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10th grade writing-expository movie guides under $5
The Hunger Games Movie Guide + Activities - Answer Key Inc.
This 11 page movie guide with activity handouts is for the film "The Hunger Games (2012)" ★★ Check out the full preview! ★★Great introduction to use with a dystopian unit. This guide may also work well as a sub plan for your substitute teacher.PART 1 – This is comprised of 2 sets of comprehension questions depending on how much of a challenge you want to give the students.• 50 questions in chronological order. Answer key included• 30 questions (20 removed from the 50 questions) in chronological
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: 2 Pack Bundle - The Hunger Games Movie Guide Questions + Activities
Jurassic Park Movie Guide + Activities - Answer Key Inc.
This 6 page movie guide with activity handouts is for the film "Jurassic Park (1993)". T★★ Check out the full preview! ★★This guide may also work well as a sub plan for your substitute teacher.PART 1 – Comprehension questions• 30 questions in chronological order with answer key included.PART 2 – Creativity• In the first section, students to design a new enclosure for one of the dinosaurs and label important features with explanations.• The second section is writing a recount about visiting the p
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7th - 10th
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Video viewing questions for PBS Documentary "Surviving the Dust Bowl"
This is a set of comprehension questions for students to answer while they are watching the PBS documentary "Surviving the Dust Bowl." This movie can be found on YouTube or purchased from PBS online store.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Newsies Movie Guide - Informative Text, Subplot and Director's Choice
The Newsies is a Disney musical that tells the real-life tale of the newsboys strike of 1899. This packet include an informative text (about the real event) with questions, the movie viewing guide, and two extended thinking activities (subplot and word choice). Each set of questions also includes the answer key. This packet includes both a PDF and editable PPT. Take a look at my other movie guides!The Untold Story of Emmett TillHairspray Movie Guide - Civil Rights MovementBlack Panther Movie wit
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6th - 12th
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M.O.V.I.E. Assignment - Yearbook/Journalism/Newspaper Story Writing - Gr. 6-12
A fun assignment for journalism, newspaper, and yearbook classes! Pick a movie ... any movie ...And use the movie to make your students learn about writing a story as if they were a journalist watching the events of that movie!
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6th - 12th
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SATIRE in Shrek - Chart the satire, write a paragraph - KEY paragraph included.
Shrek is ripe with satirical moments! This assignment focuses on finding examples of the satirical techniques used throughout (examples provided on page 1) and then writing an expository paragraph using those examples.Paragraph rubric included.KEY - I've included a sample paragraph that can be used as a guide for students or for an example. It is color-coded to match the outline (see preview).For more resources for teaching satire (included a free terminology sheet), please click here.To browse
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8th - 12th
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The Hunger Games Catching Fire Movie Guide + Activities - Answer Key Inc.
This 15 page movie guide with activity handouts is for the film "The Hunger Games - Catching Fire (2013)" ★★ Check out the full preview! ★★Great follow on from the original Hunger Games and ideal to use with a dystopian unit. This guide may also work well as a sub plan for your substitute teacher.PART 1 – Comprehension questions in chronological order. I have made three sets for differentiation. The multiple choice questions may also work well with ESL/ELL students. Answer keys included.55 quest
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: 2 Pack Bundle - The Hunger Games Movie Guide Questions + Activities
Literature Analysis Activity - CCSS: Comparing Books and Movies
With this "Comparing Books & Movies Activity", Middle and High School English Language Arts students will exhibit their range of thinking skills from knowledge through evaluation. Whether they are distance learning or in a brick and mortar classroom, this activity allows them to summarize the information they gathered from literary texts and visual media, and to differentiate between pertinent and extraneous details. If they feel they need to, teachers will be able to determine who read the
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5th - 12th
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The Hobbit: Text to Movie Writing a Compare/Contrast Paper
This assignment will give students a chance to do an organized and thorough comparison of Tolkien's novel, The Hobbit, and Peter Jackson's newly released movie version of the book.
By following a point-by-point outline format, students can easily organize their discussion on the book versus the movie.
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7th - 10th
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Romeo and Juliet Movie Comparison
This worksheet provides a comparison between the play and the 1996 movie. It requires students to recall how events happened in the play, compare them to this version of the movie, and then analyze the changes the director made. Students will start off by filling out the column for the play. Great way to review as a class, or groups, etc. Students will then watch the movie and take note of how events happened in the movie. Then students will the work together in groups, pairs, etc to discuss th
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6th - 12th
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"The Pedestrian" By Ray Bradbury Film Analysis
Greetings fellow teachers! Ray Bradbury is one of my favorite authors and I feel so lucky that I get to teach him to my students.
This lesson is on Bradbury’s very short story, “The Pedestrian.” This lesson can be used as a stand-alone lesson on the short story or it can be used in conjunction with teaching Bradbury’s most famous work, Fahrenheit 451. When I teach “The Pedestrian” with Fahrenheit 451, I teach it at the end of Part 1 “The Hearth and the Salamander.” Many times my students draw c
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8th - 12th
A Teenager's Experience, Expository Essay, Holocaust
This is a writing activity that is used to go with the video "A teenager's experience", which can be found on unitedstreaming.com. It tells the true story of a survivor of the Holocaust. I have my students watch the video, and then I have them write a five paragraph essay over the video. This activity outlines what each paragraph should include. It's amazing how year after year, the kids really get into this activity, and actually enjoy writing!!
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4th - 12th
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The Lord of the Rings Movie Companion Project
You love the magical ambiance and journey where hobbits take you through the battle of good vs. evil for the win as saviors of Middle Earth. For presentation use, with essential questions and projects too. Is there a right way to watch a movie? Should it be in chronological order or in order of movie release? Perfect for Middle through high school options, and for GT, advanced, or gifted students too.
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7th - 10th
General Film Analysis Worksheet
Included here is a movie or visual narrative worksheet that emphasizes a focus on identifying literary elements to strengthen ELA practices. It is adaptable to virtually any film or animated story, and it prompts students to pay particular attention to story structure.
There are eleven write-in questions, including a literary elements question comprised of five parts. Students are initially asked to give a star rating, and then to identify the movie genre and the names of both the director and
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7th - 12th
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Blackfish Documentary Guide/Student Notes
This product contains TWO movie guides for the documentary, "Blackfish." One is a traditional guide with questions that go along with the film in chronological order. There is a completed answer key as well.
In addition, I wanted my students to take notes/collect evidence during the film. The second movie guide will help students organize THEIR OWN notes as they watch the documentary "Blackfish." The sheet is divided into categories with space for students to record relevant details. It goes in
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7th - 12th
Fifties, feminism & family: Leave it to Beaver with Claim, Evidence & Analysis
This is a one day lesson including a do now, viewing time and worksheet. Students watch Leave it to Beaver. I model taking notes on the worksheet after 3 minutes of viewing. Then I let the episode play. I then model one of the Claim, Evidence, Analysis worksheet.I use this lesson in my mainstream and ESL classes. The language for the Claims is complex, students use each other as resources to break down the complex text. There are sentence frames provided for the Evidence and Analysis. You will n
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9th - 11th
La journée de la jupe (Skirt Day) Movie Guide, Questions, Review, Follow-up Act
My fellow French teachers,No kid will ever check his or her phone during this film. Ever. No kid will ever look at the clock either. Ever. When the bell rings it will actually startle your students, so much will they be focused on the big screen.Simply put, showing this film would be like throwing a bucket of cold water on your students: this would shock their systems. However, if you have the juice with administration and give parents ample warning about the content (which really amounts to bad
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6th - 12th
At The Movies: 'Singin' In The Rain' (Essay Writing and Long Answer Response)
‘Dignity. Always dignity.’Each ‘At The Movies’ selection is a movie that is both enjoyable to watch, and a good starting-place to explore important topics. High school students can expand on their analytical and writing skills by answering questions, writing plot summaries and character descriptions, and pondering upon important, far-reaching themes in discussion or essay-writing assignments.About the movie: Singin' In The RainDon Lockwood is a successful movie star, and Kathy Selden is just sta
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9th - 12th
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At The Movies: 'Strictly Ballroom' (Essay Writing and Long Answer Response)
'A life lived in fear is a life half-lived.’Each ‘At The Movies’ selection is a movie that is both enjoyable to watch, and a good starting-place to explore important topics. High school students can expand on their analytical and writing skills by answering questions, writing plot summaries and character descriptions, and pondering upon important, far-reaching themes in discussion or essay-writing assignments.About the movie: Strictly BallroomScott is a ballroom dance champion, but to the horror
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9th - 12th
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Selma (2014) - Movie/Film Guided Questions
4/9/21 - Added and edited a number of new questions to this document.Martin Luther King Jr's role in our Civil Rights movement cannot be understated. He was a unique individual who pushed the boundaries to gain rights for his fellow man and sadly was killed for it.Selma - shows King from a different perspective that not many people know about. It also shoes King in a less than kind way - but this is also what it is to be human. He had faults, but still did what he could to do good. The film
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Infographic Outline and Rubric
This assignment is designed to be used with any infographic creator, e.g. Piktochart. However, students can also create infographics the old-fashioned way with colored pencils or other art supplies. This is a good warmup assignment to use before assigning formal informative essays, as it helps students outline their thoughts visually while preserving the basic structure of a 5-paragraph informative essay. Page 1Brief overview of assignmentPossible topics for the infographicRubric (1-4 mastery sc
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6th - 12th
Othello and "O" Comparison Writing Activtiy
Used at the end of watching the modern film adaptation, "O" this writing activity asks students to go deeper than basic plot similarities as they evaluate the adaptation of Othello for modern movie-goers. The top provides a checklist for students and teachers on grammar, punctuation, spelling, the writing process, organization and more.
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9th - 12th
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Tais toi! (Ruby and Quentin) (Shut Up!) Film Guide, Questions, Essay/Reviews
Stop wondering whether you should show your classes this film right now and JUST DO IT! :) Vas-y et n'aies pas peur, c'est si drôle et charmant.Seriously they will laugh, pay attention, and REALLY want to know what happens next...At only 80 minutes in length and very, very fast in its pacing, "Tais-toi!" will delight your students and hopefully motivate them to see more films by Francis Veber (films for which I have other guides...)This packet includes an Anticipation Guide with topics that wil
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6th - 12th
Of Mice and Men/What's Eating Gilbert Grape Guided Comparison Essay
Following a novel study of Of Mice and Men, students watch the movie What's Eating Gilbert Grape. The three page packet includes guided notes and an outline for students to use in creation of a 5 paragraph comparison essay.
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7th - 12th
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