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Free movie guides for Gifted and Talented

Matilda Quiz

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A multiple choice quiz for children while or after watching the film "Matilda". The questions are in chronological order. The activity seeks to complement and extend the pleasure the children will have derived from seeing the film.

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Gifted and Talented

Grades:

5th - 10th

Types:

Worksheets, Movie Guides, English (UK)

The Dot: Using the movie to address social and emotional needs of gifted

Created by

Bonny Skutch

This is a lesson plan that uses the video of Peter H. Reynold's The Dot to address social and emotional needs that young students (especially gifted students) often face. The lesson includes a synopsis of the video/book, a menu of introductory activities, discussion questions about the video, and a menu of follow up activities. Issues that these activities help children discuss are fear of failure, self-consciousness, facing challenges, underachievement, humility, advocacy and support, empathy

Subjects:

Gifted and Talented, Life Skills, School Counseling

Grades:

K - 3rd

Types:

Activities, Movie Guides, Lesson

The Meatrix Movie Guide; Sustainability, Agriculture, Environment, Economics

Created by

Culinary Across the Curriculum

A short writing activity/discussion guide to accompany The Meatrix, a cartoon film series about sustainability and the American food system. Fantastic way to get students thinking about food ethics, organics, local foods and sustainability. Copies of the movie are free online!

Subjects:

Career and Technical Education, Environment, Gifted and Talented

Grades:

6th - 12th

Types:

Worksheets, Movie Guides

Cinema Sensei’s Class Discussion Questions About James Cameron's Titanic (1997)

Created by

Cinema Sensei

Dear Educators,Greetings from Tokyo, Japan! I have been leading discussion classes for adults here in Japan on the theme of cinema since 2014.The set of questions contained in this document are created to facilitate engaging and thought-provoking classroom discussions centered around the notable movie you have selected. More than 200 titles are available spanning the history of movies in the English language.You won’t find:X Simple factual questions.X Questions that can be satisfied by a simple

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Film, Gifted and Talented

Grades:

12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Homework, Movie Guides, Independent Work Packet