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Close reading movie guides for homeschool
GENERIC DOCUMENTARY MOVIE STUDY Note Taking Graphic Organizer Activity
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the documentary? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans. CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!T
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4th - 12th
Novel Study to be used with Turtles All the Way Down by John Green
If you are looking for contemporary fiction, search no further than this novel (or this product). John Green introduces a new kind of character in Aza Holmes. Students will rejoice in her victories and feel her pain during the sad times, too. Help them through this text by using this complete study unit. Included within, you will find: Vocabulary Activities, study guides (one for each chapter), quizzes (one for each chapter), a comprehensive test (20 matching, 20 multiple choice, 10 short answer
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Ā End of the Year Grade 11 Bundle
The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate - Movie/Book Comparison
This movie/book comparison study helps students to think about the differences between Katherine Applegate's novel "The One and Only Ivan" and the "The One and Only Ivan" movie. This is a Printable + Digital movie/book comparison study! It can be used for Distance Learning! Use this resource in any or all of these ways! Maybe some of your students need a digital version and some need a paper version. If that's the case, we've got you covered!Option 1: Print it outOption 2: Use as a TpT Digital A
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3rd - 6th
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GENERIC MOVIE STUDY GUIDE Note Taking Graphic Organizer | Worksheet Activity
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the movie? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans. CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!There's
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4th - 12th
The Outsiders ELA Novel Unit - Creative Standard-Based Literature Study - Guide
This bundle will save you a TON of time and money. This is literally every single resource I use when teaching The Outsiders. I am so passionate about this novel, and these resources have been teacher tested countless times.
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6th - 9th
Macbeth Worksheets | Crash Course Literature Worksheets on Macbeth
Are you teaching Macbeth and looking for worksheets to use with Shakespeareās tragedy? Wondering how to teach Macbeth in an engaging way when you have limited time? Make it easy by using these Macbeth worksheets to go with the Crash Course Literature videos about the play.This mini-bundle of Macbeth worksheets has been created to pair with the Crash Course Macbeth videos by John Green (season 4, episodes 9 and 10).Ā The bundle includes two student worksheets of scaffolded notes and two sets of t
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10th - 12th
Of Mice and Men Movie Guide
This is a two page document that can be copied onto a double-sided, one page handout. There are 25 questions that move in chronological order of the movie. Students may complete the questions on this paper in short answer form. This resource may be used during the movie to keep students engaged, or it may be used as a quiz after the movie ends. No answer key is included as answers will vary. <<<<< <<<<< <<<<< I LOVE FEEDBACK. IF YOU FIND VALUE IN THIS
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9th - 12th
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Citizen Kane - Study Guide
This product is a Study Guide for Citizen Kane directed by Orsen Wells. The guide has sections and activities on:
ā¢ Background to the film and its director: Orson Welles. Objective: Students discuss and evaluate the ways in which the set work has been read, received and valued in historical and other contexts.
ā¢ A synopsis of the film. Objective: Students explore the ideas expressed in the text through analysing its construction, content and language. They examine how particular features of the
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Slumdog Millionaire Activity Pack
This pack of worksheets and activities will see you right through the teaching of the film Slumdog Millionaire.
Included are:
- activities on film techniques to give students the prior knowledge necessary to analyse the film
- Plot Cloze Activity
- personal response worksheet
- Six close viewing activities on scenes/sequences
- Three character worksheets (Salim, Jamal and Latika)
- a theme activity to complete in groups
- a setting worksheet
- three different essay writing activities
- a rang
Grades:
9th - 11th
Sherlock (BBC): The Great Game Viewing Guide
A modern sleuth mystery set in 21st century London, this ninety-minute long BBC and Masterpiece Classic episode is somewhat based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes story, "The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans." Dynamic actors, Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, take on the roles of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson introducing the characters and their lovable idiosyncrasies.
The 30 question viewing guide comes with a complete answer key. A great complement for Victorian li
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Ā Sherlock Bundle
Crash Course Literature Pride and Prejudice mini-bundle (season 4 ep 11 + 12)
This visual note-taking worksheet is designed to be used in conjunction with the popular CrashCourse Literature videos about Jane Austenās novel āPride and Prejudice part 1 and part 2ā (Season 4 Episode 11 + 12) on YouTube. The videos cover biographical information about the author Jane Austen, major plot points, Regency England, why we should read the text, Austenās suspicion of overwhelming emotion, the narrative technique of free indirect discourse, and whether happiness should be privileged
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10th - 12th
THE GOOD LIE: Movie Questions
After reading A Long Walk to Water with your students, show the film The Good Lie to your class and have them fill out these movie questions to guide their thinking as they watch. Then use these questions to hold a class discussion about the issues that arise in the book.I'd love to hear how this product worked for you. Leave a review and check out more cool resources at KnowStuff or follow me at www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Knowstuff
Grades:
5th - 10th
Also included in:Ā A LONG WALK TO WATER: Quiz, Test, Chapter Questions, and Movie Guide
Hunt for the Wilderpeople Film Study Booklet
Hunt for the Wilderpeople Film Study Booklet. Questions can easily be altered to suit different learning abilities. Please rate and review.
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8th - 11th
Barbie - Film Viewing Questions (including teacher answers)
Engage middle/upper secondary learners in an enriching film viewing experience with these Viewing Questions (47 in total) for the 2023 feature film, Barbie, directed by Greta Gerwig. The film imagines the iconic Barbie doll experiencing an existential crisis leading to an adventure into the real world on a journey of self-discovery. Zip file Contents (3 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use): 1. Viewing Questions - 11 page Student Booklet (.doc/.pdf formats)2. Vie
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8th - 12th
The BFG by Roald Dahl - Movie/Book Comparison
This movie/book comparison study helps students to think about the differences between Roald Dahl's novel "The BFG" and the "The BFG" movie (Disney 2016).This is a Printable + Digital movie/book comparison study! It can be used for Distance Learning!Use this resource in any or all of these ways:Option 1: Print it outOption 2: Use as a TpT Digital Activity (now called an Easel Activity)Option 3: Use through Google Slides with a custom link, (instructions found on the 2nd page of the pdf study)Wit
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3rd - 5th
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Also included in:Ā The BFG by Roald Dahl - Bundle - Novel Study + Movie/Book Comparison
Theme Activity for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Movie Guide Escape Room
Discover the Sweet Secret to Teaching Literary Themes!Transform 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' into an Educational Adventure!āØ This 'Escape Room Movie Guide', will make literary themes an exhilarating quest for your students. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school classes, this guide turns the beloved classic, 'Willy Wonka - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', into a thrilling learning experience.Before the movie, build anticipation with pre-film activities. As the story unfolds
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5th - 8th
AP Language Universal Biographical Film Unit - Movie List, Viewing Guide, Cinema
Looking for a way to engage students and have them critically analyze important historical events, rhetorical situations, and rhetorical strategies? Biographical films are a great way to hook students from the start, but also offer rigorous learning opportunities. This universal film unit contains a list of 100+ biographical movies with G, PG, and PG-13 titles, a parental consent form, universal film viewing guide, and several other activities and projects! Plus - if you teach AP Language and Co
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Ā AP Language & Composition Full Year Curriculum - Rhetoric, Argument, AP Lang
Quotation Response for "Into the Wild" Film (2007): Double-Entry Journal
"Into the Wild" (2007) is a biographical survival film based on Jon Krakauerās book of the same name. Christopher McCandless, the filmās star, rejects conformity and materialism in order to discover life without a safety net. As a recent college graduate, he travels across North America into the Alaskan wilderness to live a more āauthenticā life. This film is rich in quotations. The Double-Entry Journal strategy enables students to record their responses to text as they read and view. Students
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Dead Poets Society - Movie Guide - 30 Quick Recall Questions
Welcome to the "Dead Poets Society" Movie Guide Worksheet! This worksheet is designed to test your class' quick recall and comprehension after watching the captivating film "Dead Poets Society," directed by Peter Weir. In this worksheet, you'll find 30 quick recall questions covering key plot points, character details, and thematic elements explored in the movie. From memorable quotes to pivotal moments, these questions will challenge your class's memory and understanding of the film's rich narr
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
May the Fourth Be With You | Star Wars Day Theme Activities | Escape Room
Embark on a thrilling adventure with GATER Educator's May the Fourth Be With You Escape Room! Students will explore the "Power of One" as they work through a No Prep reading comprehension challenge that includes 5 breakout tasks.Close Reading CHALLENGES include:Informational Text- The Power of One: Exploring A Star Wars Movie ThemeBreakout Task 1- Plot an Escape: Vocabulary Word MatchBreakout Task 2- Gather Resources: Identify True or False StatementsBreakout Task 3- Use Deductive Logic: Fill in
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5th - 8th
Shakespeare's "The Tempest" (Taymor 2010): Film Guide - DISTANCE LEARNING
Director Julie Taymor gives us William Shakespeare's, The Tempest. Taymor stays true to the original text and to the narrative outline, except she does a gender swap: Helen Mirren stars in the lead role. Students find the film beautiful, artistic and focused. It's a wonderful adaptation of what many consider to be Shakespeare's final play.The play is set on an island where Prospero plots to restore his daughter Miranda to her rightful position in Milan. Through magic, he creates a storm (a temp
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Their Eyes Were Watching God Movie Guide and Student Worksheets EDITABLE bundle
Looking for the PDF version of this bundle? Find it hereTreat your class (and yourself!) to a movie day with this engaging and comprehensive classroom movie analysis bundle, and bring literature alive inĀ high school ELA class with Their Eyes Were Watching God (2005). Whether you're a seasoned English II teacher or new to the subject, this resource is sure to help you create a dynamic and engaging learning experience for your students. With detailed lesson plans, differentiated student worksheet
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9th - 12th
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Shakespearean Scene Analysis--Compare Non-Text (film and live) to Literary Text
This worksheet is to be used when analyzing scenes in live or film productions of Shakespeare. It can be used on any play:
-Hamlet
-Macbeth
-Julius Caesar
-Romeo and Juliet
-Taming of the Shrew
-etc.
This is an excellent activity to go along with Royal Shakespeare Company or any other Shakespearean production.
The analysis worksheet will help students compare the same work across multiple mediums, and compare non-text works with their literary counterparts.
The download includes an analysi
Grades:
9th - 12th
THE OUTSIDERS Unit: Chapter Questions, Test, Movie Guide, & Essay
In this Unit Collection of the classic novel The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton, Chapter Activities for chs. 1-2, chs. 3-4, chs. 5-6, chs. 7-8, and chs. 9-10 are included. The Test expects students to answer questions about chs.11-12 as a "cold read" as well as testing their comprehension of the book as a whole. A Movie Guide is also included, where students continue learning about the storyline, consider the mood of various scenes, and explore the symbolism. Finally, a literary analysis process paper
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7th - 12th
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