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Common Core RL.7.10 movie guides
The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton - Creative Doodle Notes - Novel and Movie Comparison
Step away from the usual movie vs. novel comparison and give your students a fresh take on The Outsiders! This resource is all about digging into the similarities and differences between the book and the movie in a way that's interactive and exciting.What's Inside:Deep Dive into The Outsiders: Let's explore the novel and its movie adaptation together! We'll break down what makes each unique.Boost Critical Thinking: Your students will flex their thinking muscles as they compare characters, the se
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6th - 9th
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Animated Short Films Theme Plot Narrative Writing Activity GLUED Literary Device
Here's a literary workshop that students beg to do! In this workshop, students are guided through a full Pixar interactive plot analysis of the short film Glued. Students will then use the knowledge they've learned about plot development to create their own narrative story using the plot templates.DIGITAL VERSION AVAILABLE HEREFILM SUMMARY:In this funny film, a mother realizes her child is addicted to video games so she tries desperately to persuade him to play outside. Finally, in a hilarious c
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5th - 8th
THE WESTING GAME: Movie Questions and Answer Key (Get a Clue)
After your students read Ellen Raskin's novel, The Westing Game, have them analyze the events in the movie version with these Movie Questions. As they watch the film, Get a Clue, students will inevitably notice some differences, and these questions highlight the distinctions between the book and the film.
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5th - 7th
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City of Ember Guided Viewing Movie Questions
This assignment is a guided movie document for the 2008 movie, City of Ember. City of Ember is a fictional movie based off Jeanne DuPrau's award winning novel. It portrays the story of societal survival and the myriad of issues that were faced after an underground city was constructed protect mankind from becoming completely extinct. With an unstable generator that has powered the city of Ember for over 200 years, it finally on its last leg and is beginning to shut down. If the generator comp
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4th - 12th
A LONG WALK TO WATER: Quiz, Test, Chapter Questions, and Movie Guide
As you teach your students the book, A Long Walk to Water, give them chapter questions to guide their reading, practice citing text evidence, quizzes to assess language arts skills, and movie questions (The Good Lie with Reese Witherspoon) to help them connect the events in the book to the movie.
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5th - 9th
Movie Guide CHARACTER TRAITS for ANY Short Films Movies Novels Literary Devices
Want to teach literary elements using MOVIES or PIXAR SHORT FILMS and bring real world learning into your classroom? This series teaches students how real writers use characterization techniques to develop fascinating characters.❤ Culminating Activity: Students assumed the role of a screenwriter and build a character using characterization techniques. They will be given a movie premise from which to create the character. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 PRINTABLE Movie Guide Worksh
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6th - 9th
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Irony Prezi & Notes + Identifying Irony Activity using The Twilight Zone
This is an introduction lesson to teaching the three different types of irony to students. This activity is great for middle grades 6-8 or ELA 9-10.Part 1 (15-25 minutes): Students will start with taking brief notes on irony following by examples. (Page 1 in the packet)Part 2 (30-45 minutes): Students will watch the Twilight Zone episode S5, E3 titled "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet," which is 25 minutes long. This episode streams for free on Amazon Prime and Paramount+). As they watch, they will ide
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6th - 10th
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Movie Guide MAKING INFERENCES for ANY P Short Films | Movies | Novels
Want to teach literary elements using MOVIES or PIXAR SHORT FILMS and bring real world learning into your classroom? This series teaches students how make inferences in movies or stories an why writers don't always directly state what they want the audience to know. ❤ Culminating Activity: Students will assume the role of a film director and will create a movie scene where the audience must make a inference. They will be given a prompt to help build their scene. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20
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6th - 9th
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Jason and the Golden Fleece movie - intro, link to free movie, quiz plus key
(Also called "Jason and the Argonauts"). Are you planning a unit on classical mythology for your middle school or freshman high school students? Finish it with a movie showing of Jason and the Argonauts, a classic movie showing the hero Jason on a quest for the Golden Fleece, with gods and goddesses helping and hindering him. This 1963 cult-status favorite, complete with original special effects by the legendary Ray Harryhausen, is a fun and adventurous finish to a mythology unit. It features b
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6th - 9th
High School Literary Terms
High school literary terms can sometimes bore our kids, let's be honest. We might LOVE them as teachers, but sometimes it's a challenge to keep those teenagers paying attention, engaged, and off of their phones!Looking for a fun, new engaging way to teach those high school literary terms?! Here's your answer! :)This high school literary terms resource has students compare and contrast a text to a movie using high school literary terms!! Could also be adapted easily for use in a middle school cla
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9th - 11th
Movie Guide MAKING INFERENCES for ANY P Short Films | Movies | Novels
Want to teach literary elements using MOVIES or PIXAR SHORT FILMS and bring real world learning into your classroom? This Google Slides workshop students how make inferences in movies or stories an why writers don't always directly state what they want the audience to know. ❤ Culminating Activity: Students will assume the role of a film director and will create a movie scene where the audience must make a inference. They will be given a prompt to help build their scene. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND
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6th - 9th
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Movie Guide CHARACTER TRAITS for ANY P Short Films | Movies | Novels
Want to teach literary elements using MOVIES or PIXAR SHORT FILMS and bring real world learning into your classroom? This GOOGLE SLIDES WORKSHOP teaches students how real writers use characterization techniques to develop fascinating characters.❤ Culminating Activity: Students assumed the role of a screenwriter and build a character using characterization techniques. They will be given a movie premise from which to create the character. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 PRINTABLE Mo
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6th - 9th
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Disney's Hercules PARCC bases movie questions
This is a movie guide that goes along with reading Hercules and then watching the Disney version. It contained compare and contrast, character traits and other middle school reading and writing standards.
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5th - 10th
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Movie Reviews: Animal Farm and The Outsiders
Movie Reviews: Animal Farm and The OutsidersLooking for an opportunity to use MOVIES in READING Class?This DOUBLE FEATURE includes GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS to WRITE MOVIE REVIEWS.PRINT and DIGITAL versions are included.For More THOUGHTFUL RESOURCES VISIT Creativity in Motion.
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: ELA MEGA BUNDLE ONE YEAR: MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL
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