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Superhero Websearch Students have to look up a superhero on the internet and complete the sheet. I have them pick a name from a bag beforehand so that everyone has a different superhero to describe. I use this activity with the unit on superheroes in Interactive. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     SUPERHEROES COMIC STRIP CONTEST Enter the school comic strip competition / contest draw your hero (superhero) describ e in terms of : what is he like? what can he do? what problems can he solve? fill in registration form and enter the competition .. and win the first prize! Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Type: worksheet     Create a Superhero Template I led a fun lesson in which my 2nd graders created superheros in order to build characters with significant depth. They enjoyed it but some needed a little more structure so I created this template, which includes an example I created for modeling. This template/activity would be easy to adapt for any age with verbal directions about the level of d... Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: others     My superhero / supervillain This is meant to be a pattern for intermediate students. They should create a new superhero or supervillain, draw it, describe it and finally think of a storyline to fill in the comic strip. They are expected to follow this design. Hope you like it! Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     My new superhero These are the sheets I used to have my students create their own super hero. They include the five steps of the writing process. I always provide a personal example to go along with these sheets. Level: elementary Age: 9-14 Type: worksheet     Superhero Madlib Madlib activity ask the students to write two words for the following categories. Tell them to think of funny and crazy things. Then give out the worksheet, they then fill out the story with the corresponding number. Makes for funny stories and good times. You can change it to make it easier of harder depending on the level. enjoy 1 - name 2- p... Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Type: worksheet     My Superhero A free-form worksheet that students can use to create their own superheroes. Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Type: worksheet     Make A Supervillain This worksheet is a companion to supplement jjesl�s excellent "Make a Superhero" worksheet, for more practice with "can" and "can�t" modals. Level: elementary Age: 3-14 Type: worksheet     Create a Superhero - versatile sentence construction A very simple and versatile activity card that can be used as a time fill at the end of a lesson, or spread out over an hour or so. Students are given time to create their own superhero (teachers can choose specifications) and then write sentences describing the hero, their actions/capabilities etc. Can be adapted to suit a number of different l... Level: elementary Age: 5-17 Type: activity-card     Superhero Day This is one of the first lessons I taught for ESL, and excluding some of the homework assignments, it is entirely complete. It includes a listening exercise at the beginning for the original Spider-man theme song, but if you cannot bring that into class via you tube and computer, you can just sing it. Everyone should know the tune by heart. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: lesson-plan     DEBATE HOUR - WHAT MAKES A GOOD SUPERHERO ? - READING AND SPEAKING ACTIVITIES + VOCABULARY TO USE FOR A DEBATE - INCLUDES KEY ANSWERS This is the worksheet I posted yesterday with Calvin and Hobbes but I had to remove the comic strip (the moderators explained that United Features Syndicate STRICLTY prohibits the use Calvin and Hobbes material not paid for, not even under the fair use policy). So I changed the pictures and even improved the instructions that I give to the students... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Superman�s private portrait - reading + writing about his personality - includes KEY ANSWERS A surprising text which reveals Superman�s faults. Thus, it�s interesting to compare this portrait with what the people usually think about Superman. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Persuasive paragraph - Why I should be a superhero This is a fun worksheet to inspire students to write a creative persuasive paragraph. Who wouldn�t want to be a superhero for a day?! Hope you like it! Level: intermediate Age: 8-14 Type: worksheet     Design a superhero Design your own superhero! Studen ts design a superhero and then present to the class. Then there�s a class vote to choose the best superhero. Can be expanded in any number of ways!! Level: intermediate Age: 6-17 Type: worksheet     meet a superhero! it provides students with practice of simple present, question forms and description of a character Level: elementary Age: 8-10 Type: worksheet		Found 0 Online exercises

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