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Reading strategies movie guides for Google Apps
The Hunger Games Movie Unit, Questions/Activities, Lesson Plan
This set of activities for use with The Hunger Games movie is perfect if you are supplementing your novel study with the movie follow-up or if you are doing the movie as a stand-alone unit. These lessons are not book v. movie comparisons. Thus, they are unique in that not only are they designed to make the most out of the viewing experience, but also they could be used during reading for differentiating or as a quick review at the end of the novel study - a very flexible product! Student Exper
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Teaching Literary Elements with Animated Short Films: The Lost Thing
This set of standards-based lessons includes an examination of plot, conflict, setting, mood, symbolism, and theme. Teach advanced lessons for secondary students on setting, mood, symbolism, and theme using the picture book, "Lost and Found" by Shaun Tan or the Oscar Award-winning short film "The Lost Thing" (book/film not included). The Lost Thing is a story about a boy who finds a strange creature on the beach. He decides that it must be lost and that he must find where this creature belongs.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in: Five Short Films for Teaching Theme
Short Film Winter Christmas Literary Elements and Devices Workshops
Pixar Short Films are a PERFECT way to teach narrative writing! Since there are no words, students must create the narration themselves. This digital interactive guides them to identify all of the elements of narration in the film. SETTING, CHARACTERIZATION, CONFLICT, THEME, POINT OF VIEW & PERSPECTIVE, and all of the PLOT elements are covered! This bundle includes digital workshops for the SHORT FILMS:A Christmas StarHey Deer!Other Christmas and winter-themed resources you might like:Christ
Grades:
5th - 8th
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M. Night Shyamalan's The Village: Movie Guide & Film Study
Movie guide and discussion questions for M. Night Shyamalan's film The Village. Covers one FULL week of instruction and movie guidance if needed.**Includes high level standard aligned questions for ALL CCSS ELA standards grades 9-12.**
Grades:
9th - 12th
Christmas Activities, Home Alone 2 Complete Movie Unit, Questions/Activities
Are you looking for a fast and free Christmas lesson for your teenage students that not only engages them during the holidays, but also connects standards and sparks a real-world service project to take their learning from the classroom to the community? Perhaps you need a sub plan during the holidays and a movie would make planning so much easier! This no prep, movie-viewing guide for Home Alone 2: Lost in New York has everything you need! Student Experience: While students watch this all-time
Grades:
6th - 11th
The Odyssey Greek Mythology Supplementary Video Links and Viewing Guide
I’ve curated a group of 12 links for videos that I use when teaching The Odyssey or a mythology unit. This collection will increase engagement, generate literary analysis, and increase comprehension. Video clips differentiate your curriculum and target different learners. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. Click here to follow me for free lessons and sales!Click here to have free lessons and unit ideas sent to your email.I begin my Odyssey unit wi
Grades:
8th - 12th
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
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Paperman Short Film NO PREP Unit Digital and Printable Comprehension and Vocab
Students LOVE Disney/Pixar short films, and Paperman is a favorite! This NO PREP printable and digital unit offers comprehension, inferencing, vocabulary, elements of plot, and more in two easy to use formats! Answer keys are included, and the Google forms are self-grading!
Grades:
6th - 10th
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The Kite Runner Chapter Questions, Activities for Comprehension and Discussion
Help students analyze and comprehend The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini with these chapter questions and activities. Includes Chapter questions, writing prompts, graphic organizers, or activity for every chapter of the text. Students will better be able to understand the major themes, connect with the movie, and analyze the impact of culture on the characters.
Grades:
11th - 12th
The Lorax Guided Viewing & Reading Questions
Celebrate Read Across America with The Lorax. This Google Slideshow is complete with a full set of guided reading questions for the book, The Lorax, as well as a viewing guide for the movie.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe Supplementary Video Links guide
I’ve curated a group of links for videos that I use when teaching Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Extremely satisfied"We used this as a pre-reading, post-reading, and any time we needed a break from the reading during our unit that covered Things Fall Apart. The students were really engaged in all the videos and it made for a good kick-off to the unit. The way it was set up in slides made it really
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: World Literature Growing Bundle of Lessons Distance Learning
Short Story Supplementary Video Links guide The Interlopers, Most Dangerous Game
I’ve curated a group of links for videos that I use when teaching short stories. These videos are engaging, filled with background information, and contain visual cues that will help your students better understand the concept. Videos add engagement, differentiate your teaching, explain complex concepts, and give you a moment to catch your breath while teaching. Simply click on the links and you have a collection of video resources to add to your unit. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experie
Grades:
7th - 11th
Also included in: Short Story Unit Bundle of Lessons Use Digital or Printable
A Christmas Carol Text to Movie Compare and Contrast
After reading A Christmas Carol, this is a great assignments for students to complete while they watch the movie.This product is included in a full unit plan listed here.
Grades:
6th - 8th
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
Grades:
5th - 8th
Also included in: Back to School Short Film Bundle
The Hero's Journey Supplementary Video Links and Viewing Guide
I’ve curated a group of eight links for videos that I use when teaching The hero’s journey. Use this viewing guide to teach the hero’s journey in The Odyssey, Night, Beowulf, Hunger Games, Percy Jackson, and so many others.These videos are engaging, filled with background information, and contain visual cues that will help your students better understand the concept. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. I suggest downloading my free hero’s journey f
Grades:
9th - 12th
The Harlem Renaissance Supplementary Video Links and Viewing Guide
I’ve curated a group of 11 links for videos I use when teaching The Harlem Renaissance. Use this for your Black History Month Unit. This collection will increase engagement, generate literary analysis, and increase comprehension. Video clips differentiate your curriculum and target different learners. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. I’ve marked each video link with pre-, during, or post-reading to help you plan your viewing guide.Related Produc
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in: American Literature Growing Bundle of Lessons Distance Learning
The Crucible Character Guide (photos, matching, word bank)
Pages 1 and 2: Arthur Miller’s The Crucible Character GuideStudents will fill in each character's name that pairs with the photo (from the movie) and the description. A word bank is provided on page 5.Pages 3-4: Arthur Miller’s The Crucible Character & Description Matching ActivityStudents have the option to test their understanding of the characters by reading the description and filling in the character's name on the line provided. A word bank is provided on page 5.This could be use as an
Grades:
9th - 12th
A Christmas Carol MOVIE Activities for Any Movie Version - Printable & Google!
Are you looking for some fun activities to go along with the movie, "A Christmas Carol"? This bundle of fun is perfect for the last days before winter break, and will work with any version of the movie. It is both printable AND Google Ready!Includes:1. "A Christmas Carol" Poster Set. 10 Character posters ready to color! Printable only.2. "A Christmas Carol" Interactive Notebook for Google Classroom. Includes 23 interactive Google Slides. Students type directly on the slides, and move the
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Edgar Allan Poe Supplementary Video Links guide The Cask of Amontillado Raven
I’ve curated a group of nine links for videos that I use when teaching theEdgar Allan Poe unit. There are links for “The Raven”, “The Cask of Amontillado”, and the “Tell Tale Heart”. Videos add engagement, differentiate your teaching, explain complex concepts, and give you a moment to catch your breath while teaching. Simply click on the links and you have a collection of video resources to add to your unit. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. The
Grades:
7th - 11th
Also included in: Edgar Allan Poe Bundle of lessons: Stations and literature Units
A Raisin in the Sun Supplementary Video Links guide
I’ve curated a group of links for videos that I use when teaching Lorraine Hansberry’s Raisin in the Sun. These links would be appropriate for an English class or a Theater class. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. I’ve included several links for great introductions to this unit about Raisin in the Sun and a rare video of the incredible Lorraine Hansberry. This play has several versions, but my favorite is the link in slide seven with Danny Glover
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: American Literature Growing Bundle of Lessons Distance Learning
Jasper Jones Chapter One Comprehension Questions | Craig Silvey
This no prep resource includes 12 questions based on the events that take place in Chapter One of Jasper Jones. There are literal questions, and inferential questions that are designed to challenge students. Each question is displayed on its own slide, giving students room to type their response. You will need a Google account to access this resource. You can send this Google presentation to your class via Google Classroom, or gmail. If sending via gmail please make sure students make their own
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7th - 10th
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Romeo and Juliet Supplementary Video Links and Viewing Guide
I’ve curated a group of 14 links for videos that I use when teaching Romeo and Juliet. Benefit from my twenty-six years of experience and use this selection in your unit. I’ve marked each video link with pre,during, or post-reading to help you plan your viewing guide. More Viewing GuidesShort Story Viewing GuideThe Hero's Journey Viewing GuideEdgar Allan Poe Viewing GuideRomeo and Juliet Viewing GuideMythology/The Odyssey Viewing GuideA Raisin in the Sun Viewing GuideThings Fall Apart Viewing Gu
Grades:
7th - 11th
The Crucible and the Village Handout
After reading The Crucible, entice your students by watching The Village, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Compare the two pieces and make connections through overarching themes like fear, mass hysteria, controlled society, etc. Use the handout as a tool for this lesson.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Also included in: The Crucible and The Village (movie) Comparison Lesson
Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs - Vocab. (Inferences, Connections, Synonyms)
This worksheet takes twenty-five vocabulary words from the book, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, and has the students infer the meaning of the words. The students are to read the word and the example sentence then they are to predict what it means using their own words AND add a synonym. You can allow students to look up synonyms or make up their own depending on their capabilities. This project is intended to be used on Google Classroom using the "make each student a copy" tool BUT is comple
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Not Grade Specific
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