Greetings!
Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 4:47 pm
Hello All,
I am Patronus and this is my first post on the BASH forums.
I am excited as 'all-get-out' to have found BASH.
As an upper elementary school teacher, I'm always on the lookout for cool stuff to entice my students to read. I plan to add a 'super-herioc' theme to Language Arts this year since many of the kids are already into comics but just don't seem to read much otherwise.
Though I just picked up a copy of BASH yesterday, I already know it's going to be an appealing enticement- "Hey kiddos, guess what you get to do when the work is done?"
The rules look easy to teach/learn, and the layout is oh-so-cool.
I'm looking forward to teaching it to my kids as an option when their work's done, or for indoor recesses.
I took the liberty of making a set of updated character sheets- I took the official one and added 'ghostly' template images (from Fabrica De Herioca) that the kids can draw their characters' costumes on.
Enjoy!
I am Patronus and this is my first post on the BASH forums.
I am excited as 'all-get-out' to have found BASH.
As an upper elementary school teacher, I'm always on the lookout for cool stuff to entice my students to read. I plan to add a 'super-herioc' theme to Language Arts this year since many of the kids are already into comics but just don't seem to read much otherwise.
Though I just picked up a copy of BASH yesterday, I already know it's going to be an appealing enticement- "Hey kiddos, guess what you get to do when the work is done?"
The rules look easy to teach/learn, and the layout is oh-so-cool.
I'm looking forward to teaching it to my kids as an option when their work's done, or for indoor recesses.
I took the liberty of making a set of updated character sheets- I took the official one and added 'ghostly' template images (from Fabrica De Herioca) that the kids can draw their characters' costumes on.
Enjoy!
I feel like going back to school 