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🦸 How to read a comic: Start at panel 1. Read the speech bubble. Look at the picture. Then go to panel 2. Read left to right, top to bottom. Each CHUNK·ED word is split with a dot — sound out each chunk!
1
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🐟
Look! A big CAT·FISH!
2
🐟
Hi! I am DAN. I am FAN·TAS·TIC!
3
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👧
🎒
Got a SAND·WICH, Pam?
Yes! In my JACK·POT bag!
4
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🎒
🐰
Hop! I am RAB·BIT! Got a MUF·FIN?
5
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👧
🐰
🧺
MUNCH!
MUNCH!
POP!
6
🐉
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🐰
Yum! BOM·BAS·TIC PIC·NIC pals!
~ THE END ~
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🔍 Big Words From the Comic — Read Each One

🔁 Re-Read Quest: Read the comic 3 times.
1st time: slow. Sound out each chunk.
2nd time: medium. Just say the chunks fast.
3rd time: like a real story. Use a fun voice for Dan, Pam, Rab-bit, and Drag-on!
A
🐉
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Hi! DRAG·ON Dan can not stop! Run!
B
🐉
🐰
🐈
🐟
We had a FAN·TAS·TIC day!
C
🎃
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I see a PUM·KIN in the PIG·PEN!
D
⭐
🧒
I got a JACK·POT! A big MAG·NET too!

🎬 You Are the Voice Actor

Pick a kid in your home. Be a different voice for each pal in the comic. Read it out loud — like a real show. Make Dan boom! Make Rab-bit hop! Make Drag-on grin!

📝 Parent note: Comic strips give chunked words a story to live in. The supporting text uses only CVC and common sight words so the child can read the whole panel — not just the targets. Bonus panels A–D are short stand-alone scenes for extra reading. Encourage character voices on the 3rd re-read; fun voicing is shown to boost prosody and comprehension.