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Common Core RI.9-10.10 movie guides
Princess Bride Film Study, Movie Guide + Activities, PDF & Google Drive, CCSS
William Goldman’s The Princess Bride is the perfect fairy tale to use with secondary students, but it’s not enough to just hit “play” on the DVD. Instead, add a layer of rigor to your students’ study of The Princess Bride with this packet of print-and-teach materials that will take four days to complete while entertaining and challenging your teens.Materials in this 18-page film study include (PDF + Google Drive versions of student handouts):• A suggested lesson procedure page with calendar (1 p
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8th - 11th
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Forrest Gump Video Guide: Analyzing 50 historical subjects (WITH ANSWERS)
THIS IS A MUST-HAVE FOR ANY TEACHER PLANNING TO USE THE FILM IN CLASS. THIS LESSON INVOLVES NO-PREP, COMES WITH AN ANSWER KEY, AND HOLDS STUDENTS ACCOUNTABLE WITH HANDOUTS TO FOLLOW ALONG. ENJOY!***GOOGLE COMPATIBLE*** 1) Drag and Drop the Word Doc or PowerPoint into Google Drive2) Then Go to "FILE", and SAVE AS "GOOGLE SLIDES" or "GOOGLE DOCS"*** Updated to now also include all 50 questions and answers with visuals on PowerPoint slides*** Updated to include a version with a larger font size,
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: FORREST GUMP Bundle! Movie Guide, Name-that-Song, AND Family Feud Game
Loving Vincent Viewing Guide (Vincent van Gogh Animated Film)
Loving Vincent is a biographical film about the last days of Vincent van Gogh's life animated in the style of van Gogh's paintings. The film is a creates discussion and mystery around the circumstances of his death and allows the integration of nonfiction texts into the lesson.
This viewing guide provide three questions that analyzes The Starry Night followed by ten questions to be answered during the film. After viewing the film, three deeper questions ask students to analyze the style and con
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9th - 12th
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TedEd Intro to Mental Health Awareness | Depression, Bipolar, PTSD, Panic Attack
This TedEd Intro to Mental Health Awareness | Depression, Bipolar, PTSD, Panic Attack challenges students to distinguish sadness from clinical depression and exploring signs and treatments, to demystifying bipolar disorder, narcissism, schizophrenia, OCD, PTSD, panic attacks, the value of self-talk, and the reality of imposter syndrome. Each episode invites students to explore different aspects of mental health, understand the complexities of various conditions, and learn about effective treatme
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: TED-Ed YouTube Video Guide Bundle | 25 Video Guides | SAVE 35%
Kimberle Crenshaw The Urgency of Intersectionality: TED Talk Guiding Questions
Digital and print resources to introduce high school students to the main ideas of intersectionality, and why its important. What is the main idea of intersectionality in simple terms, and why does it matter? This TED Talk video viewing worksheet and discussion guide will bring an intersectional perspective to your high school students. The listening comprehension questions are carefully aligned to the key point's in Krenshaw's analysis that uses the theory of intersectionality to unpack how cur
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Intersectionality Bundle
30 Days Series - Living on Minimum Wage Viewing Guide
This guide is based on the episode titled "Living on Minimum Wage" from Morgan Spurlock's 30 Days Series (the director and filmmaker of "Supersize Me.") This episode is 45 minutes.In this episode, Morgan Spurlock documents he and his fiance Alex's journey living for 30 days in the Bottoms neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio, trying to get by on minimum wage. They had no access to prior cash, credit cards, savings accounts, or health insurance. They must live in an apartment whose rent was less than
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6th - 12th
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"Why city flags may be the worst-designed thing" Ted Talk Listening Guide
During the first days of school, I usually do stations. This year I am looking for something new to do in the 2-3 days after students finish their back-to-school stations. Once I heard the Ted Talk "Why city flags may be the worst-designed thing you've never noticed" by Roman Mars, I knew I had found my answer! During that first week of school, my students will watch the Ted Talk, answer some analysis questions, design their own flags, and describe how their flags match the principles of good de
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9th - 10th
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Rescue Dawn Movie Analysis Packet
This packet was created to be a critical thinking assignment, and not a scene-by-scene move question packet. Context reading is encouraged. Also, a daily description section promotes summary writing of what was seen in the movie by the student.Violence: scenes depicting beheading, shooting, etc. is in this movieLanguage: this movie has mild use of curse words throughoutSex: none
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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TedEd | Myths and Misconceptions About Evolution | Youtube Video Guide
This TedEd Myths and Misconceptions About Evolution Youtube Video Guide challenges student to explore the foundational theories of evolution, including the differences between Lamarck's discredited theories and the modern understanding based on genetic mutations. Learn how the misconception of 'survival of the fittest' contrasts with the actual scientific principles of natural selection and the role of reproduction in evolutionary success. Investigate the impact of metaphors in scientific explan
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7th - 12th
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TedEd | The 2,400 Year Search for the Atom Youtube Video Guide
This TedEd The 2,400 Year Search for the Atom YouTube Video Guide challenges student to explore the historical development of atomic theory, from Democritus' ancient idea of "atomos" to modern quantum mechanics. Understand how John Dalton, J.J. Thompson, and Niels Bohr each contributed to evolving the model of the atom. Examine how experiments like Rutherford's gold foil led to the nuclear model and how further innovations have impacted modern science and technology.Note: This YouTube Guide is m
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: TED-Ed YouTube Video Guide Bundle | 25 Video Guides | SAVE 35%
Fast Much Ado About Nothing in under 3 weeks!
This bundle includes:Much Ado About Nothing in 45 minutes! script. Great way if you want to read straight through in a short period of time. ALSO can be used as a script if you want to put students into groups to act out the 7 major scenes. This also includes guided questions for students to answer as they work through the script as well as discussion questions at the end. 1993 Film Version of Much Ado About Nothing (Kenneth Branaugh & Denzel Washington). 39 multiple choice and short answer
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8th - 12th
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30 Days Series Viewing Guide - Muslims and America
This guide is based on the episode titled "Muslims and America" from Morgan Spurlock's 30 Days Series (the director and filmmaker of "Supersize Me.") This episode is 45 minutes.In this episode, Morgan Spurlock documents David Stacey journey for 30 days in a Muslim home. David is a Christian husband and father from West Virginia. Like many of his fellow Americans, he has gained new awareness in recent years of the Muslim presence in the country. He has some prejudices and preconceived notions abo
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9th - 12th
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John Oliver Misinformation - Social Media - Sticky Note / Gallery Walk Activity
This is a hands on, movement based, and engaging activity! Students will watch the youtube episode: Misinformation: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Students are given 4 Sticky Notes with a task for what to write on each Sticky Note. Students then place the sticky notes at designated spots around the room and then do a gallery walk and a reflection sheet based on their and their peers responses to the John Oliver episode. The John Oliver episode is a fun way to engage with an informational me
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Media Impact Unit
Types of Animation Holiday Edition
Students learn about different types of animation through four short holiday films. Great for film and digital media classes, art, or ELA. Lesson plans include lesson frames, critical reading, critical discussion and critical writing activities with grading rubrics. Students engage in research, collaboration, and creation. This unit can be taught over one week or spread out over time.
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8th - 12th
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Free | TedEd Intro to Mental Health Awareness | What is depression? Video Guide
This Free Sneak Peek episode covers the TedEd video "What is Depression" and is the first episode in the full 10 episode Intro to Mental Health Awareness Playlist YouTube Guide here. Challenge students to analyze what depression is, including the difference between just feeling sad and having clinical depression. Discover the signs of depression, like feeling very sad for a long time, losing interest in fun activities, or having trouble sleeping and eating. Understand why it's hard to figure out
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: TED-Ed YouTube Video Guide Bundle | 25 Video Guides | SAVE 35%
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