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Elementary close reading movie guide pdfs
The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate - Movie/Book Comparison
This movie/book comparison study helps students to think about the differences between Katherine Applegate's novel "The One and Only Ivan" and the "The One and Only Ivan" movie. This is a Printable + Digital movie/book comparison study! It can be used for Distance Learning! Use this resource in any or all of these ways! Maybe some of your students need a digital version and some need a paper version. If that's the case, we've got you covered!Option 1: Print it outOption 2: Use as a TpT Digital A
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3rd - 6th
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GENERIC DOCUMENTARY MOVIE STUDY Note Taking Graphic Organizer Activity
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the documentary? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans. CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!T
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4th - 12th
GENERIC MOVIE STUDY GUIDE Note Taking Graphic Organizer | Worksheet Activity
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the movie? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans. CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!There's
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4th - 12th
Dear Basketball by Kobe Bryant Poetry Analysis | Print & Digital
Resource for the poem by Kobe Bryant "Dear Basketball," as well as his Academy Award Winning short film. I have also included poetry anchor chartsSkills covered: Inferences, Literary Text Structure, Character Traits, Text Evidence, Figurative Language, Author's Purpose, and Point of View.If you enjoy this product, please leave a review.Border from: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Krista-Wallden
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4th - 8th
Teaching Literary Elements with Animated Short Films: Piper
"Piper" is an Academy Award-winning short film from Pixar about a hungry sandpiper hatchling who must overcome her fear of the ocean waves while learning to dig beneath the sand for food by the shoreline. It’s an excellent story that illustrates how looking at a problem from a different perspective can lead to a solution.My goal in teaching with films is to give students an understanding of literary devices and themes through a very short and engaging shared text; an understanding that they can
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4th - 6th
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Theme Activity for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Movie Guide Escape Room
Discover the Sweet Secret to Teaching Literary Themes!Transform 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' into an Educational Adventure!✨ This 'Escape Room Movie Guide', will make literary themes an exhilarating quest for your students. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school classes, this guide turns the beloved classic, 'Willy Wonka - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', into a thrilling learning experience.Before the movie, build anticipation with pre-film activities. As the story unfolds
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5th - 8th
Animated Short Films as Mentor Texts: Mr. Hublot
Teaching with short films is a great way to engage struggling readers and English language learners, giving them a scaffold that enables them to actively participate in discussions with peers about literary terms. Each film/ lesson comes with: plot maps, essential questions, writing, and discussion prompts and suggestions for extending the lesson. This lesson using "Mr. Hublot" focuses on plot, theme, conflict, and characterization. This product also includes a digital interactive notebook creat
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5th - 8th
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The BFG by Roald Dahl - Movie/Book Comparison
This movie/book comparison study helps students to think about the differences between Roald Dahl's novel "The BFG" and the "The BFG" movie (Disney 2016).This is a Printable + Digital movie/book comparison study! It can be used for Distance Learning!Use this resource in any or all of these ways:Option 1: Print it outOption 2: Use as a TpT Digital Activity (now called an Easel Activity)Option 3: Use through Google Slides with a custom link, (instructions found on the 2nd page of the pdf study)Wit
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in: The BFG by Roald Dahl - Bundle - Novel Study + Movie/Book Comparison
Harry Potter Film/Movie Quiz Questions PDF
Are your students watching the movie Harry Potter? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.teachersp
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5th - 9th
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The Hunger Games Movie Questions and Answers PDF
Are your students watching the movie The Hunger Games? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.teach
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5th - 8th
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May the Fourth Be With You | Star Wars Day Theme Activities | Escape Room
Embark on a thrilling adventure with GATER Educator's May the Fourth Be With You Escape Room! Students will explore the "Power of One" as they work through a No Prep reading comprehension challenge that includes 5 breakout tasks.Close Reading CHALLENGES include:Informational Text- The Power of One: Exploring A Star Wars Movie ThemeBreakout Task 1- Plot an Escape: Vocabulary Word MatchBreakout Task 2- Gather Resources: Identify True or False StatementsBreakout Task 3- Use Deductive Logic: Fill in
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5th - 8th
Boundin - Pixar Short Film Mini Reading Lesson - Inspiring, Engaging
I absolutely love this short film from Pixar, Boundin'! This lesson is great to go along with the video. Students will watch Boundin' and practice identifying theme and text structure. This lesson it packed with:Analyze the PassageQuestions aligned with standards: 2.5, 2.4, 2.6Finding ThemeTalking Points Lets CONNECT!Be sure to follow ★That Trendy Teacher for more inspiring resourcesAlso to receive notifications of new products and upcoming sales. To save more money, please leave feedback to ear
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5th - 6th
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Peter Pan and Wendy's Movie Questions
Are your students watching the movie, Peter Pan and Wendy? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:13 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the6 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.t
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3rd - 9th
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The Great Debaters Movie Questions
Are your students watching the movie The Great Debaters? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.tea
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3rd - 7th
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Wonder Movie Guide Questions
Are your students watching the movie Wonder? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.teacherspayteac
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3rd - 7th
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Akeelah and The Bee Movie Questions
Are your students watching the movie Akeelah and The Bee? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the movie.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.t
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5th - 10th
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Encanto Movie Lesson: Citing with Video Evidence using RACES
Is the Disney playlist from "Encanto" stuck in you or your students' heads? This is the perfect resource to have mandatory singing in class! This resource includes an "I do, We do, You do" guided lesson with links for how to answer with RACES (restate, answer, cite, explain, summarize). Additionally, a movie comprehension guide, escape room, and TDA are available to keep the learning going just as much as the songs keep going in our heads!
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2nd - 8th
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The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: Predictions and Observations
My favorite activity at the conclusion of a lengthy read-aloud is to watch the Hollywood version, to compare and contrast the differing stories. It strongly reinforces the fact that "seeing the movie" does not mean you've "read the book". Before the movie begins, we make predictions. All of the answers are "YES" in terms of the book, but not in terms of the movie. We discuss how predictions are just that, and cannot be wrong.As we watch the movie together, we watch for the similarities and d
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3rd - 6th
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A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning Assessment and Venn Diagram
This resource contains a 16-question assessment to accompany the first book in A Series of Unfortunate Events: The Bad Beginning. There are 15 multiple-choice questions, an open-ended written response, and a Venn diagram that can be used to compare the book to the two accompanying episodes of the Netflix series.
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4th - 6th
Holes: Predictions and Observations
My favorite activity at the conclusion of a lengthy read-aloud is to watch the Hollywood version, to compare and contrast the differing stories. It strongly reinforces the fact that "seeing the movie" does not mean you've "read the book". Before the movie begins, we make predictions. All of the answers are "YES" in terms of the book, but not in terms of the movie. We discuss how predictions are just that, and cannot be wrong.As we watch the movie together, we watch for the similarities and d
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3rd - 6th
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Animated Short Films as Mentor Texts: Wire Cutters
"Wire Cutters" is an award-winning film about two robots who meet while mining on a desolate planet. They decide to work together and their combined talents pay off until they begin fighting over the resources that they are collecting.My goal for teaching with films is to give students an understanding of literary devices and themes through a very short and engaging shared text; an understanding that they can then apply to more complex written texts. This set of standards-based lessons includes
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Back to School Short Film Bundle
A Boy Called Christmas by Matt Haig - Movie/Book Comparison
This movie/book comparison study helps students to think about the differences between Matt Haig's novel "A Boy Called Christmas" and the 2021 "A Boy Called Christmas" movie (Director: Gil Kenan).This is a Printable + Digital movie/book comparison study. It can be used for Distance Learning.Use this resource in any or all of these ways:Option 1: Print it outOption 2: Use as a TpT Digital Activity (now called an Easel Activity)Option 3: Use through Google Slides with a custom link, (instructions
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5th - 8th
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Book and Movie Comparisons - Toys Go Out and Toy Story
This product is a great resource to use with the movie Toy Story and the book Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins. The movie and the book are both based on the adventures of toys and what they learn about friendship.
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* Venn Diagram to compare and contrast the book and movie
* Character traits organizers where students can infer a trait and then provide evidence from the book/movie to support their inference. There is an additional character trait organizer for struggling read
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3rd - 4th
“The Neverending Story” 1984 Movie Review and Educational Activities
“The Neverending Story” 1984 Movie stars Noah Hathaway. Inclusive educational activities. Created by activemindsnow@gmail.com © “A troubled boy dives into a wondrous fantasy world through the pages of a mysterious book.” Imbd.com You will need “The Neverending Story,” 1984 Movie Stars Noah Hathaway.On Disney Plus. Recommended Grades: 3+. What's inside this package?Four individual Three-Part lesson plans for each lesson.Package in PDF and Easel format.Student package, just print and teach.Paren
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3rd - 6th
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