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"Inside Out" movie follow along worksheet
Worksheet students can use to go along with the movie as they are watching it.
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Not Grade Specific
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Hercules Movie Questions (Comparing to Greek Myth of Heracles)
Use this worksheet to ask your students to compare the Disney film version of Hercules to the classic Greek myth of of Heracles Life and Labors. The worksheet asks to compare characterizations of the gods and characters and steps of the hero's journey. There are also questions that require "outside research" that could be used as extension activities if you need!
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6th - 12th
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At the Movies- Elementary Movie Worksheet
This worksheet turns your students into movie critics for The Cinema Times and is intended to help elementary-level learners remain engaged during fictional movies shown in class. Students practice literary skills as they identify story elements such as main character, plot, and setting, but also exercise critical-thinking skills in their film ratings and critiques.
Vocabulary Words:
Main Character
Setting
Story
Rating
Copyright © 2014 Sarah Kelley.
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2nd - 5th
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Polar Express Ticket / Christmas Activity / Holidays / Winter
Are you having a Polar Express day? Print these on yellow card stock, and your students will be SO excited!
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PreK - 8th
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Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who Movie Guide
This product can be used for Read Across America Week, as well as listening comprehension to go along with the movie Horton Hears a Who. Students can work in pairs, independently, or as a whole class. Students can complete the movie guide while watching the movie, or afterwards.
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Not Grade Specific
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Wall-E Movie Comphrension Sheet: Critical Thinking
This helpful tool will assist your students to dig deeper while watching the movie Wall-E. Use it as a discussion piece. Discuss how the parts impact the whole. Students will be expected to think analytically about the impact of our choices and how it relates to the environment and our health. Also, they will be challenged to think about how it relates to space exploration. Don't just show a movie. Use a movie to teach! Please rate me if you enjoyed the freebie.
Grades:
3rd - 6th
McFarland USA movie comprehension questions
Basic comprehension questions to pair with the movie McFarland, USA.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Growth Mindset in Zootopia Film Study
The phrase “growth mindset” is thrown around a lot in education. You’ve probably downloaded a resource or two that helps kids consider their own growth mindset, make some goals, reflect on their progress, etc., and these resources are AWESOME. I know because I use them too! One piece that was missing in my room, however, was recognizing it in the “wild” (please excuse the double meaning there). When students train themselves to look for growth mindset, they tend to see it way more often and as a
Grades:
6th - 12th
13th Discussion Questions PLUS Film Viewing Guide - Ava Duvernay - Netflix Movie
Find Ave Duvernay's Film, 13th, on Netflix.In this documentary, scholars, politicians, and activists analyze the criminalization of African-Americans and the U.S. Prison Boom.This product doubles as Discussion Questions and a Film Viewing Guide since the questions appear in the order that the film addresses them.There are 37 questions written according to Bloom's Taxonomy and the last several questions are mini-project suggestions. Students are able to extend their learning through graphic desi
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Not Grade Specific
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Facing The Giants Movie Watching Guide and Test
This packet includes a note-taking guide for students to use while viewing the movie Facing the Giants. A variation on the standard football movie plot, Facing the Giants takes place in a southern Christian high school, where coach Grant Taylor is struggling to keep the school's football program alive.
There is a 30 multiple choice question test included along with the answer key.
This test is solely a test to use to make sure that students paid attention while watching the movie. You could al
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5th - 11th
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Movie Viewing Permission Slip in English & Spanish
If you are looking for a quick and easy permission slip template, look no further ; ) This simple free permission slip includes all the fields required to give your parents the necessary information about your movie viewing. Each page has two permission slips with a cut mark down the center to save paper. Note: This permission slip is intended to be used along with one of my K12movieguides from TeacherTravis however, if you want to edit that part out, please feel free to use the .docx version t
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Not Grade Specific
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Coco Movie: Reflection Questions
Here is a short Power Point presentation that you can share with your students after watching the beautiful movie Coco. Feel free to modify or adapt the questions according to your grade level. Enjoy!
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
One Pager Templates
Check out these FREE one pager templates! One Pagers are a fun and creative formative assessment. They allow students to demonstrate their learning in a unique way!Perfect for summarizing:MovieUnitGuest SpeakerBookArticlePodcast Series
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Grades:
3rd - 12th
Movie "Rio" Video Guide
Students answer questions related to Brazil and Latin Culture as they watch the animated film Rio.
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4th - 9th
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The Social Network - Movie Questions
These are questions that I have students answer while watching The Social Network, that focuses on the creation of Facebook. I use these questions in videography and photography courses, but they are general enough to keep them focused and could be applied to any content.
The file is a word doc, so feel free to adjust however you'd like.
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9th - 12th
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Movie Review Worksheet
This provides a simple worksheet to go along with a movie being watched in class to make the students think about the film and pay attention to the credits.
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Not Grade Specific
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Documentary Graphic Organizer
This graphic organizer can be used for any documentary film with middle school or high school students in any subject area. This is a 2 page PDF file you can print front and back.
The documentary graphic organizer requires students to identify five new things they have learned, write an objective summary, reflect on how their thinking has changed after viewing, among other common core centered skills!
I hope you enjoy this activity! Thanks for stopping by!
Grades:
6th - 12th
Unit Plan: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirited
Unit Plan: Understanding Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit (MMIWG2S)Week 1: Historical ContextWeek 2: Current Statistics and Systemic FactorsWeek 3: Advocacy and Awareness6 lessons total - some prep required
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Not Grade Specific
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Customizable Video Worksheet
This is a customizable document that can be used for nearly any academic movie at a high school grade level. This template has enough structure to ensure student engagement in a thoughtful open-ended way, but is less tedious than a worksheet that asks for specific answers.
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9th - 12th
"The Good Lie" Editable Viewing Worksheet with Key
The Good Lie (2014) is a great movie that follows the journey of a group of Sudanese refugees that come to America (Kansas City) after suffering many traumas in Africa. This movie has a great tie in with The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn but doesn't have to be shown only in English Classes. This Viewing Worksheet helps students focus and keep up with story as it develops. This one is free as it does not include the key. All of my other viewing worksheets come with the Student Copy and the Tea
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
A Dog's Purpose Movie Worksheet FREEBIE
Use this worksheet as a supplement for a movie day to keep students engaged. This is a great idea for a quick sub plan. A Dog's Purpose is a great movie to use when talking about Growth Mindset and family relationships. I used this in my Family Studies course to talk about life's true meaning, the value of family, and how mental health can affect relationships.
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6th - 12th
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Columbine 20/20 Interview Documentary with Sue Klebold Viewing Questions
In this poignant and honest interview with Diane Sawyer on ABC's 20/20, Sue Klebold shares and answers the tough questions on people's hearts and minds regarding the Columbine massacre. Viewing this documentary is essential if you are studying Dave Cullen's nonfiction piece Columbine, but it is also an excellent documentary to watch for the historical connection and valuable message it shares. Students explore not only the content and characterization presented in this heart-felt documentary, b
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9th - 12th
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CCSS:
Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens (2015) Guided Viewing (Movie Guide) Worksheet
This worksheet is provided free to use!...for a reason. I wrote this back in 2015, shortly after the film was released for purchase. I will attest, it isn't very useful now that the trilogy is complete (the essay in particular!) but it does give you a great look at how my guides are written and formatted. Please keep in mind that this guide is decidedly in the "just for fun" category. All of my other guides are much more educationally focused for the subjects and topics that they cover. Hope you
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7th - 12th
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