In preparation of Martin Luther King Jr., Day we spent some time this week talking about heroes. We read the Scholastic News mini-book From Boy to Hero and The Story of Ruby Bridges by Robert Coles. Then the class helped me make a circle map to brainstorm characteristics of a hero. Didn't they come up with some great ideas?!
Today we worked on Hero Webs where students got to do some thinking about a person that they would like to give a Hero Award to. Students will complete a Hero Award report at home so we can make a Hero bulletin board next week.
Here is my Hero Award report!
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