Myers-Briggs Super Hero Projects

Perhaps you've had a chance to explore the Voki which describes each dimension of the Myers-Briggs personality assessment that our 4th and 5th graders took. One way we used the data and insight about our personalities was to develop a "Super Hero" with super traits based on our personality profiles. Before we got too carried away though, we also had to analyze our profiles for possible weaknesses, and imagine those onto our alter egos as well (hey, even Superman has kryptonite!)

These are up in the room at both campuses, and you'll get to see them when they come home with most of our work toward the end of the year. One of our most popular heroes has been "Neona" from Hannah at Isbell (an "INTP"). Next time I'm in trouble, I hope she's nearby!

"What Is Gifted?"- A Video for Students

Personality Profiles: True Colors and Myers-Briggs

One of our major focuses since coming back from Winter Break has been on discovering truths about our own personalities and how we relate to the world and others. Different grade levels used different personality tools, and below you'll find a Prezi presentation for both of the profiles we used. Videos are used to highlight characters who demonstrate the discussed personality traits. You can zoom in and out of the Prezi using the controls.

If you have trouble viewing the Prezi's below, you can link to online versions of them here:

• What's Your True Color?
• What's Your Personality Type (Myers-Briggs)?

 

1st through 3rd Grade: What's Your True Color?

What's Your True Color? on Prezi

 

Want to take the True Colors quiz yourself?

 

4th and 5th Grade: Myers-Briggs

What's your personality type? on Prezi

 

Kid-friendly Myers-Briggs Quiz

Adult Myers-Briggs Quiz