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Not grade specific reading strategies movie guides
General Short Film Extension Packet
This is a great resource that can be done via teletherapy. You can share the packet with your students and they can watch a short film on their computer and complete the packet. As High School providers we are always trying to find new and creative ways to maintain our students engagement within a session. We have recently started to show them Animated Short Films that do not have words. Surprisingly, they need to watch the clips multiple times before understanding the deeper meaning of the
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Elements of Plot Quiz
This quiz is best used in conjunction with Pixar short films for assessment of understanding plot elements. It offers ten matching vocabulary terms (such as protagonist, conflict, exposition, etc.) and eight short answer questions. The short answer questions are intended to be accompanied by a Pixar short film, requiring the students to identify the same plot elements they defined in the vocab section.
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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.
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Also included in:Â 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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Christmas Movie Guide
Perfect questions to go along when you are drinking some hot, hot, hot, HOT CHOCOLATE!! Enjoy!
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Create a Plan for your video project.
A storyboard is a graphic representation of how your video will unfold, shot by shot. This easy to use graphic will help students take ownership of their learning process. Students can use with WeVideo, Flip Grid, Microsoft Office 365 Sway and many more! Great graphic tool to use for animations, films and video production prior to computer digital hands on. Promotes develop stories using professional templates and no frustration when video app introduced.
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St. Patricks Day 2 Minute Timer!
Hello everyone, this is an awesome St. Patrick's Day Theme 2 minute timer. I hope you enjoy.
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Also included in:Â St. Patrick's Day Timer Bundle!
Plot Structure Diagram
Blank Plot Structure diagram - great to use with Pixar/Disney shorts.
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Trolls Movie Choosing to Be Happy Cause and Effect
This cause and effect graphic organizer is used with a movie clip from Trolls in conjunction with the social/ emotional development skill of realizing that one is in control of one's own emotions- including happiness.
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free holy bible
Anyone that needs a bible you can always get it here free which is the KING JAMES VERSION there is ALSO a video i did on preaching there also for free this is for the holy bible preaching reasons but please read GOSPEL OF MATHEW, MARK, LUKE, JOHN for it is our duty as Christians instructed by JESUS CHRIST to preach the gospel for a free video that i did on preaching see link athttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCF5x_MxR_kand yet another preaching video athttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DRJJDyiP2c
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Using Reading Skills on a Movie
This is a blank template that works with reading skills including:
main and supporting characters; rising action, climax, and falling action events and descriptions; theme and genre identification; summarizing; creating imagery; and identifying interesting words. You can use if for any movie and any genre.
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