30 superpowers
Spin the wheel to pick one of 30 superpowers, such as flight, invisibility, super speed and talking to animals. Each power is a plain, general idea, so children can invent their own hero, name and costume around it.
Use it as a random superpower generator for story starters: spin once and write what a character does with the power on a rainy Monday. In drama, students act out their power while others guess it. For art, each child draws a hero using their power and adds a speech bubble. Families can spin at dinner and ask everyone how they would use the power to help a neighbor.
Spin twice to give a hero two powers, or spin once and then once more for a weakness the hero must work around. The mode is Allow repeats. Choose Everyone once to give each student a different power, and use Fullscreen to show the wheel on the board.
Spin once, then write three sentences: who the hero is, what the power does and one problem it solves. A 10-minute timer works well for a class.
Yes. Choose Everyone once under the list. The wheel holds 30 powers, so a class of up to 30 gets no repeats.
No. Each entry is a general idea, such as flight or invisibility, so children make up their own heroes.
Yes. Type one power per line in the list box, for example "Making rain gardens grow". Save to My Wheels keeps your list in this browser.