“Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope!” Movie Review and Intergalactic Activities

“Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope!” 1977 Movie stars Mark Hamill. Movie Review and Intergalactic and Inclusive Education. ©

“A young farmer named Luke joins a mission to rescue Princess Leia from the clutches of the evil Darth Vader. With the help of a wise old mentor named Obi-Wan Kenobi, a smuggler named Han Solo, and a droid duo, R2-D2 and C-3PO, they set out on an adventure across galaxies to deliver secret plans that could save the Galaxy.” Imbd.com

You will need “Star Wars IV: A New Hope,” Stars Mark Hamill.

Warning: Parental Guidance. Violence, Swearing, and Deals with Violence!

Recommended Grades: 5+.

What's inside this package?

✔ Four individual Three-Part Lesson plans for each activity.

✔ Package in PDF can be converted to Google Classroom, Easel.

✔ Student package, just print and teach.

✔ Parents and teacher’s communication page.

✔ Six amazing inclusive education activities.

Don’t just watch a movie; let your students live it! A great way to integrate a movie into your curriculum.

Activity 1: Introduction to the Movie. (Flip: Can be done for homework.)

Overall expectation: Grammar Writing Skills Time: 50-65 minutes

The student uses language conventions to correct errors, refines expressions, and develops and strengthens the names of the major characters in the movie by completing the Wordsearch. Then, watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ734NWnAHA and then write Star Wars-related words in Star Wars Font.

Activity 2: Movie Review and Comprehension

Overall expectation: Movie Review Time: 60-75 minutes

The student demonstrates an understanding of various meanings in the movie and connects to the information in the movie, completing the movie review. Total Marks: _______/25

Activity 3: Writing Activity Time: 2 x 50-65 minutes

Overall expectation: Biography Research Report Writing

The student plans, researches, writes, edits, and publishes a research report biography about one of the people involved in the making of the movie (Examples: Director: George Lucas, Music Composer: John William or Costume Designer John Mollo.)

Total Marks: _______/20

Activity 4: Fun Inclusive Educational Activities Time: 50-65 minutes

Overall expectation: Creativity in writing

The student understands and connects to the movie by solving the Crossword puzzle about the characters’ names from the movie. Then, Google how to draw a character from Star Wars: A New Hope. Draw and colour in the picture.

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