Film as Literature | Film Analysis | Full Year Curriculum | School Site License

Are you an administrator looking for a Film Studies curriculum for your entire school? Well, you've found a solution here with CurricuLimb™. This school site license allows your school, and any teacher at your school, to use this Film as Literature full year curriculum forever.

Film as Literature, Full Year Curriculum, by CurricuLimb™ is a comprehensive, standards-aligned instructional resource designed with teacher planning and student engagement at the center of the materials within.  While it’s no secret that you, the educator, are the key to the success of your students, we hope that this product provides you the tools you need to engage participants in enriching and rigorous content that ignites both discussion and reflection.  Each and every activity and assessment included has been designed with two primary teaching and learning objectives: 

1. Using film as a medium to explore and deepen student understanding of the universal themes that connect us to one another and the world in which we live.
2. Intentionally and authentically bridging film analysis with the Common Core Standards for English Language Arts, balancing reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language standards throughout each film study, and unit as a whole.   

Indeed, this instructional resource is about so much more than just about “watching movies”.  At CurricuLimb™, we see the study of film as an active pursuit.  Through a natural spiraling of new learning and prior knowledge, students are immersed in a constant state of synthesis, comparison, analysis, evaluation, and reflection.  Add to that the study of cinematic elements, and the lens for viewing a film evolves even further.  The possibilities for learning are endless. Keep that scroll going to find out what’s included with your purchase!

What’s in this product? 

Check out the individual quarter listings for more detailed information about planning guides, lesson plans, movie titles, and more!

• Film as Literature | Film Analysis | Full Curriculum | Quarter 1
• Film as Literature | Film Analysis | Full Curriculum | Quarter 2
• Film as Literature | Film Analysis | Full Curriculum | Quarter 3
• Film as Literature | Film Analysis | Full Curriculum | Quarter 4
• School Site License
  • An official School Site License Agreement between Curriculimb LLC and the purchaser (see the terms below)
  • A consent form that administrators can choose to have teachers sign. This form acknowledges that the teachers understand the resource is owned by the school and must not be taken if they leave or move to another school.

School Site Definition: "School Site" refers to a distinct school facility or campus, identifiable by its unique name and operating under the leadership of a principal, headmaster, or chief educator. This license is exclusively for the Film as Literature Full Year Curriculum and does not encompass any related films or items sold by CurricuLimb LLC. 

Terms:

1. Usage Scope: This license is valid solely for the purchasing School Site. Additional School Sites in the same district are required to acquire separate licenses.
2. Perpetual Rights: The School Site is entitled to indefinite use of the Film as Literature Full Year Curriculum, irrespective of changes in personnel.
3. Editability: The School Site is authorized to modify the Curriculum as necessary.
4. Legal Compliance: The School Site must adhere to all applicable local, state, national, and international copyright laws.
5. Restriction on Redistribution: The Curriculum must not be redistributed or sold to other School Sites or external entities without written permission from CurricuLimb LLC.
6. Individual Staff Ownership and Transferability: The Film as Literature Full Year Curriculum is the property of the purchasing School Site. In the event of a staff member's departure from the School, the Curriculum remains the sole property of the School. Staff of the purchasing School Site are not permitted to retain, replicate, or transfer any part of the Curriculum to other institutions or for personal use.

Why is this product so expensive?

Before we tell you more about our course, let’s call out what you might be thinking: “Wow!  This product is expensive!”  As former educators, we know that purchasing resources for your classroom can be an investment.  After all, teachers just want what’s best for their students.  So, while the price might seem high, we promise you just that: the best!  Our product is comprehensive, and at CurricuLimb, we pride ourselves in creating resources with a level of quality that you’d expect from the big names in curriculum development.  Best of all our resource is turn-key ready for you, but with options to customize and enhance if and when you’re ready.  It’s the most complete and high quality film-as-lit curriculum you’ll find!

Still too expensive? Consider these options:

Our Film as Literature curriculum checks a lot of boxes when it comes to supporting student needs.  Embedded are supports for diverse learners, including Gifted Students, English Learners, and students qualifying for Special Education services.  Because of that, we encourage you to explore different funding sources to bring this incredible resource to your classroom, campus, or district. (Remember TPT accepts Purchase Orders) Some ideas might be:

• Title I/Title III Funding
• 21st Century
• Operational Funds
• State Funding

We’re willing to bet that in comparison to what your site or district typically pays for a high-quality instructional resource, the answer to purchasing our Film as Literature course will be an easy “Yes!”

How to take advantage of TPT Purchase Orders

Log in to TPT or sign up for an account (it's free).

1. Add the resource(s) to your cart and select Purchase Order (PO) as the payment method.
2. Enter your school's billing information and click Submit Order. (Note: There is a $2.99 processing fee for POs)
3. Download and print the TPT PO Quote. This is a quote and not an order confirmation.
4. Send TPT the following two documents via email or fax for us to process your order: 1) Signed PO by your school administrator, and 2) TPT PO Quote
5. Once TPT receives the documents, your order is processed and an email confirmation is sent.
6. An invoice will be sent to the school/district and billing contact (via mail or email) and payment is due within 30 days in USD.

Want a sneak peak or want to know more?

Download our free product sneak peak for the Quarter 1 curriculum here. Still have questions? Navigate to our TpT Store and select the gray "Ask A Question" tab to contact us.

Where can I find the movies that this product supplements?

Due to copyright restrictions, CurricuLimb™ cannot supply teachers with the movies required for this curriculum. However, a Google Sheets (xls file) is included that can help teachers find where each movie can be purchased or rented online.

Can this product be used in a paperless or distance learning classroom?

Yes, every page of content has both a Google Format version and a PDF printable version.

How can I contact CurricuLimb?

Feel free to email us anytime at tpt@curriculimb.com

Terms & Conditions of Use | Copyright | DMCA

You can:

• Use this product for your own personal classroom forever
• Ask your school or district to purchase this curriculum for you

You cannot:

• Upload this product anywhere that allows unsecured access to where other teachers use it freely
• Send this product to other people including emailing, printing copies, or otherwise sharing digitally
• Use this product for your personal commercial use

Terms and Conditions © 2022 CurricuLimb™. All rights reserved. Purchase of this product allows the purchaser the right to reproduce the pages (digitally or in print) in limited quantities for the purchaser’s classroom only. Duplication or distribution for/to another individual, school, school district, private school, or any other business or education agency, or for commercial purposes, is strictly forbidden without written permission from the publisher, CurricuLimb™. Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form (even a personal/classroom website) is strictly forbidden and is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). By posting this product freely on the internet, anyone can copy or download it and use it for free. Should a violation occur, the publisher will seek to enforce all rights available to it under the DMCA or other federal and state copyright laws.

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