Read and Write about Superheroes

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Superheroes ðŸ¦¸  have fascinated children for many, many years since comic books came into the market for the first time. The brightly colored comic books with short, exciting dialogues attract not just children but many adults too. Many of the old comic books have become collector's items i.e. they are very rare and expensive. With the advent of superhero movies, the fascination has reached new heights. More recently, with the advancement in special effects using computers,  movies such as Iron Man, Justice League, and Avengers have enthralled adults and children alike with their nail-biting action and exhilarating stories. Children, especially boys, love to talk about their favorite superheroes. They also like dressing up as superheroes. So why not use some cool facts about their favorite superheroes ðŸ¦¸ as a reading comprehension exercise. This is the perfect way to make little kids write: Ask them to write about something that they like!

I have assembled these seven cute reading exercises on superheroes. I am sure that your children will be excited to read and write about their favorite characters.


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