My students enjoyed it when I printed off a whole buch of Disney characters and backed them on colored paper so you couldn �t see who it was when it was turned over, put them all face down in the middle and we took it in turns to pull 2 "mystery cards" and had to make a sentence comparing them. If they needed more support you could also give them the adjective to use or have them pull a mystery adj card, too. Just did the same for superlatives but with 3 cards instead of 2 and said "of the three." It would be in keeping with your Disney theme which is why I thought it might be of use to you. I then expanded to talk about the different Disney movies - elicited the names from them and gave them the adjectives and they made comparative & superlative sentences.

 

As follow up you could possibly get them to make a poster (though it does involve using paper) comparing several Disney characters and then present them to the class before displaying them on the wall.

 

Also there were 2 good Shrek ppt uploaded here a few weeks ago for both comparative and superlative, I �ll see if I can find the link for you and edit the post and put it in here for you.

 

Link: http://www.eslprintables.com/buscador/author.asp?user=10834#thetop

 

Hope some of this at least helps and have a lovely weekend.

Julia