How SuperDville Works

Watch videos and complete activities with 7-13 year-olds to teach social and emotional learning.

SuperDville in 5 Minutes

Each SuperDville Lesson Includes:

SuperD! Show Episodes

Short, live-action video skits starring LD kids that address a wide variety of social and emotional learning themes.

Scripted Lesson

Created by teachers, each lesson includes: objectives, social and emotional learning themes, discussion questions and activity prompts.

Activity Video Prompts

Video prompts by the SuperD! Show cast that tee up activities and create a peer-to-peer mentoring experience.

Additional Student Activities

Reinforce key themes, so that each SuperD! Show video may be watched numerous times throughout the school year.

 

Using SuperDville is as Easy as 1-2-3

1 Tune into The Super D! Show! 2 Chat about the episode with your class. 3 Activity time!
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Tune into The Super D! Show! In each session, students tune into an episode of our live-action video skit series starring a cast of kids with learning differences: The Super D! Show for elementary school kids, or W.U.N.D.R. for middle schoolers. We recommend teachers preview the episode first.

Try SuperDville out for FREE! We'll give you exclusive access to both an episode of The Super D! Show for elementary school kids, and W.U.N.D.R. for middle school kids. Plus, you’ll have full access to that episode’s discussion guide, and four hands-on activities with video intros from the cast. Click here to claim your free lessons.

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Chat about the episode with your class.

Get your students talking! Ask questions like, What was the video about? What was your favorite part? How did the SuperD kids solve their problem? Could you use the same strategies in your own life?

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Activity time! Every episode of The Super D! Show and W.U.N.D.R. come with four hands-on activities for your classroom based on that episode's themes — plus fun videos from The Super D! Show cast explaining how to do each activity. Activities can be completed as a class, in small groups, or one-on-one with a student and educator.

Click here to see a sample episode and activities!

Who Uses SuperDville?

School Leaders

Use SuperDville with 7-13 year-olds in general ed classrooms, the resource room, after school activities, or as one-to-one support.

Teachers

Use SuperDville in your classroom to supplement academic content.

Psychologists & Tutors

Use SuperDville as a one-on-one or small group tool with your students. 

Parents

Use SuperDville for homeschool programs, or to supplement school work. 

Frequently Asked Questions

The SuperDville Audience

Is SuperDville only for kids with Learning Differences?

Is SuperDville only for kids with Learning Differences?

While we created SuperDville with kids with learning differences in mind, teachers using the program have found that the curriculum helps build empathy within their whole classroom community and that all kids, not just those with LDs, relate to the themes of each episode.

Is SuperDville only for Special Education classrooms?

Is SuperDville only for Special Education classrooms?

Educators have successfully used SuperDville in special education classrooms, general education classrooms, inclusive classrooms, and in speech pathology and guidance offices.

What grades are best for SuperDville?

What grades are best for SuperDville?

We currently offer grade-specific programs for 3rd through 6th grade, with 7th and 8th grade currently in production.

The SuperDville Curriculum

How many lessons are there per grade?

How many lessons are there per grade?

There are nineteen SuperD! show lessons per elementary school grade.
Each middle school grade features thirty-two lessons, accommodating the unique needs and development of middle schoolers.

How often should we have a SuperDville lesson?

How often should we have a SuperDville lesson?

We recommend at least one SuperDville lesson per week, giving your elementary school students nineteen weekly segments of instruction, and middle schoolers thirty two weekly segments.

What happens before, during and after a SuperDville lesson?

What happens before, during and after a SuperDville lesson?

Before the lesson:

  • Ten-minute teacher prep: Preview an episode, choose your discussion prompts, and prep for the activity.

During the lesson:

  • Watch an episode of The Super D! Show
  • Talk about it with your class, in small groups, or one-on-one
  • Completing an activity created for that episode

After the lesson:

  • We want kids to remember what they’ve learn with SuperDville, so we’ve created a series of discussion prompts and affirmations for teachers to use throughout the week.
  • Read more about how to use SuperDville in your classroom here.

How long does a SuperDville lesson take?

How long does a SuperDville lesson take

It's really up to you!

Try a bite-sized mini-session by viewing an episode and discussing. Or, dig into a whole 20+-minute lesson by watching an episode, discussing together, and completing an activity.

Activities can be done during a lesson or later. Some teachers even send activities home with kids so parents can share the SuperDville experience.

What activities are included in each episode?

What activities are included in each episode?

Activities include video "how-to" intros from the cast, scripted lesson plans, learning objectives, discussion questions, and interactive activities. These activities encourage kids to explore each episode's themes through movement, writing, role-playing and art.

Did you know that when you sign your classroom up for SuperDville, all of your students' parents get free home access to the program as well?

What languages is SuperDville available in?

What languages is SuperDville available in?

All Super D! Episodes have been translated and dubbed into Spanish.

We have translated the written curriculum into six languages to ensure all parents can have easy access: Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Mandarin, Portuguese, and Spanish.

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