time, between class time, school sports, etc. DO NOT use individual names. Use only one sheet of 8x10 ditto paper which will be supplied. The cartoon must be in black ink. You will NOT be graded on artistic ability, but on cartoon content. Editorial Cartoons