As part of their unit on the United Nations’ Global goals, Grade 6 students have created their own unique heroes to save the planet. They were initially tasked with creating a design for a hero with superpowers based on the and writing a story. To get started, they learned some of the things that superheroes have in common, like the places they protect – usually a city or other area – their secret identities, and their conflicts and inner struggles. For the final part of the project, the Grade 6s shared their superheroes and stories with Grade 2 and 3 students in the Pemberton Woods Dining Hall. The Junior School students had the chance to go around the room, take a look at the Grade 6 projects, and ask questions about the superheroes. Next, they got to create their own heroes with help from their Grade 6 buddies. Overall it was a morning filled with creativity and idea-sharing, and the Grade 6s had a great time showing off all their hard work.
Related Posts
Why Every Student Should Participate in Model UN
As you’re probably aware, there’s a significant amount happening around the world right now. We stand at a crossroads,...
Grade 4 Students Break Codes to Discover Who We Are
Grade 4 students have stepped into the role of “code breakers” as part of their current IB PYP Unit...
GNS IB Diploma Students Celebrate Exceptional Exam Results
For almost 30 years, GNS has been at the forefront of nurturing personal and academic excellence through its participation...