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12th grade balanced literacy movie guides
FILM STUDY Film Analysis Unit for ANY FILM - English Film Techniques
This complete FILM STUDY UNIT for High School English walks students through a thorough English film analysis of film techniques in ANY FILM you would like to study in your classroom. This unit is all about understanding how English film techniques are used to communicate meaning in film. High school English students studying films will achieve excellent depth of understanding of your chosen movie and will know it 'inside out’. This easy-to-follow film unit will make you feel confident that you
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: FULL YEAR ENGLISH PROGRAM Year 9 Year 10 BUNDLE Australia New Zealand
CHARACTER ANALYSIS Activity | Generic MOVIE Unit Study | Graphic Organizer
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the movie? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans.CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!Terms of
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4th - 12th
Analyzing Suspense and Setting in Stranger Things
Students love learning about suspense and what better way to do that than by pairing it with a popular TV show the students already know and love? With this activity, students will be asked to answer basic plot-based questions during the viewing. The viewing guide also includes 13 critical thinking and analysis questions that can be assigned for a Socratic seminar or remote-learning discussion board posts. After viewing the episode, students will analyze the intention choices made by the writer
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Note-Taking & Analysis Worksheets for ANY Film — Secondary ELA — Film Study
Need an assignment for a film viewing activity? This engaging, no-prep worksheet can be used to analyze ANY movie with a narrative arc! Watch your students explore any movie through this resource's carefully scaffolded note-taking and analysis activities, which provide structured guidance for students as they progress through your next class movie day. Simply distribute these worksheets and witness your students film analysis abilities explode! Perfect for a sub plan!With a strong focus on culti
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7th - 12th
Freedom Writers Movie Unit
Includes: 15 days worth of lessons Google Slides movie guide questions with answerswhole class discussion questionsmovie permission slip 8 interactive activities/exercises that go along with the movie anticipation guidemuseum of tolerance tour walk the linepersonal testimony a toast for change be a light Erin vs. Scott debate my hero final project
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6th - 12th
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Representing Teen Culture - The Breakfast Club (Focus Film)
This resource includes a fully sequenced program of work and supporting resources (over 50 pages) for teaching a unit of work based on 'Representing Youth Culture' through the lens of the camera.
It includes a unit outline and a suggested sequence of lessons and activities (over 20 hours) with specific targeted resources.
In addition to a user friendly, purposeful study guide to engage students while watching the film 'The Breakfast Club', this resource now includes viewing guides suitable fo
Grades:
8th - 12th
Canterbury Tales Activity Pack: Unveil Chaucer's World in 12 Interactive Slides
Engage, explore and elevate your literature classroom with our immersive and comprehensive "Canterbury Tales Activity Pack." This meticulously crafted resource spans 12 dynamic Google Slides, including a title page and hyperlinked table of contents for easy navigation. Key Features:- Choice Board: Empower students with a range of interactive activities, allowing them to delve into Chaucer's tales in a way that suits their learning preferences.- Interactive Video Links: Dive into the world of
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9th - 12th
Rhetorical Film Analysis of Love (Valentine's Day Activity)
Students will watch six popular romance or romantic comedy clips and put their rhetorical analysis skills to the test exploring the argument that the romantic hero/heroine uses to entice their love interest, win them back, or convince them of something. Students will explore six elements of rhetoric for each clip and then crown a winner for which clip contained the most nuanced or effective argument. This product contains a YouTube playlist of popular clips, two fully editable Google Slides pres
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9th - 12th
The Hunger Games Movie Quiz and Short Written Responses
Need some quick sub plans? This quiz contains multiple choice and True/False comprehension questions in sequential order of the movie. Multiple choice questions include: fact/opinion, inferences, and critical thinking. Writing responses are also included for each movie (2 or more questions). These quizzes are designed to help your students keep their attention on key details of the movie.Designed for grades 6+. Rated PG-13Google Docs/Slides**Check out these other movie quizzes…Books that Became
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Movie Quiz/Guides: SEVEN Books that Became Movies $$$BUNDLE $$$
“Barbie” 2023 Movie stars Margot Robbie. Movie review & educational activities
“Barbie” 2023 Movie stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. Movie review and fun educational activities. © “Barbie suffers a crisis that leads her to question her world and her existence.” Imbd.com You will need “Barbie, a 2023 Movie that stars Margot Robbie.Warning: Parental Guidance. Deals with Sexual themes and slurs!Recommended Grades: 5+. Don’t just watch a movie; let your students live it! A great way to integrate a movie into your curriculum.What's inside this package?Four individual Thr
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Iron Jawed Angels: Analyzing the Historical Accuracy
As part of our study of the Modern Period, I show my students the HBO film Iron Jawed Angels. My students often love this film and have questions about what happened in real life and what was added to the movie, since it is based on the fight for a federal amendment to the Constitution allowing women to vote. This worksheet will give students 14 statements to read detailing events in the film; they must decided whether or not that event happened in history or was part of the movie mojo, added fo
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10th - 12th
The Sixth Sense - Discussion Questions/Worksheet
If you are studying the Unreliable Narrator, or plot twists, there is NO BETTER MOVIE than The Sixth Sense. Many students are familiar with the famous line "I see dead people." So they already have a sliver of information about the movie prior to seeing it. This worksheet asks students to elaborate on themes found in the movie, search for symbols, and defend their answers with proof.
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9th - 12th
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Divergent Movie Quiz
Need some quick sub plans? This quiz contains multiple choice and True/False questions in sequential order of the movie. Multiple choice comprehension questions include: fact/opinion, inferences, and critical thinking. Writing responses are also included for each movie (2 or more questions). These quizzes are designed to help your students keep their attention on key details of the movie.Designed for grades 6+. Rated PG-13Google Docs/Slides**Check out these other movie quizzes…Books that Became
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Movie Quiz/Guides: SEVEN Books that Became Movies $$$BUNDLE $$$
Fahrenheit 451 film (1966): Critical Viewing and Questions- DISTANCE LEARNING
I never tire of Francois Truffaut’s 1966 Film adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s science-fiction novel, Fahrenheit 451. The futuristic film is visually and intellectually satisfying. The film’s content is rich and stays close to the book’s big ideas. Students find the concepts eye-opening, particularly with regard to modern day use of technology and medicine.The Viewing Guide, follows the film and invites students to think critically about the implicit warnings presented in the story, including questi
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Inception Worksheet
This film builds upon a student's comprehension level. It's main discussion points are a film's spatial and temporal relationship with the audience (how the filmmaker manipulates time and space). If you are reading a tricky storyline novel or literature piece, this film may be good to watch to help students understand they retain more than they think they do. This can also be used for ethical and moral discussions.
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9th - 12th
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“Prey” 2022 Movie Review and Inclusive Educational Activities.
“Prey” 2022 Movie stars Amber Midthunder. Inclusive educational activities. Created by activemindsnow@gmail.comThis movie is excellent for introducing Indigenous Heritage and being true to yourself to your students. It is also an amazing movie to watch for a busy week or when you need some time to rest and recharge. This is an “R” rated movie, and there is some violence: Skinning of animals, high-tech weapons, and killing. It is a Predator Movie, so expect lots of blood. But it is one of the be
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Film Movie Guide Bundle includes The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller's Day Off
This collection of viewing guides and related activities contains over 40 pages of educational activities related to the following fiction and non fiction films:
➢ The Breakfast Club
➢ Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
➢ Not Without My Daughter
➢ Mississippi Burning
➢ Deep Impact
➢ iRobot
➢ Rabbit Proof Fence
Worksheets are highly structured and include reading and writing activities appropriate for use in secondary mixed ability English classrooms.
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7th - 12th
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Something the Lord Made (video) Analysis
The 2004 HBO video "Something the Lord Made" tells the story of Dr. Alfred Blalock and Vivien Thomas's collaboration to pioneer a new heart surgery to save the lives of "blue babies." This nonfiction drama stars Alan Rickman and Mos Def as an unusual partnership that begins at Vanderbilt Univ. and ends at Johns Hopkins University.
Along with the film, students may complete the analysis of the film as literature with examination of themes and conflict while watching to complete Bloom's level 1
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10th - 12th
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Film Movie Study Guide Halloween The Skeleton Key and Gothic Horror
This film guide was designed to complement viewing The Skeleton as part of a genre study- supernatural horror. The worksheet contains a range of achievable responding activities, including activities designed to reinforce engaging with the metalanguage of film e.g. camera angles. The study guide also works well as an educational supplement for Halloween.
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9th - 12th
Some Like It Hot Worksheet
Students LOVE comedies, and Some Like It Hot delivers at exceptional display. Most teenagers these days love the movie "White Chicks" and Some Like It Hot is the film that started it all. With amazing performances by the talented men, and stunning beauty of Marilyn Monroe (which most students KNOW her image, but have not seen a film with her in it). The Dialogue in this film (Screenplay by the great Billy Wilder) is what students seem to catch. It's witty, and the humor is almost hidden. This wo
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9th - 12th
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The Hunger Games Film / Movie One Pager and Rubric
This is a GREAT way to have students show their understanding and knowledge of the film The Hunger Games.Students create a one pager that represents the characters, plot, and important themes for the movie.This is easy to have students in person in class, it's also easy to adapt and have students do it electronically on a ppt slide.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: The Hunger Games Movie / Film Guide, Quiz, and One Pager w/Rubrics
Sister Act Movie Notes & Word Search
This is a great handout for students to use while watching the movie Sister Act. They will include character information, plot, setting, theme, and more. Page two has a word search for students to complete during or after the movie!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Crocodile Dundee II
Students learn about stereotyping, film techniques and representations of Australian culture by engaging with the PG rated comedy film Crocodile Dundee II.
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*Table - Vocabulary - defining the metalanguage of film and narrative
* Short Answer Questions- Genre, Setting Cast, Narrative voice, Narrative structure, Visual and aural elements in film, dramatic tension, characterisation, sequence of events, stereotyping.
* Identifying camera angles and shots/zoom
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5th - 12th
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Symbolism in The Truman Show
Three page structured worksheets with answer key designed to complement teaching of The Truman show.
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8th - 12th
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