Free printable · PDF for A4 & US Letter
Kids comic template with writing lines
Four large panels, each with writing lines underneath, plus a space for a name and title. Made for early writers: draw the picture, then write what happens.
Free for home and classroom use. Print at 100% (actual size).
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How to use it
- 1
Choose your paper
A4 for most of the world, US Letter for the US and Canada. The panels resize to fit.
- 2
Adjust the layout
Set the space between panels and the border weight, and add writing lines or a title-and-name header if you need them.
- 3
Download or print
Download a vector PDF (sharp at any printer), a PNG, or print straight from the browser at 100%.
Want the background? Read the how to make a comic strip.
Good for
- Story retelling in early years classes
- Picture-and-sentence writing practice
- Homeschool and ESL activities
Tips
- Ask children to draw first and write second: the picture plans the sentence.
- Model one panel together before they start.
Questions
What age is this comic template for?
About 5 to 8, when children are starting to write sentences.
Can I make a personalized book instead?
Yes. Panelo can turn your child's photo into the hero of a printed-at-home picture book.
Is this comic template free?
Yes. Download and print as many copies as you need for home, classroom or personal projects.
What's the best paper to draw comics on?
Ordinary printer paper is fine for practice. For inking with markers, a heavier 120 to 160 gsm paper stops the ink bleeding through.
Skip the blank page
Type an idea and Panelo draws and letters the whole comic, with the same characters in every panel.