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Common Core W.11-12.1 movie guide microsofts
William Bradford from Of Plymouth Plantation BUNDLE!
PPT on William Bradford from Of Plymouth PlantationThis PPT includes opening discussion questions to get your students active and curious!Background information on William Bradford and his voyage on the MayflowerExcerpts from Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford - these are broken up into four reading sections with questionsTheir Safe Arrival at Cape CodThe First EncounterStarving Time & Indian Relations Part IIndian Relations Part II & The First ThanksgivingThe excerpts can be pas
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9th - 11th
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Hamilton: The Musical + Comprehensive Packet + Auto Graded Movie Guide + Slides
I spent a week creating, sampling, testing, then revising this curriculum in my 7th-12th grade public school classrooms. As a 13-year veteran California educator I wanted to make sure this was a quality and actually useful resource in the real-world-classroom. It's tailored to highly engage Generation Z students. I focus on themes and topics that matter to them, such as: social justice, climate change, and equal rights. I promise you this resource is leaps and bounds above the other offering
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7th - 12th
The Crucible Essay Assignment
This is an essay assignment that I used with my Eleventh Grade English class this year after reading and watching the Crucible by Arthur Miller. This assignment could be used after reading the play, watching the film, or both. Its main prompt asks the students to examine who or what is ultimately responsible for John Proctor's death. The assignment includes a graphic organizer and class discussion prompts with possible answers (these can be deleted and filled in by your class--I always post a
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9th - 12th
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AP Spanish Composition Prompt for the movie El Jeremias
This is a essay or composition prompt for the movie "El Jeremias." You will need to buy the movie on Youtube. The movie is a great authentic source; it takes place in Mexico, and a lot of the students find it funny. The language however is PG-13, there are some jokes "de doble sentido" in the first 25% of the movie, but in context it is to demonstrate the lack of IQ that Jeremias family has. This movie works very well for the AP Spanish theme, Las familias y las comunidades. It could be a great
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film Literacy: Sherlock, Jr. (1924) Silent Film Analysis Essay (Google ready!)
If you're teaching a film class, you need to start with silent films. Sherlock, Jr., starring Buster Keaton, one of the most well-known of the silent stars, is a 45 minute silent film about a young detective who is looking to solve the case of the "missing pearls." This analysis essay includes directions about writing an analysis essay, as well as prompts to include. It can be modified or used as-is. I use this as our first analysis in my semester long class over film. Students will be amazed at
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film Literacy: Psycho (1960) Film Essay: Norman's Psychoanalysis (Google ready!)
If you're teaching a film class, you must watch the mother of all slasher films, Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho from 1960. This resource includes facts about the film as well as an essay prompt to psychoanalyze Norman Bates, the main character. Even reluctant learners will enjoy the discussion and contribute their ideas to what exactly is going on with this "Mama's Boy." Assignment includes a chart of potential psychological conditions that students can use to form their analysis if necessary. Your s
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Teach with Films Bundle: Google ready!
Netflix and Write!
Use the television shows Parks and Rec and Netflix's Stranger Things to help students think critically about author's choices regarding story elements and theme. Over a series of five lessons students watch, analyze and then respond by writing their own television review. The review assess their ability to use evidence to support their reasoning. A fun week's worth of lessons that both students and teacher will love! Can make great sub lessons as well. (Netflix subscription not included, be sure
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9th - 12th
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"Night" Final Project-Film Study & Letter Writing
Final Assignment to complete after reading "Night" bye Elie Wiesel. This is a graphic organizer for students to fill out while watching the Italian film, Life is Beautiful. Then they write a letter to the producer of the movie.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â **Night by Elie Wiesel Final Assignments BUNDLE**
Central Park Five Documentary and Media study
Students will view and read multiple sources related to the Central Park Jogger case and analyze the sources, arguments and testimonies of those involved to develop critical thinking and problem solving skills.Common Core standard ELAGSE11-12SL2: Integrate multiple sources of information presented in diverse formats and media (e.g., visually, quantitatively, orally) in order to make informed decisions and solve problems, evaluating the credibility and accuracy of each source and noting any discr
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11th - 12th
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Field of Dreams Viewing Guide
This viewing guide has 11 analysis questions that have to do with important themes and topics about the movie and about overcoming adversity and loss. The questions are best suited for high school, grades 10 - 12, and work well within units that cover adversity, loss, character development, sports in literature, or movie analysis. The questions range from understanding plot points, to self-reflection, and to critical-analysis of characters' words or actions.Thank you very much for visiting my st
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10th - 12th
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