Class Superlative Awards

Forty-seven blank award certificates pair with a reference guide describing roughly three dozen superlative-award categories and the student traits each one recognizes.

Grades: Not Grade Specific
File type: Multiple File Types

Updated Jun 15, 2023

Subject: End Of Year, Classroom Management
Topic: Certificates, Awards
Resource types: Templates, Teacher Tools

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About this resource

Forty-seven blank award certificate templates, delivered as both a PDF and an editable PowerPoint file, give teachers one printable certificate per superlative-award category, each with blank lines for the student's name, the teacher's name, and the date. A companion five-page reference guide, ordered to match the certificate set, describes roughly three dozen award categories in a sentence or two each, from 'Future World Traveler' and 'Class Entrepreneur' to 'Most Empathetic' and 'Class Inventor,' suggesting which student traits or classroom behaviours each award is meant to recognize. Several award descriptions reference real public figures as aspirational comparisons or direct award-title inspiration, including a teacher named after Jaime Escalante, an athletics award referencing Michael Phelps, and an environmental-advocate award titled after Al Gore.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Use the included learning resource.

Teaching tips

Use the five-page reference guide to match each of the roughly three dozen award descriptions to a specific student before selecting the matching certificate from the 47-item set.
Distribute awards at an end-of-year or end-of-term celebration, since the certificates are personality- and behaviour-based rather than tied to a specific unit or subject.
Review the award descriptions in advance, since a few reference real public figures by name (for example, an 'Al Gore' environmental-advocate award), and confirm they fit your classroom's norms.

Skills covered

Certificate personalization — teachers select a fitting superlative award for each student and fill in the name, teacher, and date fields on the matching certificate.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

How does the reference guide relate to the 47 certificate files?

It is ordered to match the PowerPoint certificate set and gives a one- or two-sentence description of the student traits or behaviours each of the roughly three dozen award titles is meant to recognize, helping a teacher pick the right certificate for each student.

Which awards in the reference guide are tied to real public figures as examples?

The 'most likely to be a great teacher' description references Jaime Escalante, the athletics award references Michael Phelps, the kindness-and-intellect award references Pasteur, one comedy award references Cantiflas, and the environmental-advocate award is directly titled the 'Al Gore' award.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

Classroom awards
End-of-year recognition

Topics

Certificates Awards Superlative Awards Printables Class Superlatives Fun Superlative Certificates End-Of-Year

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End Of Year Classroom Management Templates Teacher Tools Not Grade Specific

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