Love the powerpoint, I'll use in my lesson next time.  Something I used for superlatives and comparatives that was really fun was the superlative/comparative dice game.  I think it was mentioned here before by someone.  Pick a theme.  For example- countries.  Write the numbers 1-6 down the board.  Next to each number write a word. Japan, China, USA etc.  Divide the class into teams.  Have a member of each team roll the dice.  The number they roll corresponds to the words on the board.  For example.  If they roll 1 (USA) and 4 (Korea) they must make a comparative.  USA is bigger than Korea.  If they roll doubles, they can make a superlative.  Give the team the points on the dice.  I saved famous people for last and let the kids pick 6 famous people.  They loved it.     

So during this last week of classes or so, i gave the opportunity to elect set Senior Superlative categories. That particular bit isn't here, but you might want to make your own categories anyway.

With that lesson is this lesson on Superlatives in general. It's alot of fun. Not terribly academic, i admit, but fun, particularly if you have no qualms letting the kids belt each other on the head with a plastic squeaky hammer.

Check it out. Run with it. Have a good time. Let me know how it goes, even if you don't get around to it til next semester.

I'm all for students belting each other on the heads with that ridiculous plastic squeaky hammer ~ that thing is AMAZING! 
Thanks for sharing, will definitely try this out! :D

I used this lesson and it was alright.. it was kinda hard to keep the kids attention throughout but the kids are falling asleep and hard to get to pay attention always

this was an amazing and supportive lesson following my lp last week:)

Thank you so much, OP. Great ppt. I can see that you've put lots of effort into it.
capebretonbarbarian - thank you for the idea.

I don't have much time to read the rest of the posts, but I really wanted make time to stop and thank you guys.