Students create a new superhero and write a comic strip about the superhero! (Grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) Students learn about the roles dogs played in saving lives during wars and create a memorial for the animals. Students create a mural showing famous people regarded as heroes.
Students create an ABC book about heroes in history. Students create a holiday for a hero not currently honored with a holiday. Students create a special event or an award to honor a hero in the school and/or community. Students write about famous people, family members, and friends who are personal heroes. Students complete a work sheet about the characteristics of a hero. Students create a picture book about family members and friends who are heroes. Click any headline below for a complete teaching resource! You can use the ten activities below to help your students explore the heroes in their lives - and among themselves! A brief description of each lesson appears below appropriate grade levels for each activity appear in parentheses. The site now has a database of thousands of hero features contributed by people from around the world! Why not ask your students to write about their heroes? Students, teachers, and parents can contribute stories and pictures about their heroes to My Hero, an ongoing online project started in 1994. Among children, results from a Sports Illustrated for Kids Omnibus Study showed that relatives - particularly parents - and friends top the list of heroes, followed by athletes and "religious figures." were among the names cited most often as national heroes in a recent ABCNews Poll of Adults. Who are our heroes? Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, John F.
SUPERHERO KINDERGARTEN BOOK ACTIVITIES PLUS
Included: Activities - students create a picture book about their heroes, develop holidays honoring their favorite heroes, create memorials for animal heroes, and more! Plus additional online resources! This week, Education Word offers ten lessons that will get students thinking about their heroes. More Great Ideas for the New School YearĮveryone has a hero - someone to look up to or admire.
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