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Feb 28, 2022 · Then, just give students straightforward instructions. “You should feel comfortable using the popular entertainment that you yourself love,” he says. “Students respond to authenticity and passion. I’ve had plenty of students come up to me and say, ‘Superheroes just aren’t my thing. But I love that you love superheroes.
- Christopher Robichaud
Sep 28, 2020 · In this lesson, students will learn why one author believes that comic book heroes can help children get through these difficult times. Then, they will create their own superhero to help us cope ...
Jun 9, 2020 · In the regular classroom, it’s easy to split this lesson plan into two regular lessons. You can take both projects into arts and crafts level, with superhero posters and superhero school plan and schedule. Yet, even if you still teach online, I’m sure you’ll have a lot of fun with this one. Enjoy!
Conclusion. This blog has provided you with 10 Superhero Classroom Ideas that you can use in your teaching. Superheroes are an incredibly versatile teaching tool that educators from a wide range of grade levels can utilize in their classrooms. From engaging students' creativity with drawing, coloring, and designing to fostering a better ...
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(L Link: Broken link. If anyone knows the original poster, please comment below!) (R Left: KellyHearts2nd) Look at these adorable bulletin boards!! Just use some black butcher paper, yellow stick notes, and VOILA! You have skyline fit for a SUPERHERO! With plenty of space in the middle, this bulletin board is easily adapted for different projects o...
(Link: TPT Decor Bundle Set) (Link: Amazon Paper Lanterns) Using paper lanterns above tables or desk clusters is a great way to make each group feel like its own space! Hang a table number with string from the bottom of the lantern above each table. The extra lanterns are easily used as decor over other areas in the room, like the library, small gr...
(Link: TPT Decor Set) Here is a link to my superhero classroom decor bundle. Within this bundle, there are over 20 superheroes themed pieces to use in the classroom. These range from journal labels, rules, name tags, check-in chart, bucket filling bulletin board set, book bin labels, and more! They’re all red, blue, and yellow colors, plus cute sup...
(Link: Broken link on Pinterest. If anyone knows the original poster, please comment below) Using cardboard and butcher paper, this teacher was able to transform a reading nook into a superhero city scene! Cover large pieces of cardboard with butcher paper, sponge paint windows onto the buildings, and print and paste your favorite superheroes! Imag...
(Link: Teaching with a Mountain View) Carrying the theme out onto your door will allow your students to become a part of your classroom transformation. These superhero kids could be turned into a class activity during the first few days of school. You could do a step-by-step tutorial or let students be creative and make their own. You could even ha...
(Link: Meaningful Mama) If you are looking for a fun craft, this post will give you the steps to make your very own superhero backdrop. Jodi uses felt and foam to create a fantastic Superhero City! There is also a tutorial to make an incredible background/tablecloth that was just a bit too ambitious for me!
Each of these tools and images come from Amazon. With each image, I’ve provided an affiliate link back to Amazon. (Link: Amazon Backdrop) This backdrop could be used as an instant bulletin board or work display! It could help make your library more festive, and it won’t take any time to create. (Link: Amazon Buckets) All classrooms need a place to ...
(Link: TPT Decor Bundle Set) All the decor items in this pack are for decorating your classroom in a superhero-theme! Each piece is red, blue, or yellow with superhero graphics to match. Over half of the pieces in this bundle are editable. The pieces that require personalization, such as name tags and labels are editable. These pieces come with non...
Comparing these texts with children's literature helps students explore what elements they share in common and how perspective or point of view influences their understanding of the characters. In this lesson, students generate their own list of superheroes from popular culture. They work in groups to read selected books and develop a list of ...
Superhero Collage. Divide your class into groups of 4-5 students. Give each student a large sheet of paper, glue, scissors, markers, and an assortment of printed superhero pictures and symbols. Instruct students to create a Superhero collage that represents them and this new school year. Students might even think of a Superhero classroom name ...
