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Using Super Bowl  Ads In The Classroom
            Created by Frank Baker, media educator/Invite this media literacy expert to your school

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Want to use Super Bowl commercials in your classroom?

This page was designed as a resource for educators. You will
find links to lesson plans, news articles and streaming video clips.

Copyright: educators can legally record and use Super Bowl ads in instruction


Read
Monday February 8's issue (for post-game ad coverage)
Friday February 5
 (pre-game ad coverage)
 

GETTING STARTED RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS
Download these:
core concepts of media literacycritical thinking/viewing questions
and the common techniques of persuasion;
learn more about media literacy

Lesson Plan: The Super Bowl Ads & Media Literacy
  Media Literacy in Super Bowl Ads

Classroom Activity:  Super Bowl Survey 2010

'FREE the BOWL(TM) From Beer Ads' Video Contest

Tell the NFL: Make the Super Bowl Family-Friendly. Stop the Beer Ads.




Where to view the previous Super Bowl Ads:
CBS Sports
Wall St Journal
www.myspace.com/superbowlads
http://sports.aol.com/nfl/superbowlads
SuperBowl-Ads.com 
www.superbowltvads.com
http://sportsline.com/nfl/postseason/superads

Super Bowl Greatest Commercials
Now Playing: Classic Super Bowl Ads 

 




Super Bowl site
 

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ARTICLES TO DOWNLOAD                          
Latest Super Bowl Ad News
In Super Bowl Commercials, the Nostalgia Bowl
Super Bowl TV spot brings Leno, Letterman together
Super Bowl Ads: Betty White, Bud Light, Big Laughs
Tebow Super Bowl Ad Strikes Light-Hearted Tone
For Advertisers, the Biggest Game of the Year (NYT Interactive Graphic)
Google to run its first-ever Super Bowl commercial
Bringing new buzz to Super Bowl ads  
List of advertisers by quarter
; list of advertisers
Automaker ads make Super Bowl comeback
Pepsi Skips Super Bowl TV Advertising for Social Media
Super Bowl Ad Time Is Sold Out, CBS Says
An Advocacy Ad Stirs a National Debate

truTV unveils Super Bowl ad
CBS sells out Super Bowl commercials
A Super Bowl primer for media buyers
Super Bowl: Sizing Up the Competition
The Big Game Goes For A Record
Audi Ad Raises Nazi-era spectres
Rejected or not, Super Bowl ads generate buzz
Why Hyundai's Dead Serious About Its Super Bowl Ads
Bud to Take Vote on Clydesdales in Super Bowl
Super Bowl network CBS rejects gay ad
Universal Orlando Conjures Up a Harry Potter Spot in the Super Bowl
A kiss is just a kiss -- unless it's a gay Super Bowl ad
Coke Unveils Integrated Super Bowl Platform
CBS Considering Airing Gay Dating Site Ad During Super Bowl
Bridgestone Offers Sneak Peek of Super Bowl Ads

Marketing Professors Report New Findings in Super Bowl Ad Success
A Bud Light Super Bowl ad
Brett Favre To Pitch Hyundai During Broadcast
New Coca-Cola Ads Debuting During Broadcast of Super Bowl XLIV
Super Bowl Ads to Show More Skin
Super Bowl to show more ads with people in their underwear
For Super Bowl, Expect the Unfamiliar From A-B
Super Bowl Ads Rival Game in 2010
Companies question costs of Superbowl advertising
Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad sparks clash over love, family choices
Why This $3 Million Baby Is Back on the Super Bowl
Rivalries as Keen as on the Field
Danica Patrick as Marilyn Monroe for Super Bowl ads
Stations Rack Up Super Bowl Ads
Dockers Debuts “Men Without Pants” TV Spot During Super Bowl XLIV Broadcast
For Super Bowl XLIV Advertisers, Synergy Is the Name of the Game
Super Bowl Commercials Are The Reason For Most Viewers To Watch Super Bowl
Teleflora Super Bowl 2010 Ad Features Don Rickles
Super Bowl Ads More Exciting Than the Game?

How Focus on the Family Bought a Super Bowl Spot
CBS Gives OK To Focus Super Bowl Spot
Tim Tebow To Star In Anti-Abortion Super Bowl Ad

Viewers Vote on SuperBowl Ads of Last Ten Years
Boost Mobile Super Bowl Ad Has 1985 Chicago Bears Doing The Super Bowl Shuffle
Advertisers Will Kick Themselves for Skipping Super Bowl XLIV
Chrysler to Advertise During Superbowl
Dodge Suits Up for the Super Bowl
Super Bowl Ads: A Whole New Ballgame
Super Bowl ad fall bodes badly for TV sports
Super Bowl Sales as Economic Indicator
Turner's TruTV Buys Super Bowl Ad
TNS Super Bowl Ad Data Shows Networks Biggest Advertisers
CBS charges less for 30-second commercial slot during Super Bowl
Super Bowl XLIV Will Likely Set a Record for Commercial Minutes
TNS: New Advertisers Sign For Super Bowl
Super Bowl ads are going, going ...
Why FedEx Chose Orange Bowl Over Super Bowl
National Research Firm will Team with Viewers to Determine Top Super Bowl Ads
Dove Super Bowl 2010 Ad Promotes Men+Care Product Line
Sitting this one out
Doritos Reveals Six Consumer-Created Commercials Vying for $5 Million Bonus ...
Dr Pepper Buys Its First Super Bowl Spot
That's Right: Boost Mobile Is Running A Super Bowl Ad
Will Super Bowl sponsors stay in the game?
Hyundai's Super Bowl ad excites Montgomery's leaders
Focus On The Family plans on spending ...
Relaunched Pop Secret Heads to Super Bowl
Motorola to run Droid Super Bowl ad

Pepsi won't advertise in upcoming Super Bowl
CBS Inches Closer to Selling Out Super Bowl XLIV
Super Bowl sales spike, despite downturn (Ad Week.com)
CBS: Name Your Price for a Super Bowl Spot (Adage.com)

Read:  Super Bowl Ratings: Most-Watched In History
            USA Today's recap of 2009 ads:
Ad Meter results
            The Nielsen Company’s 2008 Guide to the Super Bowl
          
 Nielsen's Recap Of 2008 Super Bowl Advertising
            post 2007 Super Bowl game ad reviews
            these articles from the Feb 2007 USA TODAY newspaper

  


 NOTE: Additional year's data has been added to this chart by Frank Baker
Year Price *1 Price Adjusted for Inflation *2 Network Rating *3 Avg. Number Home Avg. Number Viewers
1967 $40,000 $245,350 CBS,NBC *4 41.1 22,570,000 51,180,000
1968 54,000 319,098 CBS 36.8 20,610,000 39,120,000
1969 67,500 381,555 NBC 36.0 20,520,000 41,660,000
1970 78,200 416,379 CBS 39.4 23,050,000 44,270,000
1971 72,000 364,607 NBC 39.9 23,980,000 46,040,000
1972 86,000 421,233 CBS 44.2 27,450,000 56,640,000
1973 103,500 488,568 NBCk 42.7 27,670,000 53,320,000
1974 107,000 460,397 CBS 41.6 27,540,000 51,700,000
1975 110,000 424,436 NBC 42.4 29,040,000 56,050,000
1976 125,000 452,873 CBS 42.3 29,440,000 57,710,000
1977 162,000 555,980 NBC 44.4 31,610,000 62,050,000
1978 185,000 595,423 CBS 47.2 34,410,000 78,940,000
1979 222,000 652,105 NBC 47.1 35,090,000 74,740,000
1980 275,000 708,296 CBS 46.3 35,330,000 76,240,000
1981 324,300 748,356 NBC 44.4 34,540,000 68,290,000
1982 345,000 737,120 CBS 49.1 40,020,000 85,240,000
1983 1400,000 824,936 NBC 48.6 40,480,000 81,770,000
1984 450,000 888,987 CBS 46.4 38,880,000 77,620,000
1985 500,000 954,137 ABC 46.4 39,390,000 85,530,000
1986 550,000 1,014,070 NBC 48.3 41,490,000 92,570,000
1987 575,000 1,041,607 CBS 45.8 40,030,000 87,190,000
1988 600,000 1,045,145 ABC 41.9 37,120,000 80,140,000
1989 675,000 1,122,497 NBC 43.5 39,320,000 81,590,000
1990 700,000 1,106,186 CBS 39.0 35,920,000 73,852,000
1991 800,000 1,198,515 ABC 41.9 39,010,000 79,510,000
1992 800,000 1,166,896 CBS 40.3 37,120,000 79,590,000
1993 850,000 1,200,770 NBC 45.1 41,990,000 90,990,000
1994 900,000 1,240,150 NBC 45.5 42,860,000 90,000,000
1995 1,000,000 1,339,973 ABC 41.3 39,400,000 83,420,000
1996 1,100,000 1,435,370 NBC 46.0 44,145,000 94,080,000
1997 1,200,000 1,519,674 FOX 43.3 42,000,000 87,870,000
1998 1,300,000 1,621,886 NBC 44.5 43,630,000 90,000,000
1999 1,600,000 1,963,990 FOX 40.2 39,992,000 83,720,000
2000 2,100,000 2,503,131 ABC 43.3 43,618,000 88,465,000
2001 2,050,000 2,357,880 CBS 40.4 41,270,000 84,335,000
2002 1,900,000 2,160,721 FOX 40.4 42,664,000 86,801,000
2003 2,100,000 2,323,355 ABC 40.7 43,433,000 88,637,000
2004 2,250,000 2,445,073 CBS 41.4 44,908,000 89.795,000
2005 2,400,000 2,532,392 FOX 41.1 45,081,000 86,072,000
2006 2,500,000 2,541,562 ABC 41.6 45,867,000 90,745,000
2007 2,600,000 2,600,000 CBS 42.1 47,505,000 93,200,000
2008 2,700,000 2,700,000 FOX 44.7 48,665,000 97,500,000
2009 estimated
 3,000,000
TBA NBC 42.1 48,139,000 *98,732,000
2010 $2.5~$2.9M   CBS 45.0   **106,500,000
1. Consensus reported price for :30 commercial.
2. Adjusted for inflation in 2007 dollars.
3. Percentage of TV households watching average minute of Super Bowl telecast.
4. First Super Bowl aired on both CBS and NBC; CBS charged $85,000 and NBC charged $75,000 for one minute.
Source: "Advertising Age" (prices), Nielsen Media Research (ratings)
* Second most viewed TV program in television history
** Most watched TV program in TV History

























 
















 


























































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