A collection of 3 lessons looking at the Science of Superheroes and students designing their own superhero. Used with year 7 students, but could be used for the rest of KS3 and higher up KS2. All worksheets are included within the PowerPoint (as hidden slides, that just need printing off). Lesson 1: Starter-listing superheroes and thinking how we can group/classify them. Activity- look at origins of powers, types of powers and features to think about in designing a costune. Introduce task of designing a superhero, start some rough planning work. Plenary- thinking how magnetic powers might be useful in day to day life. Lesson 2: Starter- true or false activity about real life 'superpowers'. Activity- designing superhero, thinking about powers and origin of powers. Plenary- what does groot need to grow/survive. Lesson 3: Starter- peer assess each other work around the classroom using post it notes, then making some improvements. Activity- A story/cartoon strip about an accident in the lab where their superhero is first on the scene. Plenary- answer the questions before magneto pulls the objects to him (questions could be changed to cover topics done recently).

This superhero attendance display pack is designed to energize and enhance whole-school attendance with a dynamic superhero theme. Featuring bold, superhero graphics, this pack will captivate students and inspire them to attend school regularly. It includes vibrant display materials and matching superhero-themed certificates to celebrate and reward excellent and improved attendance as well as punctuality. Ideal for creating an exciting and motivating atmosphere, this pack helps reinforce the importance of attendance and makes tracking progress fun and engaging.

A creative writing unit suitable for High School, Middle School and Elementary/Primary level pupils based on the idea of superheroes. This is a detailed resource containing a range of writing activities: short story, informative, biography and comic strip. Contains a huge number of resources and detailed lesson plans for **16 lessons**. Also included are a selection of detailed, engaging powerpoint lesson presentations - but I suggest you also use clips of your favourite superheroes to highlight points, especially explaining character motivation etc. With superhero movies continuing to take the box office by storm now's the perfect time to capture the interest of your students with a superhero themed creative writing resource. After all, who doesn't love a superhero? Pay homage to the legend that was Stan Lee by teaching your students all about the world of superheroes that he loved. With Birds of Prey, Wonder Woman 1984, Eternals, Black Widow and loads more all hitting cinema screens this year, comic book fever is gripping the world. Use this full stocked lesson pack to heat up your classroom. Although it might seem strange to ditch Dickens for Marvel or Shakespeare for DC, there's more to these popular publications than meets the eye. Comic books and superhero films explore the culture of our time, just as great novelists delved into the social issues of theirs. **These resources have been recommended by TES several times over the years! They were even used as the basis of a competition in Irish schools.** https://www.tes.com/news/tes-archive/tes-publication/english-resource-week-zap-pow-comic-book-classes "The country that gave us Spider-Man, Batman and the Incredible Hulk is still obsessed with superheroes - particularly in the classroom. One of the nation's favourite resources is this series of PowerPoints and worksheets designed to help pupils understand the genre while developing their own storytelling skills. Pupils analyse film clips and comic books, develop character profiles by creating [top value] cards and design a map of a fantasy city for a superhero to live in. They then create their own superhero, write their biography and develop a short story on the theme "The day I discovered I had superpowers"." Victoria Grace Walden - TES article *UPDATED* All new lesson plans looking at disability, body image, gender and ethnicity with regards to superheroes. Perfect material for tackling sensitive subject areas by using the medium of comics and superheroes to get students to critically engage with PSHE and reflect upon their own lives.

A writing resource for KS1 and KS2 children aimed at encouraging reluctant writers to use powerful adjectives to create descriptive sentences using superheroes and villains as stimuli. The resource comes with a total of 8 heroes, 4 villains and 1 create your own hero template. Heroes included: Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk, Thor, Miles Morales, Black Panther, Captain America, Black Widow and Iron-Man Villains included: Rhino, Dr Octavius, Thanos and Green Goblin ���Create your own hero’ template included

The first PowerPoint in a series to help students explore the idea of superheroes, and the comic genre. This PP asks students to explore what makes a superhero so super.

Superheroes Pencil Control, Superhero Fine Skills Mazes Simple, fun Superhero Maze worksheets that encourage children to practise their fine motor skills and pencil control. Follow the maze with your pencil to help the Superhero 1 PDF file with 8 mazes - perfect for a table top activity

You will receive a PDF of this item. Included: Superhero traits sheet Genotype to phenotype problems Phenotype to genotype problems Identify homozygous and heterozygous problems 7 Punnett square practice problems including incomplete dominance and co-dominance Answer key

A simple printout worksheet for a cover lesson. Students are given a faint template of a superhero and asked to design their own superhero. Students will also need to draw out an emblem/logo for their hero, list their abilities and weaknesses and write a brief story explaining how their superhero gained their abilities. The resource contains both male and female superheroes. A perfect quick printout for a emergency cover lesson.

Turn a complex medical topic into a story of strength and support with this “Superhero-themed” assembly for Diabetes Awareness Week. This presentation is designed to build empathy, reduce stigma, and teach students the science of how the body uses energy. Resource Overview Using the engaging metaphor of “Racing Cars” and “Magic Keys,” this assembly helps children understand the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and provides practical tips on how to be a supportive friend. Key features of this presentation include: The Great Energy Race: A simple explanation of how our bodies use Glucose as fuel to run, play, and learn. The Magic Key (Insulin): Explains the role of the pancreas and insulin in a child-friendly way—showing that for people with diabetes, the “keys” to unlock energy are either missing or not working correctly. Type 1 vs. Type 2: Clearly distinguishes between the two. It emphasizes that Type 1 (most common in children) isn’t caused by diet or lifestyle—it just happens—removing any potential for “blame” or misunderstanding. Technology & Management: Introduces students to the “cool tech” used by diabetes superheroes, such as insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs). The “Support Squad”: Practical advice on how to be a “Super Friend,” including spotting signs of a “hypo” (feeling shaky or low) and knowing when to get a teacher. Why Choose This Assembly? Promotes Inclusion: Helps students who have diabetes feel seen, understood, and supported by their peers. Curriculum Links: Supports Science (the human body and health) and PSHE (empathy, kindness, and managing health conditions). Engaging Metaphors: Uses the “Superhero” and “Racing Car” themes to keep young audiences focused and make the information easy to remember. Ready-to-Use: Professionally designed with clear language and vibrant concepts, perfect for a whole-school or year-group assembly. Equip your students with the “Superpower of Knowledge” and foster a kind, supportive school community this Diabetes Awareness Week!

A full unit for writing a superhero origin story based on the story pattern in Spider-Man’s origin story (but you will find lots more that fit this pattern). By the end of the unit, Students will have read and mapped out a typical pattern in an origin story. They then design their own hero character and plan and write an origin story for them. Great for creative ideas- Spider-Man was bitten by a spider- what could happen to your character to make them super-powered? My students came up with so many brilliant, creative origin stories and produced some excellent writing following this structure. Resource includes: Spider-Man origin story class reader Spider-Man origin story simplified version Origin story mapping and planning frame Design your own superhero planning sheets Visuals to support the planning process Superhero power matching cards

Art & Design cover lesson - introducing students to the work of illustrator Sandra Chevrier, who creates portraits with Marvel character masks covering the face. This worksheet has examples of Chevrier’s work and instructs students to complete their own design over the blank portrait to the left of the page. Please note that this is a worksheet only, not a full lesson or presentation.

Complete unit of work following Eduqas media studies spec. x4 double lessons focusing on: media language media respresentation Audiences Industries

A powerpoint introducing monologues to the students. This follows on from previous work on Superheroes, and asks them to create a monologue as their superhero persona.

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This scheme is focused around developing the use of theatrical devices and introduces students to several new techniques, as well as revisiting some others as part of a spiral curriculum. Devices explored in this scheme include: Thought Tracking Marking the Moment Cross Cutting Flashback Physical Theatre In the pack you will get: Full SOW 6 fully resourced lessons 6 Powerpoint presentations 1 homework booklet for this scheme 1 End of term assessment task The download consists of a full 6 week SOW for this topic along with all the powerpoints for each lesson, plus a homework booklet for this SOW and an end of term assessment task. The scheme is ready to teach so minimal preparation will be required for both Drama teachers and non-subject specialists to deliver this scheme. I have written it to be a ‘grab and go’ scheme for teachers so you get everything you need in the download.

5 double lessons for Eduqas Media Studies Component 2. Stormzy Superheroes.

A superheroes themed genetics activity which allows students to practice working with Punnett squares. The activity comes with a set of superhero cards and their powers [traits] which students use to work out the phenotypes and genotypes of their potential offspring. There are 8 superhero cards in the set. They can be printed in greyscale or colour. Save paper and time by laminating the cards and keeping them as class sets. Provide each student with a blank Punnett square solution grid for completing the crosses and activities. Great as a group extension or consolidation activity or for early finishers. A great accompaniment and support for the above resource. Genetics - Allele Dice Genetics - Punnetts and Pedigrees Task Cards Genetics Task Cards Genetics World War ZZ Genetics Greek Mythology Clipart by: Ron Leishman Digital Toonage ToonClipart

An assortment of superhero symbols on a single sheet. Pupils can draw on lines of symmetry and state the order of rotational symmetry.

3 weeks of enhancements around the theme of superheroes and supertato