Blank comic strip worksheets

Plan a beginning, middle and ending in six empty panels with your own drawings and dialogue.

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Teaching guide

Tell a story across six blank panels

This comic strip template provides six empty panels for students to draw a sequence and add their own captions or dialogue. They can plan a beginning, middle and ending, then use panel order to make the story easy to follow.

The organizer is blank: it does not include a finished illustrated comic. For a topic comic students can complete, explore illustrated comic strip worksheets.

Plan action before adding details

Have students note the key action for each panel before drawing. Short dialogue and clear transitions can help readers understand who is speaking and what changes from one scene to the next.

A story map worksheet can help plan characters and a problem first. Students can also use a writing prompt to find a story idea.

Choose a source prompt for the comic

The source provides a topic context while the panels remain open for original student work. Choose from the theme and place examples where this template is enabled.

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Frequently asked questions

How many panels are on the blank comic strip worksheet?

This template has six empty panels for drawing a sequence with captions or dialogue.

Does it include a comic students finish?

No. This is a blank comic-planning template. Illustrated topic comics are a separate collection.

What can students write in the panels?

They can add short dialogue, captions or other words that help readers follow the action.

Are the comic panels prefilled with a topic?

The source name provides a topic prompt; students create their own story and drawings.