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9th grade classroom community movie guides for International Baccalaureate
Radio Movie Guide Black History Month
Looking for fun, yet educational activities to accompany the movie Radio? Don't feel guilty playing a movie, use this resource to bring some educational value to the classroom!This product includes:✔️ Movie guide with 20 short answer questions✔️ Timestamps conveniently located next to each question✔️ Answer key for easy grading or sub plans✔️ 2 post-movie writing prompts for real-world connectionsFor your convenience, the questions are in sequential order and have the movie times located next to
Grades:
7th - 10th
"Radio" Movie Guide
This resource is designed for high school teachers and is intended to be used with the film, "Radio.” This resource includes:•Video Guide•Answer KeyThe film "Radio" covers key themes such as:•Acceptance and Inclusivity: The film deals with how individuals with disabilities are treated in society and emphasizes the importance of accepting and including everyone, regardless of their abilities.•Empathy and Compassion: “Radio" portrays the power of empathy and compassion through the relationship bet
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8th - 12th
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Arrival Film Viewing Guide (TOK Language)
The film Arrival is a great way to discuss theories of language acquisition and an excellent companion for a language unit in the IB Theory of Knowledge, epistemology or pyschology class. This viewing guide has pre-viewing questions, questions for during the film, and after the film discussion questions that explore language relativism and other topics about language. I thorough discussion guide and answer key is also included, as well as a bonus activity and questions from a TED talk related
Grades:
9th - 12th
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The Miracle Season Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet | Google Form (PG - 2018)
The Miracle Season Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet | Google Formats (PG - 2018) helps students analyze the amazing strength characters like Kelley Fliehler, Coach Kathy Bresnahan and Ernie Founder displayed during the 2011 Iowa City West High School volleyball season. Ask students to think for themselves about the importance of facing your fears and having the courage to try your best even when failure is a likely outcome. This is a great story to build up the moral and team spirit of any g
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7th - 12th
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Are you Okay? Short Film on Online & Real-World Bullying - Video Organizer
Here is a moving short film to show and teach during "Anti-Bullying Week" & "Pink Shirt Day".Animated short film, "Are you okay?" shows a relatable experience of two young adults being bullied online and in the real-world. The animated effect of a creepy purple goo offers a visual example of the emotions and experiences we can't always express in words. The film is eerie and haunting, but not without a gesture of hope. Asking the simple question, "Are you okay?" has healing power: tell your
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Viewing Guide: McFarland, USA (Film Study) --> Character Education / Life Skills
This viewing guide has 43 questions that go in order with the film McFarland, USA. There are also 6 post-viewing short answer questions. This film is based on a true story that was made by Disney. This film is great to use in a life skills class or in any type of lesson for character education.Synopsis: Track coach Jim White (Kevin Costner) is a newcomer to a predominantly Latino high-school in California's Central Valley. Coach White and his new students find that they have much to learn ab
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7th - 12th
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"GATTACA" film unit IB DP English B - Paper 2 Practice & Speaking
A film featuring a young Ethan Hawke, and can be linked to ALL of the English B themes! Need I say more?!I have created a unit for English B based around GATTACA which includes an activity for before, during and after the film. How it works:The first resource is a group reflection activity that can be completed before watching the film in order to build context, foster curiosity and generate discussion. Students work in groups to analyse a film poster and make connections to English B Themes
Grades:
9th - 12th
Zootopia and Stereotypes - Full Multi-Day Lesson and Movie Bundle
Want to discuss the topic of stereotypes and their harmful effects in an approachable and creative way? This multi-day lesson plan includes four days worth of resources to relate the movie Zootopia to stereotypes that students may encounter.Day 1: Defining stereotypes and exploring stereotypes of different animalsDay 2: Watching Zootopia with movie questionsDay 3: Reviewing the stereotypes in Zootopia and how they impact different charactersDay 4: Exploring gender stereotypes through discussion,
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4th - 10th
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Zootopia and Stereotypes - Digital and Printable Movie Questions
Want to discuss the topic of stereotypes and their harmful effects in an approachable and creative way? These movie questions are designed to get students thinking about the impacts of stereotypes on the characters of the movie Zootopia. Questions are general to keep students engaged throughout the film. Rather than specific, time-stamped questions, these guides have students find examples of dialogue or actions specific to different characters.This resource includes four different versions: A d
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4th - 10th
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Also included in: Zootopia and Stereotypes - Full Multi-Day Lesson and Movie Bundle
Film Guide for Philadelphia (1993) Dir. Jonathan Demme Starring Tom Hanks
This is a 15-page film guide for the study of the film Philadelphia (1993), which was directed by Jonathan Demme and stars Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington.
This powerful and significant film may be viewed in an International Baccalaureate film course, a social studies course, a health class, or an English class. It challenges viewers to reflect upon and discuss important issues involving human rights, social justice, and knowledge/ignorance.
This guide includes the following items:
(1) Intro
Grades:
9th - 12th
The Mighty Movie Guides - Differentiated Guides - Google Copy Included
This product has two movie guides that accompany the 1998 movie The Mighty based on the book Freak the Mighty. The first movie guide is the traditional guide to keep students paying attention and the second is a HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills) movie guide which has deeper questions that still follow the movie but are more aimed at higher achieving students. The answer keys for both are included. There is also a 5 question extended response sheet that can be used to extend the students' learn
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Brene Brown: The Call to Courage Viewing Guide - Google Copy Included
This viewing guide accompanies the Netflix original "Brene Brown: A Call to Courage" rated TV - 14. It's an inspirational talk by one of the most famous Ted Talk speakers, Brene Brown. The viewing guide is 20 questions. There is an extended response sheet and an answer key too. The google copy link is included on the credits page.
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7th - 12th
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Radio Movie: Story about Acceptance & Inclusion Worksheet & Answer Key
This is a movie guide for Radio, a story about acceptance, inclusion and overcoming adversity. Use this video during your relationships unit, anti bullying unit, conflict resolution unit or empathy unit. Perfect for leadership classes or to teach SEL (social emotional learning). 16 questions (4 multiple choice, 4 true or false, 6 short answer, 2 short prompts). Detailed answer key included.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Health Class Movies Worksheet Bundle
"GATTACA" film Socratic Seminar - IB DP English B HL Oral Speaking Practice
You're looking for an engaging, summative assessment based on a film, that isn't the typical essay question prompt. Look no further than this resource!I first watched GATTACA in my high school English class, and all these years later I love showing it to my students - its themes are still as relevant today as ever.This engaging, English B resource includes:A text (a film review) as the base for the Socratic seminar Reflective questions based on the text Detailed instructions & guidelinesSen
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: "GATTACA" film unit IB DP English B - Paper 2 Practice & Speaking
Movie Quiz-Mean Girls
Need some quick sub plans? This quiz contains multiple choice and True/False comprehension questions in sequential order of the movie. Multiple choice questions include: fact/opinion, inferences, and critical thinking. Writing responses are also included for each movie (2 or more questions). These quizzes are designed to help your students keep their attention on key details of the movie.Designed for grades 7+. Rated PG-13Google Docs/Slides**Check out these other movie quizzes…Books that Became
Grades:
7th - 10th, Adult Education
Zootopia and Stereotypes - Multi-Day Slides and Teacher Guide
Want to discuss the topic of stereotypes and their harmful effects in an approachable and creative way? These slides are designed to get students thinking about the impacts of stereotypes on the characters of the movie Zootopia.This multi-day plan includes pre- and post-movie watching activities to connect the animal stereotypes featured in the movie to stereotypes in the human world. Day 1: Defining stereotypes and exploring stereotypes of different animalsDay 2: Watching ZootopiaDay 3: Reviewi
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4th - 10th
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Also included in: Zootopia and Stereotypes - Full Multi-Day Lesson and Movie Bundle
Cyberbully Movie Guide
This movie guide accompanies the 2011 ABC Family movie "Cyberbully". It's a great movie to show middle school or high school students about the harmful affects of social media and bullying online. This movie guide has 20 questions that follow in sequence with the movie and 7 extended response questions. An answer key is provided. The google copy link is on the bottom of the answer key.
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7th - 12th
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Xmen the Animated Series Reflection Packet
A packet of watch-along worksheets with reflection questions for students to answer after watching the first 9 episodes of Season 1 of X-men the Animated Series (1990). Students watch the 28-minute episode, talk about racism, prejudice, fear, protest, and leadership qualities and then reflect on how they were shown in each episode. Episodes included are "Night of the Sentinels Part 1", "Night of the Sentinels Part 2", "Enter Magneto", "Deadly Reunions", "Captive Hearts", "Cold Vengeance", "Sla
Grades:
5th - 12th
The Island President Movie Guide - New Netflix Documentary on Climate Change
This is a movie guide with questions that require students to not just identify details of the movie, but also reflect, predict, and challenge their current understanding of the political challenges of climate change.
This award-winning documentary is available on Netflix and has received praise for its candid exposure of the challenges faced by political leaders in tackling this global problem of climate change. Regardless of whether my students believe climate change is a real issue or not,
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7th - 12th
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Movie Quiz: When the Game Stands Tall
20 multiple choice questions that follow along with the 2014 movie "When the Game Stands Tall" with two short answer reflection questions at the end of the assignments.Answer Key Included. Movie Rated PG for thematic material, a scene of violence, and brief smoking. Running time 1hr 55 minutesThe plot concerns the fallout of the loss of the record-setting 151-game high school football winning streak by De La Salle High School of Concord, California. The film is an adaptation of the 2003 book by
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5th - 12th
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What Moral Decisions Should Driverless Cars Make? Ted Talk Questions and Key
"What Moral Decisions Should Driverless Cars Make" is a Ted Talk that approaches the problems we face as self-driving cars begin take shape. Using utilitarian and Kantian examples, Iyad Rahwan highlights the ethical dilemmas of programming cars to make decisions in tricky situations. This is a practical application of the classic trolley problem, and this Ted Talk is a great way to introduce discussion around that thought experiment in the philosophy classroom. ***Please Note: These Ted Talk qu
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Video Worksheet for Mark Rober's YouTube video “How to see germs spread.”
This is a video guide (Q and A) for Mark Rober’s youtube video “How to see germs spread.” The questions are in sequential order with the video. The answer key is included. This video is phenomenal for showing the importance of hand washing and basic virus knowledge. Mark Rober is a classroom favorite in my middle school classroom. Mark is a former NASA engineer and worked on the team that created the Mars rovers. His videos are engaging and full of scientific application. This video is also a gr
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4th - 12th
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Educator Professionalism Analysis Using Matilda - Movie Guide
We all have a teacher that inspired us to educate, some of them were real-life humans we interacted with daily, and some of them we only knew from movies and TV shows. Matilda's Ms. Honey is the inspiration for educators all over the world. However, when you really take a look at the iconic teacher, her professionalism can come into question. In direct juxtaposition to Ms. Honey, the tyrant principal, Trunchbull, isn't just unprofessional, she's downright abusive. Your students will deep dive in
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Movie Quiz-Lean on Me
Need some quick sub plans? This quiz contains multiple choice and True/False comprehension questions in sequential order of the movie. Multiple choice questions include: fact/opinion, inferences, and critical thinking. Writing responses are also included for each movie (2 or more questions). These quizzes are designed to help your students keep their attention on key details of the movie.Designed for grades 6+. Rated PG-13Google Docs/Slides**Check out these other movie quizzes…Books that Became
Grades:
7th - 12th
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