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8th grade other (ELA) movie guides for Microsoft PowerPoint
Whole Year of Film/Literary Terms Bell Ringers for Film Studies Class
This PowerPoint is designed to incorporate daily practice with vocabulary and definitions for an intro to film/film as literature class. I have included many sample answers, sources, and supplemental materials in the notes sections of the slides. These bell ringers are general in nature and sometimes ask students to apply the terms to movies they are currently watching, but you can use them with any combination of films you choose.Monday they get four to five definitions, then Tuesday through Fr
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8th - 12th
Dystopian Elements in the Lego Movie
Dystopian stories are extremely popular in young adult fiction today and The Lego Movie is an excellent way to introduce students to the genre. This lesson analyzes the elements of a story in the film with a special emphasis on what makes it an example of dystopian fiction. The included compare and contrast essay planner can be used to help students compare the movie to any other dystopian story.
Lesson Objectives:
Students will diagram a plot, identify dystopian elements, infer character trai
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6th - 9th
The Truman Show Themes Slideshow
35 pages of an informational slideshow concerning the following 4 major themes that show up in the film:
* The American Dream
* Reality vs. Illusion
* The Power of the Media
* Utopia vs. Dystopia
Definitions and some important background information included, along with many images and photos to help students.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Film Studies: Vocabulary Bell Ringers Full Semester
I made this for my Film as literature class. It is a yearlong course, so these slides will be covered the first semester. These bell ringers are centered around cinematic and literary language that should be covered in the class so that students can be better equipped to analyze and criticize the films we view. I have included many sample answers, sources, and supplemental materials in the notes sections of the slides. These bell ringers are general in nature and sometimes ask students to apply
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Whole Year of Film/Literary Terms Bell Ringers for Film Studies Class
Characterization in Hotel Transylvania
Students will have fun learning about methods of characterization with popular media that appeals to their age group and eye-catching lesson materials, including an animated PPT lesson and illustrated worksheets.
Lesson Objectives:
Students will analyze Dracula’s characterization in depth during this lesson on characterization covering character traits, direct vs indirect characterization, using the S.T.E.A.L. acronym to remember the techniques of indirect characterization, analyzing character
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5th - 8th
Cinematic Elements- A Guide to Analyzing Film
I created this presentation with the activity (also posted) as a way for middle and high school students to actively view, critique, and appreciate film. I focused on six particular elements: dialogue, pacing, score/soundtrack, framing, color/lighting, and plot/conflict. Each element has a detailed definition, accompanying anchor question, and example.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Film Studies - Animation Part 3 - Disney 1969-2020
A new addition to my popular Film Studies 2.0 course, one of a planned five units covering animation in film, this unit covers animation from 1969-2020 including the rivalry between Walt Disney Studios and Don Bluth, the influence of Hayao Miyazaki, and the "Disney Renaissance." Includes 42 film clips accessible via the web (password for web access is on the last slide). Also includes a quiz and discussion questions. Check my comments and ratings - teachers love my film products and customer s
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8th - 11th
Film Studies - Animation Part 4 - Stop Motion Animation
A new addition to my popular Film Studies 2.0 course, one of a planned five units covering animation in film, this unit focuses on stop motion animation from the 19th century through the 21st including the innovations of Georges Méliès, Segundo de Chomón, Willis O'Brien, Ray Harryhausen, Rankin and Bass, Harry Selik and Tim Burton, Aardman Studios, Wes Anderson, and Laika. Includes 38 film clips accessible via the web (password for web access is on the last slide). Also includes a quiz. Check m
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8th - 11th
Star Wars Episode I-VI Movie Guides & Archetype Study Unit Lesson Bundle
The purpose of this unit is to actively engage students in a process that will foster an awareness of an artist’s purpose regardless of the medium, which is inherently engrained across cultures. The scope and sequence of the unit will allow students an opportunity to delve into the labyrinthian nature of archetypes, which seem simplistic at first but undoubtedly can become very complex and multi-faceted. This bundled unit will take students on an adventure that will engulf their imaginations and
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8th - 12th
Film Studies Vocabulary Bell Ringers Semester 2
This PowerPoint is designed to incorporate daily practice with vocabulary and definitions for an intro to film/film as literature class. I have included many sample answers, sources, and supplemental materials in the notes sections of the slides. These bell ringers are general in nature and sometimes ask students to apply the terms to movies they are currently watching, but you can use them with any combination of films you choose.Monday they get four to five definitions, then Tuesday through Fr
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â Whole Year of Film/Literary Terms Bell Ringers for Film Studies Class
Language and Wordplay in Wreck-It Ralph
Students will begin the lesson with some vocabulary and comprehension work for the movie Wreck-It Ralph. Afterward, they will learn about different forms of wordplay and practice identifying them in the movie’s dialogue.
Lesson Objectives
Students will learn about different types of wordplay, differentiate between the denotative and connotative meaning of words and phrases, and analyze how the language used affects the tone and mood of a story.
Lesson Materials
1) Vocabulary and Comprehension
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7th - 10th
Documentary film study - Blackfish
A documentary film study based on the film Blackfish. Detailed notes, activity questions and an extended response question.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Napoleon Dynamite characterization Powerpoint
Great characters and a great way to teach characterization
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6th - 10th
Introduction: Literary Terms and Theory using The Lion King
Set the tone with an exemplar example of literary terms and theory using The Lion King. Watch the movie and have students do their best to identify terms. Go over the packet with examples and use as a reference and exemplar example for the rest of the year.In PPT and easily converted to Slides.
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5th - 12th
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12 Angry Men Bundle
A PowerPoint and two graphic organizers that go along with the 1957 version of the movie "12 Angry Men". Students will review important information and terms before watching the movie. Afterwards, students will write a persuasive essay on whether or not they believe the boy should be found "guilty". Please see my store to purchase these items separately.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
12 Angry Men Movie PowerPoint
This PowerPoint goes along with the 1957 movie "12 Angry Men". This PowerPoint gives background information and vocabulary that students need to know prior to watching the film. Students are then asked to evaluate the evidence and write a persuasive essay arguing for or against a "guilty" verdict.To purchase the graphic organizers that go along with the PowerPoint click here.To purchase the bundle, click here.
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7th - 12th
Also included in:Â 12 Angry Men Bundle
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