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4.9 (15 Reviews)

Superhero Unit - Comics in the Classroom

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Subject English Language Arts — Writing

Grade Level Grades 6-8

Resource Type Activity, Handout, Lesson Plan, Worksheet

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About This Lesson

The Superhero Unit - Comics in the Classroom includes individual detailed lesson plans. This is a unit based on comic books. There are a range of writing activities: short story; informative; biography and comic strips. Included is a selection of power-points to use in lessons

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Lesson Plan for Middle School

Middle School Lesson Plan

Resources

Files

plot.ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

203.5 KB

Biographies[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

160 KB

Comic_Techniques[1].doc

Handout, Worksheet

February 8, 2020

160.5 KB

comic_techniques[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

1.88 MB

Heroes[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

492 KB

My_Superhero[1].doc

Handout, Worksheet

February 8, 2020

22.5 KB

My_Supervillian[1].doc

Handout, Worksheet

February 8, 2020

22.5 KB

Personal_Hero[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

207.5 KB

Superhero_City[1].doc

Handout, Worksheet

February 8, 2020

53 KB

Superhero_city[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

279.5 KB

Superheroes_1[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

220.5 KB

Superheroes_Quiz[1].doc

Handout, Worksheet

February 8, 2020

23 KB

Superheroes_similarities_and_differences[1].doc

Handout, Worksheet

February 8, 2020

29 KB

superheroes_top_trumps[1].ppt

Activity

February 8, 2020

357 KB

Superpowers[1].ppt

Lesson Plan

February 8, 2020

692 KB

Reviews

4.9

15 Reviews

nice

teachermarymary_3633237

June 06, 2020

great lesson for media arts

Abbie-Marie Green

October 03, 2018

I've used this with 3rd and 4th graders and am about to use it with 6th. It's a great unit when they're being tested because it allows for instruction with structure, but is less demanding on them while they're burnt out.