Courageous Kids
Read several of the stories on the Web site below about courageous kids.
Choose 3 that you would like to report on.
First, write down what you learned about being a courageous kid in each story. Then, on drawing
paper, create 3 cartoons or drawings that show what you have learned. Include a headline on each
of your pages to catch people's attention.
All pictures will be put into a class book to be displayed for the school.
| Lesson Name: Courageous Kids | |
| Objective: Students will create a class book on how courageous kids deal with different situations. Each student will contribute 3 drawings or cartoons with headlines to the book. | |
| Grade: (3-5) | Lesson Login: courageous_kids |
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Additional disciplines: Computer Skills ELA The Arts |
Materials: Computer with Internet access Painting software Printer, if using software Drawing paper Art supplies |
| Interactive Whiteboard Tip: Read the stories on the "Courageous Kids" Web site together as a class. Display the site on the interactive whiteboard and have the students click on and read the stories aloud. If students create their drawing using painting software, these can also be shared with the class on the whiteboard. | |
