Transcript My Hero: Heroes, Heroines and Super Heroes Dr. Howie DiBlasi C.I.O (Retired) “Emerging Technologies Evangelist” 1-150

My Hero:
Heroes, Heroines
and Super Heroes
Dr. Howie DiBlasi
C.I.O (Retired)
“Emerging Technologies Evangelist”
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Conference Links:
• www.drhowie.com
• www.disneyscience.com
• http://disneyscienceblog.blogspot.com/
• TWITTER: hdiblasi
• e-mail: [email protected]
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www.drhowie.com
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http://disneyscienceblog.blogspot.com/
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Who is your
hero?
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Most Popular Careers Children
Want when they Grow Up
http://shareranks.com/4780,Most-Popular-Careers-Children-Want-when-they-Grow-Up#ixzz2gNvPPUXw
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Super Hero
Secret Agent
Astronaut
Vet
Zoo Keeper
Pop Star
Police man
Firefighter
Athlete
Teacher
Princess
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When I Grow Up: Kids' Dream Jobs
• Danielle and Francisco- 7 years old
• Danielle grows up, she wants to be a
model, and thinks she’ll be paid $505 a
year.
• Francisco wants to be a spy or Super
Hero–and figures he’ll earn $500,000
annually.
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Our hero! Batkid saves the day in San Francisco
Every Kid's Dream Job:
Superhero for a Day
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My favorite line in the movie
'Spiderman' was:
• “With great power comes
great responsibility"
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Why do kids love “Super Heros” ?
Why Do Kids Need “Superheroes”?
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Why Do Kids Need Superheroes?
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http://www.beliefnet.com/Inspiration/Galleries/Why-Do-Kids-Need-Superheroes.aspx
• “They taught me to read and helped shape
my moral code – they are a part of my DNA. I
understand importance of cultivating young
readers that will have a similar experience; as
the father of an 8-year-old boy who’s a big fan of
Spider-Man.
• I’m thrilled to see my son have a
similar experience.”
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Is playing superhero good for kids?
http://www.thenational.ae/lifestyle/family/is-playing-superhero-good-for-kids
• "One of the biggest reasons kids love
superheroes is the sense of control and
power they can exert on the world
vicariously*"
• (*experienced or felt by watching, hearing about, or reading about
someone else rather than by doing something yourself)
• (* felt or enjoyed through imagined participation in the experience of
others: a vicarious thrill.
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In defense of the superhero
• 1. Superhero play helps children develop concepts such as right
and wrong and good and bad
• 2. Gives parents the chance to have important conversations with
children.
• 3. Patience. Wearing a Superman cape and hearing about his fantastic
abilities made preschoolers better able to delay gratification.
• 4. Confidence. In the world of superheroes, anything is possible.
• 5. All that dreamed-up play is great exercise
for the brain and the
imagination.
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In defense of the superhero
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6. "Parents who allow their children to indulge in the make-believe world of
superheroes will find their offspring have higher levels of confidence
and competence,“
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7. Possessing superpowers in a virtual world makes people more
likely to be
helpful in real life
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8. Empowerment. "Children have very limited control over many areas of their
lives. Becoming a superhero in their play allows them to access some sense of
power,“
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9. "It can help them act out and process any inner turmoil and sense of
powerlessness that they have. This can help children to resolve issues of power
and control, and it allows them to resolve or reduce fears and anxiety.
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10. They can also try out different personas and can experiment about
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11. Healthy food choices. Children can be primed to order healthier fast food
items by thinking about what their favorite superhero would eat.
the type of person they want to be.“
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21st Century
Superheroes
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ky3krLTLrY
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Who is your favorite Super Hero and why?
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Batman
Spider-Man
Superman
Iron Man
Wolverine
Hulk
Captain America
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Thor
The Green Lantern
Flash
Goku
Deadpool
Wonder Woman
Catwoman
Nightwing
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Your Turn….
NUDGE your neighbor
– Name of your superhero
– What attracted you to your superhero?
– What physical traits and abilities does your
hero possess?
– How do these traits make him/her heroic?
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Typical Characteristics of a Superhero
• Nudge your neighbor
• TodaysMeet
• https://todaysmeet.co
m/superhero2
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Typical Characteristics of a Superhero:
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Strong
Intelligent
Wears a Costume
Athletic
Role Model
Has a Weakness
Has an Arch Enemy
Secret Identity (alter ego)
Love Interest
Has a goal
Brave
Special Powers
Earns respect
Has a “sidekick”
Unique
Uses Gadgets
Has a lair or “hideout”
Interesting Past (Motivation)
Vehicle
Determined
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http://kilby.sac.on.ca/faculty/kramon/English/Grade%2010%20Files/Short%20Stories/typical_character
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istics_of_a_hero.htm
Name some SUPER Heroes and
their characteristics
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Voice Thread http://voicethread.com/
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Voice Thread
• VoiceThread - Conversations in the
cloud
• voicethread.com/
• Transforming media into collaborative
spaces with video, voice, and text
commenting.
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http://voicethread.com/?#q
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The Superhero Name Generator:
Your Superhero Name
• Generate random names, or choose
based on your own name. ... ages, and
can be used to create super names
• The SuperHero RPG, Marvel Super
Heroes, ...
• http://superhero.namegeneratorfun.com/
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My superhero name is:
Mr. Neutron
• You were working in a secret nuclear
laboratory, when a freak explosion gave
you unearthly powers!
• Absorbing Kinetic Energy –
• Your abilities mean that any force used
against you is instantly absorbed and
stored –
• You can then project it outwards with
devastating effects!
• Protect Centropolis from bicycle
thieves, while also battling the evil
plans of The Man from Elsewhere!
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Your Turn….
• Using the Superhero Database website
Demo
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Using books on superheroes or the
Superhero Database website
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Have students choose a favorite
superhero and answer the following
questions:
– Name of your superhero
– What attracted you to your superhero?
– What physical traits and abilities does your
hero possess?
– How do these traits make him/her heroic?
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http://www.superherodb.com/
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Superhero Database:
FEATURED RESOURCES
• This website provides a comprehensive database of superheroes, villains,
super powers, and elements pertaining to superheroes.
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http://www.superherodb.com/index.php
Further Reading: Carter, James Bucky, ed. Building Literacy Connections with Graphic Novels:.
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Captain America
versus
Iron Man
Compare characters
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Captain America
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Iron Man
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Strength level
550 kg (1,210 lb)
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Strength level
200+ tons
(440,000 lb)
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Powers
Human physical
perfection
Weapon-based
Powers
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Powers
Accuracy
Durability
Endurance
Energy Absorption
Energy Beams
Energy Blasts
Flight
Force Fields
Healing Factor
Invisibility
Magnetokinesis
Power Suit
Radiation Immunity
Reflexes
Super Speed
Super Strength
Underwater breathing
Vision - Night
Vision - Telescopic
Vision - Thermal
Weapon-based
Powers
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Superhero Classroom
• http://www.pinterest.com/jupator87/superhero-classroom/
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Super Hero Crafts - Pinterest
Children Decor Superheroes Clean Your Bedroom by
FitToPrintDesigns, $14.00 .
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Super hero week - Pinterest
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25+ items - police officer crafts, superhero party, and super heros.
Toddler Things: Firefighters - Toddler crafts, activities and resources.
Firefighter Crafts -- Most little boys love fire engines and fire trucks and fire ...
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14 Awesome Superhero Craft
Projects - Babble.com
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http://www.babble.com/crafts-activities/14awesome-superhero-craft-projects/
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Amy Anderson - in 5,720 Google+
circles
• Channel your inner
superhero by making
one of these fun craft
projects!
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Create Your Own Super Hero Comic
• http://marvelkids.com/activities
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Classroom Ideas
• Using Superhero Comics to Teach
English and History ...
• Edutopia-Using Superhero Comics to Teach English and History
• The Hands-On Teacher: Super Hero Writing
WEEK!
• I busted out my super easy SUPER HERO WRITING
PACKET! I made ... Then, as a class, we shared some of
our ideas and made a huge list of ...
• Why Superheroes Have a Place in My
Classroom
• Batman Classroom Art The unit was successful in my
classroom, and I started adding superhero figures to my
room. The art teacher at the ...
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HeroMachine Character Portrait Creator |
Create your own ...
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http://www.heromachine.com/
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Comic Blocks
http://www.babble.com/crafts-activities/14-awesome-superhero-craftprojects/comic-blocks/
• Turn simple plastic
cubes into table
numbers at a superhero
party - tape comics on
the inside.
• Visit the post at Bride
Goggles
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http://bridegoggles.blogspot.com/2010/08/d
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How to Create Simple Comic Strips With
Storyboard That
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np-1qdaf_Aw
• Storyboard That
• Use to create simple comic strips.
• The video above demonstrates how to use the basic functions of
Storyboard That.
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• Free and paid plans.
• Free plan allows you to create three and six frame stories. Limits
you to three storyboards per week.
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10 Ways to Create Comics Online
Free Technology for Teachers
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Witty Comics provides a simple platform that students can use to create two
character dialogues.
Artisan Cam is more than just a comic creator, it is a comprehensive collection
of online art activities.
The Super Hero Squad invites kids to create their own super hero comic strips
and comic books.
Pixton is a drag-and-drop cartoon creation tool which allows anyone
regardless of artistic ability to create comics.
Strip Generator allows anyone, even people who claim they can't draw, to
create a good-looking black and white comic strip.
PikiKids provides a variety of layouts to which students can upload images
then edit the images or add text bubbles and titles.
Write Comics is a free, simple tool for creating comic strips.
Make Beliefs is a free comic strip creation tool that provides students with a
variety of templates, characters, and prompts for building their own comic
strips.
Be Funky is a simple tool for turning digital photographs into digital comics.
Chogger is a free comic strip creation tool offering a good selection of editing
tools.
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The Superhero Project for kids make your own superhero and ...
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http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/sites/kids/files/attachment
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by Mark Cox - in 31 Google+ circles
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Printable Classroom Projects
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Free foreign language projects, a project
library with completed projects from around the
world, lesson plans and downable ...
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Style a hero
http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/make-your-own/style-hero
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Style a hero
http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/en/make-your-own/style-hero
• Tell us about the hero
you styled!
• What's their name?
• What do they look
like?
• What special
powers do they
have?
• What can they do?
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· Hometown Heroes Finger
Puppets - Galison
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Project – Finger Hero Puppets
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Get Ready for a Super Hero Themed
100th Day of School Right ...
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http://www.mrsminersmonkeybusiness.com/2014/0
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• 100th Day Super HeroCape Family Project.
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Get Ready for a Super Hero Themed
100th Day of School Right ...
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http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lesson-plans/fantastic-charactersanalyzing-creating-30637.html
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http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/studentinteractives/compare-contrast-30066.html
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Read Write Think
• Cube Creators
• Provide templates
designed to break the
writing process into
six distinct parts.
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/cube_creator/
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Story Map
• Free interactive
story planning
tool
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From Read Write Think.
• Story Maps provides
four templates for
outlining stories.
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http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/story-30008.html
Trading Card Creator
• Create an
Abraham
Lincoln
trading card
http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/trading-card-creator30056.html
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Fakebook - ClassTools.net
http://www.classtools.net/FB/home-page
• Use "Fakebook" to chart the plot of a
book, the development of a character, a
series of historical events, the debates and
relationships between people, and so ...
• Example Fakebook pages and ideas for
use in the classroom | Web ...
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Lesson Plan:
Fantastic Characters:
Analyzing and Creating Superheroes and Villains
Students analyze and discuss familiar
superheroes and super-villains to expand
their understanding of character
types and conventions.
• http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/lessonplans/fantastic-characters-analyzing-creating-30637.html
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FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE
• Using graphic novels and comics
in the classroom produces
effective learning
• Engage their imaginations while
using critical analysis
• Discover the excitement of
creating their own fictitious
character.
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Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer:
Students use this printout to compare and contrast
superheros and super-villains.
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My Hero:
Heroes, Heroines
Dr. Howie DiBlasi
C.I.O (Retired)
“Emerging Technologies Evangelist”
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Heroes?
Were these people Heroes?
Or were they just normal people, in some cases just doing their jobs?
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Martin Luther King Jr.
Nelson Mandela
Leonardo Da Vinci
Rosa Parks
George Washington
Albert Einstein
Mahatma Gandhi
Anne Frank
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
Davy Crockett
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Meriwether Lewis
Winston Churchill
Mother Theresa
Malcolm X
Alexander the Great
Thomas Paine
Isaac Newton
Florence Nightingale
Helen Keller
Thomas Edison
Alexander Graham Bell
Steve Jobs
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My Hero – My Dad
• Made by Dad: 67 Blueprints
for Making Cool Stuff
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New Book Series
• Ordinary People
Change The World
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By Brad Meltzer
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Abraham Lincoln
Amelia Earhart
Rosa Parks
ALbery Einstein
http://www.ordinarypeoplechangetheworld.com/
We can all be heroes. That's the inspiring message of this lively,
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We can all be heroes.
• That's the inspiring message of this lively, collectible picture
book biography series from New York Times bestselling author
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Brad Meltzer.
Kids Are Heros Too
• Kids are Heroes - Kids are making a
difference in this world
• http://kidsareheroes.org/
• Devoted to inspiring kids to become
involved in their communities. Includes
ways to help and feature stories.Lily's
Heroes - For Kids - Store - Press Box
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http://kidsareheroes.org/
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Ok so you are excited about
becoming a hero.
• How do you do it? We have listed here various
ways to get started. Many of the heroes have
contributed ideas to this section. Pick out what
you think will be fun and enjoyable, yet have a
positive effect.
You can get more ideas from oure heroes in the
"Meet the Heroes" section. Once you've
completed an important task to help others, ask
a parent to nominate you to be a hero on our
site.
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• Kids are Heroes - Kids are making a
difference in this world
• kidsareheroes.org/
• Devoted to inspiring kids to become
involved in their communities. Includes
ways to help and feature stories.
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• Kids Are Heroes | Facebook
• https://www.facebook.com/KidsAreHeroe
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• Hey Mary Margaret - It's Jack - here's a
link to an article here in Canada for the an
active site on Kids Are Heroes from my
sisters Thanks, Jack ...
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• Kids Are Heroes - YouTube
• www.youtube.com/user/KidsAreHeroes
• This is the trailer to the Kids Are Heroes
Youtube channel at
youtube.com/KidsAreHeroes. We are a
non-profit that empowers children to
become leaders
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What is “The Hero's Journey?”
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZxs_jGN7Pg#t=51
• Fafa explains Joseph Campbell's famous theory.
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Grades 6 – 12 | Student
Interactive | Inquiry & Analysis
• Hero’s Journey
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Elements of the hero's journey
Analyze a text
Follows the hero's journey pattern
Start creating a hero story of their own
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http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/hero-journey30069.html
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Types of Heroes/Heroines
• Heroes You Might Find in Literature
• The Hero Archetype
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Archetype: refers to either:A statement, or pattern of behavior, upon which
others are copied, patterned, or emulated.
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Classic Hero
Tragic Hero
Epic Hero
Anti-Hero
– (Modern Hero)
• Medieval Hero
Romantic Hero
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The Eight Male Archetypes
The Chief
The Bad Boy
The Best Friend
The Charmer
The Lost Soul
The Professor
The Swashbuckler
The Warrior
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Overview
>>>> Your Turn
• An ancient story pattern that
can be found in texts from
thousands of years ago or in
newly released Hollywood
blockbusters.
• This interactive tool will
provide students with
background on the hero's
journey and give them a
chance to explore several of
the journey's key elements.
• Record examples from a
hero's journey they have read
or viewed or to plan out a
hero's journey of their own.
• http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/studentinteractives/hero-journey-30069.html
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Wizard of Oz:
• Who is the HERO?
• What is the individual trying to find?
•In the Wizard of Oz, Dorothy is the
story's hero, a girl trying to find her
place in the world.
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Making my first Photo Story
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Microsoft Photo Story
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7
Windown 8
• Microsoft Photo Story - Free Download
& Easy Install Download
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A host of heroes:
Video by April Gudenrath
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_p9Q8Dj3X2c#t=56
• My Hero - Superhero and a host of others
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Building Conversations: Literaturebased Projects Connecting
Classroom and Families
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Suzanne Porath
• Several adaptable classroom projects based on
young adult literature that romoted conversation
and involvement with students' family members
and deepened the students' understanding of
the text
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Download (.pdf)
Literature-based_Projects__Connecting_Classroom_and_Families.pdf
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Web English Teacher presents the best of K-12 English
Language Arts teaching resources: lesson plans, videos, etexts, technology integration, criticism.
http://www.webenglishteacher.com/hero.html
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The all-purpose guide to epic movies : Chart shows different archetypal roles-in Harry
Potter, Star Wars, and other movies: the hero, the threshold guardian, the trickster,
etc.
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An Anti-Hero of One's Own
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Chart of Gods
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Comparison of World Myths
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Deities & Superheroes
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Hero: The Hero Archetype in Literature, Religion, and Popular Culture Outline of
characteristics:illustrations from Star Wars, Braveheart, The Lion King, other stories.
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George Lucas and the Power of Myth
Heroes are Made of This: Studying the Character of Heroes
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The MY HERO Project
http://myhero.com/go/home.asp
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The MY HERO Project
http://myhero.com/go/home.asp
• Tells the stories of ordinary people who have
accomplished extraordinary things.
• The mission of MY HERO is to use media and
technology to celebrate the best of humanity
and to empower people of all ages to realize their own
potential to effect positive change in the world.
Our freely accessible, not-for-profit project is
supported by visitors of all ages who share stories, art,
and short films on our award-winning multimedia journal
and digital library
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Objectives
Students will be able to:
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• Why do we need to recognize
the value in human heroism;
• Write a creative piece about their own hero.
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Your turn… 3 x 5
• A hero is…….
( 5 characteristics
• The difference between a
hero and a celebrity is….
• My Hero is……
• Because they….
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Heroes Are Made of This:
Studying the Character of Heroes
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Define Heroic Traits
Small groups
List heroic and unheroic traits
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Write them on the board, chart pape
List of traits
Infer any heroic traits based upon unheroic traits or vice versa.
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Identifying which traits the class agrees on
Which are in question
Exercise is not to create consensus but to explore the idea of heroism
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Have students read about some heroes on the Web.
Three useful sites are The My Hero Project
Encyclopedia Mythica
Time Magazine's Heroes and Icons
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My Hero Objectives:
• To discover hero traits
• To discover a personal modern hero
• To write an engaging and concise descriptive
essay
• To develop Internet research skills
• To develop technology skills through the use of
the MY HERO process: saving and citing Web
images, citing Websites, and uploading
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Heroes: What They Do and Why We Need Them
• Heroes: What They Do and Why We
Need Them
• http://blog.richmond.edu/heroes/
• Your Everyday Heroes - Motivational
Stories & Inspirational
• http://www.values.com/your-everyday-heroes
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http://myhero.com/natework/MY%20HERO%20Eduactors%20Guide%202012.pdf
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CONTENTS
Introduction
Skills and Standards
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Getting Started
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Participate in The MY HERO Project
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MY HERO’s Free Online Multi-Media Resources
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Teacher’s Room Resources
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Join a MY HERO/iEARN Learning Circle
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Additional Materials
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Exemplary Media from our Digital Archive
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Who Uses The MY HERO Project?.
MY HERO Media Arts Tutorials and Festivals
Create Your Own Organizer Webpage
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• American Heroes: Then and Now
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http://www.mccsc.edu/~jcmslib/mlk/jackson.htm
Thumb up – Thumbs down?
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Anthony, Susan B.
Jordan, Michael
Powell, Colin
Aaron, Hank
King, Martin Luther
Robinson, Jackie
Banneker, Benjamin
Lincoln, Abraham
Roosevelt,Franklin
• MacArthur, Douglas
• Marshall, Thurgood
Walker,
• Edison, Thomas
• Owens, Jesse
• Woods, Tiger
• Jackson, Jesse
• Paige, Satchel
• Wright, Frank L.
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http://myhero.com/go/teachersroom/lessonview.asp?id=17
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http://myhero.com/go/teachersroom/resources.asp
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http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?ca=82adb
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Your turn…Explore media
Stories
Art
Films Audio Library
Click on above for Direct Links
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Songs and Music - Heroes
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15 Sensational Superhero Songs ****
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Songs That Make You Feel Like a Hero
• Woodkid said,
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listen to my music."
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• Songs can make us feel a lot of things (like
we're underwater, for example), but there is a
time and place for feeling enourmous, and these
are the songs that help get us there.
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Hero Songs: Other Animated Features
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Kayley singing "On My Father's Wings".
Garrett singing "I Stand Alone".
Devon and Cornwall singing "If I Didn't Have You".
Kayley and Garrett singing "Looking Through Your Eyes".
Anastasia singing "Journey to the Past" and "Once upon a
December".
Dimitri and Vladimir singing "Rumor in St. Petersburg".
"Danny's Arrival Song" and "Animal Jam" sung by Danny.
"Tell Me Lies" sung by Sawyer.
Danny, Sawyer, Pudge, Wooly the Mammoth, Tillie the Hippo, T.W.
Turtle, Frances Fish, and Cranston Goat singing "Nothing's Gonna
Stop Us Now".
Hubie and Rocko singing "Looks Like I Got Me a Friend".
Princess Odette and Prince Derek singing "Far Longer Than
Forever".
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Hero Songs
http://protagonist.wikia.com/wiki/Hero_Song
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Can you find more? Disney
Hercules singing "Go the Distance".
Rapunzel singing "When Will My Life
Begin".
Aladdin singing "One Jump Ahead".
Mulan singing "Reflection".
Belle singing "Belle".
Jiminy Cricket singing "When you Wish
Upon a Star".
Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket singing "Give
A Little Whistle".
Snow White singing "Someday my Prince
will come".
The Seven Dwarfs singing "Heigh-Ho".
Ariel singing "Part of your World".
Cinderella singing "A dream Is a Wish Your
Heart Makes".
Cinderella and Prince Charming singing
"So This Is Love".
Aladdin and Jasmine singing "A Whole
New World".
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Can you find more? Disney
Genie singing "Friend Like Me" and "Prince
Ali".
Pocahontas singing "Colors of the Wind".
Timon, Pumbaa and Simba singing
"Hakuna Matata".
Tiana singing "Almost there".
Belle and the Beast singing "Something
There".
Megara singing "I won't say that I'm in love".
Alice singing "In A World Of My Own."
Lumiere and the enchanted objects singing
"Be Our Guest" and "Human Again".
Tiana, Naveen, and Louis singing "When
We're Human".
Simba singing "I Just Can't Wait to be King".
Quasimodo singing "Out There".
James singing "My Name is James".
Anna and Elsa singing "For the first time in
forever".
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"Wind Beneath My Wings"
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
It must have been cold there in my
shadow,
to never have sunlight on your face.
You were content to let me shine, that's
your way.
You always walked a step behind.
So I was the one with all the glory,
while you were the one with all the
strength.
A beautiful face without a name for so
long.
A beautiful smile to hide the pain.
Did you ever know that you're my hero,
and everything I would like to be?
I can fly higher than an eagle,
'cause you are the wind beneath my
wings.
It might have appeared to go unnoticed,
but I've got it all here in my heart.
I want you to know I know the truth, of
course I know it.
I would be nothing without you.
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Did you ever know that you're my hero?
You're everything I wish I could be.
I could fly higher than an eagle,
'cause you are the wind beneath my wings.
Did I ever tell you you're my hero?
You're everything, everything I wish I could
be.
Oh, and I, I could fly higher than an eagle,
'cause you are the wind beneath my wings,
'cause you are the wind beneath my wings.
Oh, the wind beneath my wings.
You, you, you, you are the wind beneath my
wings.
Fly, fly, fly away. You let me fly so high.
Oh, you, you, you, the wind beneath my
wings.
Oh, you, you, you, the wind beneath my
wings.
Fly, fly, fly high against the sky,
so high I almost touch the sky.
Thank you, thank you,
thank God for you, the wind beneath my
wings.
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Your Turn - Project
Look over the lyrics of "Wind Beneath My
Wings“
• Select the KEY words
• Locate images to match to the words – See next
slide
• Save the images to a folder or on your Device
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Apps for Photo Storytelling
• Instagram Photo Storytelling
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Free to users
(iPhone and Android phones only)
Digital filters and a movie camera,
Allows for up to 15 seconds of video.
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• With Aviary
• Edit photos
• Digital filters
like Instagram,
• Warmth,
saturation,
and
sharpness of
a photo.
• Aviary is best
for someone
with
experience a
filter.
• Cost: Free
Photo Editing
VSCO Cam
• Allows it to set
multiple points of
focus
• Edit your photo
with great
precision.
• Filters that give
you a retro filmbased look for
photo
storytelling.
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Free Tools to Share your
Slideshows and Presentations
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1- Calameo
2- Docuter
3- Wepapers
4- Share Zoho
5- Edocr
6- Scribd
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StoryCorps
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http://storycorps.org/
• National project to instruct and inspire people to
record each others' stories in sound.
Listen to Stories
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Themes - Popular Featured Stories Clayton Sherrod - Shuffle
Featured Stories
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Themes - Locations Ollie Cantos - Clayton
Sherrod - ...
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Animations
Danny & Annie - Q & A - Marking the Distance - A Family
Man - ...
• Me & You
• Jackie Miller and her
husband brought home their
son, Scott, whom they
adopted. 37 years later, Scott
brought his mother to
StoryCorps, where they
shared a conversation about
Jackie's decision to adopt
him, their profound love for
one another, and Scott's
trepidation at what the future
holds.
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Annimoto
• Animoto
• Video Slideshow
Maker with Music
http://animoto.com/
• Turns your photos and
video clips into professional
video slideshows in
minutes. Fast, free and
shockingly simple - we
make awesome easy.
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Sites like ANNIMOTO
• Stupeflix - Video production made easy $8 month
• Got images? Create videos! Stupeflix is a REST web service that turns
your pictures, videos,
• http://studio.stupeflix.com/
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VUVOX - slideshows, photo, video
• Create and share dynamic slideshows, photos, videos, music sharing, and
MySpace codes with this free, browser-based application.
http://www.vuvox.com/
• PhotoPeach - Fresh slideshows to go!
$9 month
• Automatically make your own free slide show in seconds. Upload photos,
pick music, add captions in the show, and more! http://photopeach.com/
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Web Sites For Storytelling
• Slidestory ( Sign up required
• This tool allows you to record a narration with your slide
show. Post on the web for students or classmates to see.
• Sliderocket (No New Signups
• Create a stunning-looking PowerPoint-style multimedia
presentation which can then be viewed and shared online.
A great way to introduce topics in the classroom.
• One True Media (Sign up required-free account or $39 yr
• http://www.onetruemedia.com/ "...effortlessly combine
photos and video clips with words and music to
personalize your story. Share with our Online Slideshow or
get as creative as you want with Video Montage." Upload
images and audio for story track.
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Upload your photos
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Select photo images (.JPG ) on your device
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Upload your photos
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Arrange the photos in the order you desire
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Select music
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Music Upload
• Our premium service allows you to upload your
own MP3 music files for your soundtracks.
• If you want to upload your own MP3 music files,
please upgrade your account to
premium after saving this slideshow.
• You can change the soundtrack of your saved
slideshow anytime you like.
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Edit
NOTE: Appears that you can not edit or
rotate photos in the program
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Finished SHow
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Web Sites For Storytelling
• Scooch: http://scooch.gr0w.com/
• Scooch is a Web-based slide show program that will allow
you to post photos and make slide shows that you can
share with others over the Web.
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(Download Scooch Scooch is free for non commercial use!
• Zoho Show: Sign up required-Free- Unlimited Users-5 GB
• This great online tool allows you to create, edit and share
presentations online making it easy to create interactive
homework assignments or to organize your notes in an
audio-visual format.
• AuthorStream: This download is managed by a
download manager, an ad supported smart installer.
Learn more.
• Another PowerPoint centered program, AuthorStream
makes it simple to upload and share your presentations.
http://www.authorstream.com/
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$$ Web Sites For Storytelling
• PhotoShow.com
$30.00 yr
• Can start with no account or Sign in
• 3 Steps-Add photos-Presonalize-Share
• If you want to use your music must have Premium
account
• 1 year: $39.99 Or $3.33/month
• Turn your Photos into a Music Slideshow
• It's so easy that just about anyone can tell an engaging, one-of-akind story in just minutes!
• Create dazzling photo slideshows online for free.
http://www.photoshow.com/home/start
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Your Turn
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Practice Creating A Story
Search Google Image Search
Find and download 10 Images
Select a Web Tool-Slides
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Women as Heroes
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The human factor: JR's “Women are heroes” (excerpts) | Blogs D/A
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JR's Women are heroes project at the Morro da Providência, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil (2008). Women are heroes is an inspiring project, film, and ...
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Photos from JR's Women Are Heroes street photography project.
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by Heather Murphy - in 83 Google+ circles
Jun 28, 2012 - It's also a question that emerged again and again during the
course of JR's massive “Women Are Heroes” photo project, as he attempted
to ...
www.slate.com/.../photos_from_jr_s_women_are_heroes_...
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• 'I am around ninety years old. I
had a happy life. A good
husband. I tattooed his initials on
my chest. Unfortunately, he died
in 1976.
Jessie Jon,
Liberia
• The worst day of my life is still
buried deep inside my soul. I had
two daughters before the war. But
then the war started here and my
daughter got pregnant. We
started running away. But the
belly of my daughter was very big
and we had to rest. They asked:
'Is it a girl? Is it a boy?' They
opened the belly and took the
baby out of the stomach. They
threw the baby in the water and
they killed my daughter.'
• Image © JR; caption text by
Marco Berrebi
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TRAILER " WOMEN ARE
HEROES" on Vimeo
• 6:36
• Brief nudity at beginning-part of the
documentary
• Vimeo
• In Women Are Heroes, JR introduces
women
• https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=TRAILER%20%22
%20WOMEN%20ARE%20HEROES%22&sm=12
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Your turn…
• A Woman hero is……. ( 5 characteristics
• The difference between a woman hero
and a celebrity is….
• My Hero is……
• Because she ……..
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Sports Heroes
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Can celebrities and sports figures be
heroes?
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What characteristics would a “Sports
Hero” have?
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( credit to Myhero.com
http://myhero.com/go/teachersroom/
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Lesson Plan - Jackie Robinson, A Black Hero
• This lesson will introduce the children to a
hero whose actions changed the course of
... courage in opening the door for other
black professional sports players.
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Subjects: Language Arts, Library / Technology, Philanthropy and Social Studies
http://learningtogive.org/lessons/unit37/lesson1.html
Objectives: The learner will:
explain how one person can make a significant difference in the lives of
many others, while acting for the common good.
• describe Jackie Robinson's personal courage in opening the door
for other black professional sports players.
• demonstrate through writing that citizens have a responsibility for
the common good.
• Handout 1
http://learningtogive.org/lessons/unit37/lesson1_attachments/1.html
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Cross-Curriculum Extensions:
Bibliographical References:
Assessment:
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Sports Heroes
10 Sports Heroes That Are Actually Heroes
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10. Michael Jordan
9. Terry Fox
8. Pat Tillman
7. Roberto Clemente
6. Billie Jean King
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4. Jackie Robinson
3. Ted Williams
2. Jessie Owens
1. Muhammad Ali
How would you rank them?
How many do you know about and could share their attributes?
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The Real Life Super Hero Project
http://www.reallifesuperheroes.com/
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About The RLSH Project.
Do you recognize a superhero
when you look one in the face?
Do you think such men and
women truly exist?
If not ...
If doing good starts with the willingness to try, Mr. Xtreme, a Real Life
Superhero on the ground in San Diego, California, was born willing.
Extremely so. From his formidable body armor (“It’s kind…
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Unsung Heroes: Encouraging Students to Appreciate
Those Who Fought for Social Justice
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http://zinnedproject.org/materials/teaching-about-unsung-heroes/
• Teaching Activity.
• Essay by Howard Zinn and lesson by Bill Bigelow.
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Students research and share stories about unsung
heroes in U.S. history.
• Time Periods: All US History | Themes: Civil Rights
Movements, Organizing, Wars & Related Anti-War
Movements, Women's History | Reading Levels:
Grades 6-8, High School | Resource Types: Teaching
Activities (Free)
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm ?
• But why hold up as models the 55 rich
white men who drafted the Constitution as
a way of establishing a government that
would protect the interests of their class —
slaveholders, merchants, bondholders,
land speculators?
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Hooray for Heroes
• Hero Sandwich Booklets
– What characteristics make up a hero?
– Cut out construction paper "bread slices."
– Cut out a few construction-paper sandwich fillings (such
as meat, cheese, lettuce, and tomato).
– Label each with one characteristic of a hero, using the
chart you've created as a reference
– Show them how to stack and staple the fillings between
the bread to make booklets
– Invite student to share and compare their booklets
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Hands For Heroes Bulletin Board
• Invite children to identify literary
heroes!
• First, read aloud several fables,
folktales, and other appropriate
stories.
• Name the hero in each, challenging
them to use the class definition to
determine whether or not
characters are truly heroes.
• Trace their hands on construction
paper, cut out the outlines, ‘• Label each with a favorite literary
hero and his or her heroic
accomplishment.
• Read more stories, encourage them
to create additional hands for
display.
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Who is gonna fill their shoes?
George Jones (1931 – 2013)
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3 kinds of people
• 1. Visitors
• 2. Renters
• 3. Owners
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3. Owners
• I may be only one
person...BUT I can be one
person who made a
difference.
• Vadra Franceene Grace …Age 10
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My Hero:
Heroes, Heroines
and Super Heroes
Dr. Howie DiBlasi
C.I.O (Retired)
“Emerging Technologies Evangelist”
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