Some may find teaching students about superstitions to be unsettling, but fear not. This lesson plan and activity can help students delve into the topic and ponder why certain beliefs continue to exist. Through research, students will explore the origins of superstitions and why people hold onto them. Additionally, the activity will encourage students to reflect on their own personal beliefs and feelings towards superstitions. Extension activities and ELA content included.
Very Superstitious
This product is a digital download PDF. It contains 14 common superstitions and a blank template that can be utilized to fit your classroom content or students' inventions. There is a two page lesson plan that is easy to follow as well as terms of use and legal information on the last two pages. Download will be a total of 20 pages.
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