The hilarity of middle school superlatives!
For those who may not know, superlatives are awards given to students based on their characteristics or habits. Here are some examples of funny ones:
1. **Most Likely to Fall Asleep in Class**: This one's a classic! Who hasn't dozed off during a long lecture?
2. **Best Hairdo (That Still Looks Okay)**: Middle schoolers often experiment with their hair, and this award acknowledges those... creative attempts.
3. **Most Creative Excuses for Being Late**: Let's face it, middle schoolers are masters of coming up with outlandish reasons for being tardy!
4. **Quietest Kid in the Cafeteria**: For that one student who can eat a sandwich without making a peep...
5. **Best Dressed (Even When It's Just Sweatpants and a Hoodie)**: Who says you need to dress up to look stylish? Not these middle schoolers!
6. **Most Likely to Accidentally Superglue Their Shoes Together**: Okay, maybe this one doesn't happen often, but wouldn't it be funny if it did?
7. **Fastest Finger on the Keyboard (During Class)**: When you're trying to get that math problem done before the teacher calls on you...
8. **Best Impersonation of a Zombie During Science Class**: Because who hasn't had a moment where they felt like they were undead and just wanted to shuffle out of there?
9. **Most Likely to Forget Their Lunch Money (Every. Single. Day.)**: The struggle is real for this student!
10. **Longest Time Spent Playing 'Would You Rather' During Class**: Who needs actual learning when you can have a fun discussion about hypothetical scenarios?
These superlatives are sure to bring some humor and nostalgia to your middle school years (or, at the very least, provide some entertainment value)!
The nostalgia of middle school superlatives!
Here's a sample PDF template for you to print and distribute:
**Middle School Superlatives**
**Most Likely to Succeed:** _______________________________________________________
**Best Dressed:** _____________________________________________________________
**Class Clown:** ______________________________________________________________
**Most Athletic:** ______________________________________________________________
**Brainiac:** ________________________________________________________________
**Most School Spirit:** _______________________________________________________
**Most Creative:** ______________________________________________________________
**Funniest Person:** __________________________________________________________
**Most Improved:** ___________________________________________________________
**Best Hair:** _______________________________________________________________
**Most Likely to Make You Laugh:** __________________________________________________
You can customize the categories to fit your school's personality and students' interests. Have fun printing and distributing this PDF!
High school superlatives!
In many high schools, students vote on various categories to determine the "best" or most deserving student in each category. The categories can vary, but common ones include:
1. **Most Likely to Succeed**: The student who is expected to achieve great things in life.
2. **Best All-Around**: The student who excels in multiple areas, such as academics, sports, and extracurricular activities.
3. **Class Clown**: The student who always brings humor and entertainment to the classroom or school events.
4. **Most Athletic**: The student who is an exceptional athlete and represents their school's teams with pride.
5. **Best Hair**: Because, let's be real, some students have hair that deserves special recognition!
6. **Worst Driver**: A humorous category that pokes fun at the student who might not be the most skilled behind the wheel.
7. **Most School Spirit**: The student who is always cheering on their school and showing enthusiasm for school events.
8. **Best Dressed**: The student who always looks sharp and put-together, whether in formal wear or casual attire.
9. **Most Likely to Be Remembered**: The student who will be remembered for their unique personality, sense of humor, or memorable moments.
10. **Sweetest/ Nicest**: The student who is kind, friendly, and has a heart of gold.
These categories can bring laughter and camaraderie among students, making the experience more enjoyable and creating lasting memories.
Funny superlatives are a great way to add humor and whimsy to your writing. Here are some examples:
**Most Likely To...**
* Make you laugh without trying: [Name]
* Get stuck in the shower: [Name]
* Eat an entire pizza by themselves: [Name]
**Best At...**
* Making dad jokes: [Name]
* Wearing ridiculous outfits: [Name]
* Playing pranks on friends: [Name]
**Worst At...**
* Being serious: [Name]
* Telling goodbyes: [Name]
* Holding a steady hand: [Name]
**Most Valuable For...**
* Procrastination techniques: [Name]
* Excuses for being late: [Name]
* Justifying why they're still playing video games: [Name]
These are just a few examples, but you can come up with your own funny superlatives to describe people, places, or things. The key is to be playful and creative!
What a fun idea! While the traditional high school superlative awards might not apply to elementary students, you could create your own silly and playful categories that are relevant to their age group. Here are some ideas:
1. **Most Likely to Make You Laugh**: This student always seems to find humor in everyday situations and can make their classmates giggle.
2. **Best Dressed (or Undressed)**: For the student who consistently shows up to school looking stylish, or for those who rock their favorite PJs on casual days.
3. **Most Creative Problem Solver**: This student is known for thinking outside the box and coming up with innovative solutions to tricky situations.
4. **Best Buddy**: The student who is always willing to lend a helping hand, offer words of encouragement, or just be a good friend.
5. **Most Likely to Get Lost in the Classroom**: For the student who gets so absorbed in their work that they forget where they put their pencil (or themselves!).
6. **Fastest Fingerprinter**: For the student who can create an impressive array of fingerprints on their artwork or classroom materials.
7. **Best Snack Bringer**: The student who always remembers to share their treats with friends and classmates, making everyone's day a little sweeter.
8. **Most Creative Use of Art Supplies**: This student finds new and creative ways to use art supplies, turning everyday materials into masterpieces.
9. **Best Storyteller**: For the student who has a knack for spinning engaging yarns that capture their classmates' attention (and imaginations!).
10. **Most Likely to Surprise You with a Hidden Talent**: The student who might surprise you by revealing a hidden talent or skill, like singing, drawing, or playing an instrument.
Remember to keep things lighthearted and playful, focusing on positive qualities and behaviors that are relevant to elementary students. Have fun!
Middle school superlatives are a fun and lighthearted way to recognize students' achievements and quirks. For elementary students, you could adapt the concept to focus on their unique qualities, strengths, and personalities. Here are some ideas:
**Most Likely to...**
* Make Us Laugh
* Be a Good Friend
* Try New Things
* Be an Amazing Reader
* Show Kindness to Others
**Best...**
* Artist in the Classroom
* Singer/Rapper
* Storyteller
* Problem-Solver
* Team Player
**Quietest...**
* Bookworm
* Thinker
* Daydreamer
* Observer
* Introvert Extraordinaire
**Loudest...**
* Class Clown
* Prankster
* Cheerleader
* Troublemaker (in a good way!)
* Voice of Reason
**Most Creative...**
* Inventor
* Artist
* Writer
* Doodler
* Think-Out-of-the-Boxer
**Most Determined...**
* Go-Getter
* Perseverer
* Hard Worker
* Risk-Taker
* Never-Give-Up-Nista
**Funniest...**
* Comedian
* Jokester
* Prankster (again, because it's that funny!)
* Humorist
* Laughter Magnet
Remember to keep the tone light and playful, focusing on positive qualities and achievements. This is a great way to boost students' confidence and celebrate their individuality.
Here are some funny superlative ideas that might be suitable for adults:
1. Most Likely to Procrastinate: This one is perfect for anyone who's always finding creative ways to put off tasks.
2. Best at Making Excuses: For those who've mastered the art of coming up with elaborate justifications for why they're running late or didn't meet a deadline.
3. Longest Time Spent in Pajamas: Perfect for adults who love their comfiest clothes and wear them way longer than they should.
4. Most Creative Ways to Use Coffee: For coffee lovers who've found innovative ways to consume their daily dose, like using it as a hair dye or adding it to ice cream (don't try that one at home!).
5. Worst Cook Ever: This one's for those who can manage to burn water and still insist on trying to cook.
6. Best at Making Up Songs: For adults with an impressive talent for creating terrible, yet catchy, tunes in the shower or while driving.
7. Longest Time Spent Playing Video Games: Perfect for gamers who've lost all sense of time and space.
8. Most Likely to Fall Asleep Anywhere: This one's for adults who can nod off anywhere, anytime – even during meetings or while watching their favorite TV show.
9. Worst at Giving Directions: For those who always seem to get lost or send friends on wild goose chases when asked for directions.
10. Best at Making Funny Faces in the Mirror: Perfect for adults with a great sense of humor and an impressive collection of silly expressions.
Remember, these superlatives are all in good fun!
Yearbook superlatives are a beloved tradition in many schools, where students vote on various categories to recognize their peers' unique qualities and characteristics. Here are some common yearbook superlative categories:
1. Most Likely to Succeed: Given to the student who is expected to achieve great things in life.
2. Class Clown: Awarded to the student who always brings humor and laughter to the class.
3. Most Athletic: Recognizing the student who excels in sports or physical activities.
4. Most Creative: Honoring the student with a flair for art, music, writing, or other creative pursuits.
5. Best Dressed: Given to the student who consistently dresses well and makes an effort to look their best.
6. Most Intelligent: Awarded to the student with exceptional academic abilities.
7. Friendliest: Recognizing the student who is always approachable and friendly to their peers.
8. Most School Spirited: Given to the student who shows the most enthusiasm and school pride.
9. Best Hair: Honoring the student with the most unique, stylish, or impressive hairstyle.
10. Most Likely to Be Famous: Awarded to the student who has a strong desire to be in the spotlight and may even have a chance at achieving fame.
These categories are often tongue-in-cheek, and students' votes can be influenced by personal relationships, inside jokes, and school culture. However, they also provide an opportunity for students to acknowledge and celebrate each other's strengths, quirks, and accomplishments.
Some schools may choose to add their own unique superlative categories, such as:
* Most Likely to Make You Laugh
* Best Snacker
* Most Adventurous
* Best Pet Owner (for students with pets)
* Most Likely to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse
Remember that yearbook superlatives are meant to be lighthearted and fun. They're a way for students to poke fun at themselves, their peers, and the quirks of high school life.