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Common Core W.6.2a movie guides
Pixar Shorts Film Theme Plot Literary Elements, Devices, Analysis SEL Activities
This study guide using the Pixar short film, Joy and Heron, is a fun way to teach literary elements like THEME and CONFLICT. These Free worksheets guide students through the process of using the conflict and resolution to identify the theme of a story. It has mega fun appeal, but is also rigorous and challenging. Want to go deeper and digital? CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL GOOGLE SLIDES LITERARY WORKSHOP of Joy and HeronFilm Synopsis: A cute puppy, Joy, scuffles with an ornery Heron when the bird tr
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5th - 8th
Narrative Writing With Graphic Organizers ANIMATED SHORT FILMS & Rubric
Narrative writing that students will actually WANT to do using ANIMATED SHORT FILMS! In this workshop, students are guided through literary devices, elements, and techniques, to learn how to create an exciting narrative story. Students will analyze literary techniques through the lense of animated short films, and complete mini-lessons and activities. Then, students will use graphic organizers and guided writing companions to map out and write their own narratives. *PREFER THE DIGITAL VERSION?
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5th - 8th
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ELA TEST PREP RACE WRITING STRATEGY PRACTICE CONSTRUCTED RESPONSE W PROMPTS
LAST MINUTE ELA Test Prep Review! Here's the quickest way to help your students break down writing prompts and write flawless short and extended constructed responses using RACE strategy + Transitions. Not only is RACE writing great for test prep, it also teaches proper paragraph writing, as well as how to provide evidence with elaboration. Digital and Printable. ELA TEST PREP WORKSHOPCover pageTips for preparing for the test: The night before and the morning of the testConstructed response exp
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6th - 10th
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ELA TEST PREP and AFTER STATE TESTING ACTIVITIES | Literary Review with Movies
What to do before AND after the ELA state test? You're covered with this bundle! The last minute test prep workshop teaches students to write flawless constructed responses in 5 easy steps. Afterwards, you can relax and have some fun with literary review and movie guide workshops. ELA TEST PREP WORKSHOPCover pageTips for preparing for the test: The night before and the morning of the testConstructed response explanation and reference sheetRACE + T (transitions) teach / reference sheetConstructed
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6th - 10th
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Short Films Character Inference Theme For The Birds Literary Elements & Devices
Pixar Short Film FOR THE BIRDS. Theme | Inference | Character | PlotShort Films are a fun way to teach literary elements, aka story elements. Print-&-Go resources make learning convenient for teachers and enjoyable for students. This workshop is perfect for introducing and/or reviewing literary elements. Students can see firsthand how professional writers use literary elements, and how these elements work together. Activities are simple, yet thought-provoking and effective for getting st
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5th - 8th
Movie Guide CHARACTER ANALYSIS 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 to analyze and identify CHARACTER TYPES: Flat, Round, Dynamic, & Static for ANY film or story. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 PRINTABLE Movie Guide Workshops) $8BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 DIGITAL Movie Guide Workshops) $8BUNDLE AND SAVE 30% (Includes 8 DIGITAL & 8 PRINTABLE Workshops) $14Compatible With EASE
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6th - 9th
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Short Films For The Birds FREE Literary Devices Elements & Techniques Activities
FREE PIXAR SHORT FILM DIALOGUE AND CHARACTER ACTIVITY that students will actually WANT to do! This digital GOOGLE SLIDES resource allows students create 5 dialogue scenes for the bickering birds in the film and an activity to analyze how the dialogue shapes the characters. The TEACH slide explains how writers use dialogue to develop characters, and reminds them to use quotation marks when writing dialogue. This is a simple, stress-free way for students to learn dialogue in a way they will neve
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4th - 7th
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Movie Guide CHARACTER TRAITS TYPES ANALYSIS Graphic Organizer Movie Clips
Want to teach literary elements using movies or Pixar short films and bring real world learning into your classroom? This series teaches students to analyze and identify CHARACTER TYPES: Flat, Round, Dynamic, & Static for ANY film or story. ❤ Culminating Activity: BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 PRINTABLE Movie Guide Workshops) $8BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 DIGITAL Movie Guide Workshops) $8BUNDLE AND SAVE 30% (Includes 8 DIGITAL & 8 PRINTABLE Workshops) $14Compatible W
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6th - 9th
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Movie Guide OBJECTIVE SUMMARY for ANY 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 to write objective summaries for ANY film or story. ❤ Culminating Activity: Students will be cast into the role of a movie description writer. They will learn how to write a brief, objective summary that provides only key details. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 PRINTABLE Movie Guide Workshops) $8BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 DIGITAL M
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6th - 9th
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Book and Movie Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer
This editable graphic organizer was created to guide students with comparing and contrasting a book and movie of the same or similar topic while saving you time and preparation. All you need to do is click and print! Since this graphic organizer is editable, you can add, delete, or revise the boxes to fit your needs and can be used with any book or movie! This assignment also works great for a formative assessment. Topics to compare and contrast within this worksheet include:- Title- Characters
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5th - 12th
Movie Guide OBJECTIVE SUMMARY for ANY Short Films | Movies | Novels FREE
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 to write objective summaries for ANY film or story. ❤ Culminating Activity: Students will be cast into the role of a movie description writer. They will learn how to write a brief, objective summary that provides only key details. BUYING OPTIONS:BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Includes 8 PRINTABLE Movie Guide Workshops) $8BUNDLE AND SAVE 20% (Incl
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6th - 9th
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Movie Review
Make your students into movie critics!Struggling to incorporate writing into engaging activities?Don't want to cancel sessions when the teacher decides to watch a movie in class?Students want to watch movies but groaning whenever you pause to ask multiple comprehension questions?Then this activity is for you!The only thing that my students like more than watching a movie is discussing it afterwards. Some students love the movie while others hate it, which sparks a lively debate. On the other han
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Older Grades Speech and Language Bundle! What you need for Grades 5-12
Cinematography Terms Project
Students will be able to understand basic cinematography terms. Students will work in groups to define cinematography terms, find still images that represent that term, and short film clip examples of the term being used. Groups will then present those terms to their peers. This can be used in conjunction with teaching any film, or for use in any class that uses films/movies. Works for in-person, hybrid, and distance learning.
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6th - 12th
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Documentary The Greatest Places: Compare/Contrast Physical/Human Characteristics
This is a simple graphic organizer for the IMAX film "The Greatest Places." It's a good way to keep the students engaged and taking notes, but unburdened with lengthy written answers. This focus of this worksheet is on the physical and human characteristics of the various places shown in the film. You may need to discuss with your students ahead of time the terminology of physical characteristics and human characteristics. This would make a nice addition to a science unit of ecosystems/biomes or
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5th - 8th
Movie vs. Book Comparison Activity
This worksheet provides the opportunity for in depth brainstorming and analysis comparing a movie adaptation of a book. Students will use their brainstorming from Part I to write an in depth paragraph in Part II. Complete with sentence starters and examples.
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6th - 12th
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