Super hero ideas for school

Popsicle Stick Superheroes - this is a great craft for those crime fighting boys in your life, to get involved with, if they love the theme!

Continuing our theme of superhero activities (see my previous post here), we have done a few literacy based centers using “You can be an Everyday Superhero”. This post contains some great literacy center ideas with 3 FREE printables! We started off by making this anchor chart (the students coloured in the superhero’s face): I asked …

What's Your Name Generator | What's Your Superhero Name?

Your door is the first thing your students will see on the first day of school. Make them feel welcome and help them find your room by placing their names on your door. My students use the door decor to easily find our room. It is very rare that a stray student wanders in. I love to keep my door decor simple. I print, laminate, and hot glue the signs to the door. The door decor can last me the whole year and is easy to peel of. Here are a few more of my simple easy tips: My decor comes from…

Sunday school Bulletin Board for our "Jesus, our real superhero" study. Wisdom will go in red at the bottom.

How to Make Your Own Super Hero Shield || Get Away Today Personalize a shield for every super hero in the family! Choose from a number of free printables on the blog. #superhero #captainamerica #theflash #DIY

As the excitement to be third graders began to build, so did the nervousness for my class. I wanted our last week together to be a special one, to strengthen their confidence, and give my second graders a special send-off they'd never forget! Admittedly, I planned a busy week for us on top of an already busy week, but I managed to pull it off and my class loved every second of it! We worked on and off all week on our superhero memory books in between end of the year events and festivities…

Superhero mask