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Summer Camp: Super Heroes Boredom Busters

I am so thrilled to be part of Design Dazzle’s Summer Camp!! I am Telisa from SugarTot Designs, a digi designer, a DIYer, a decorating addict, and a mommy to 3 busy boys who I like to call my “SugarTots”. I hope you enjoy our latest Superhero craze with these boredom buster super powers.We like our Super heroes over here at SugarTot Designs, so when it comes to a summer boredom buster activity. . . it’s Super Powers to the rescue!! My boys switch between being Thor, Iron Man, Batman, Captain America and the Hulk so I thought I would give them a few more to choose from (and by a few I mean 33). 
Creative Ideas for those bored summer kids! Super Heroes boredom busters! This is so clever!
If you want your own jar of Super Powers (who doesn’t??)  simply download the papers, print and cut out the labels. Yes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Transformers fall into Superhero category around here. 
Mod podge or glue the name of the Superhero on one side and the powers/ logo that go with it onto the other side of the craft sticks and put them in a jar (or you can put them on different sticks and have a matching game).
There are a couple household “super powers” that will help your kids get some chores done. I know my boys tend to help out more if I tell them to use their super powers to make their bed, pick up toys, etc.
 

Go here for the SUPER POWERS printables 1
SUPER POWERS printables 2

 
 
 
I plan on using this activity for my boys not only when they need something to do but maybe as a distraction when a melt down happens. . . which they usually do on long summer days.
We probably have too many superhero accessories but let your kids use their imagination in creating gadgets, armor, capes, etc. that go along with the stick they choose. I love this quick tutorial on how to make a cape out of an old t-shirt.
Can you tell Captain America’s shield and Thor’s hammer have been used quite a bit?? My son likes to tell me on a daily basis that “he posses the power of Thor.” 
 
Let the super powers begin!

DISCLAIMER: I do NOT pretend to be an expert on Superheroes and their powers (in fact, I need to thank my baby sitter 🙂 for helping me out) so please excuse any errors you might find and just go with it. . .
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