Wall-E Movie Guide (2008) - Movie Questions with Extra Activities

This computer animated film from Pixar and Disney is about a robot, Wall-E, who is all by himself on a deserted planet Earth trying to clean up the mess that has been caused. A futuristic robot named Eve, later arrives on Earth to collect data and search for life and Wall-E quickly falls in love with her. They both leave Earth and go up to the Axiom spaceship where many humans have been living for a very long time waiting for Earth to become sustainable again. Eve and Wall-E go on an incredible adventure to prove to the robots and humans aboard the Axiom spaceship that life can exist again on planet Earth and that they can all return back home.

This particular movie guide is great for your students because it not only gives them questions to answer while watching the movie, but it also includes extra activities to have them practice their critical thinking skills and self-reflect on various aspects of the movie that can relate to their own lives. Your students will critically analyze topics about their community, creativity, taking risks, and others. This film and movie guide also do a great job at having the student/viewer reflect on the advantages and disadvantages of technology and how it affects our lives.

This 2008 animated film is rated G and stars the following actors and actresses as the voices of the characters: Jeff Garlin, Fred Willard, Sigourney Weaver, Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, and others. The running time for the film is 1 hour and 43 minutes long.

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This movie guide includes the following:

• 20 short Answer Questions – These are short questions to be answered while students watch the movie. They are basically used to keep the students’ attention and hold them accountable for the activity. These are usually completed individually but could also be completed in small groups.
• 10 Critical Thinking Questions – These are questions for students to answer after having watched the movie. They are to be completed individually in about 2-3 sentences. They are designed to allow the students to practice their critical thinking skills based on various parts of the movie.
• 5 Reflection Questions & 5 Superlative Questions – These reflection & superlative questions are to be answered individually after having watched the movie. They can be answered in about 2-3 sentences but are designed to have students relate various parts or aspects from the movie to their own lives.
• Character Analysis – This activity is to have students analyze various characters in the movie to recount what they liked about them, what their biggest strength was, weakness, etc.
• Art Activity - This activity is to have students try and express some aspect of the movie through the use of art. Students are asked to draw or create something using their imagination and/or the information they obtained by watching the movie.
• Group Activity – This activity is to be completed in a small group and is designed to have students work together as a team in order to complete the instructions or objectives for the activity. Once finished, the groups can share their work with the rest of the class if the teacher wants them to.

All the questions are available in a PDF format for quick and easy printing as well as in a Word format in case you would like to modify some of the questions to the specific needs of your class. A Teacher Answer Key is available for the 20 short answer questions and I have also included a document with instructions and recommendations for using this movie guide in your classes.

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