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High school Spring ELA test prep movie guides
Spanish movie guide El camino de Xico - Xico's Journey for 5 de mayo, Mexico
This El camino de Xico - (Xico's Journey) movie guide is designed for Spanish students while watching the film El camino de Xico in Spanish class. These Xico's Journey movie questions would be perfect for Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3, Spanish 4, exploratory Spanish, or a Latin American culture class. The differentiated options mean you could use variations of this one editable Google guide for El camino de Xico in Spanish class with all levels you teach to learn about Mexico and el medio ambi
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8th - 11th
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Tangled Movie Guide-Common Core Aligned for Middle School
This product includes a movie guide for Disney's animated film, "Tangled." There are questions about plot, characters, vocabulary, and theme. There are also two short constructed response questions (great for homework or test prep). Each SCR comes with a template to guide students in writing a complete answer with evidence and commentary.
This would be a great sub plan or a fun activity for just before a holiday break (when you need a movie day, but don't want to give up a day of instruction).
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6th - 9th
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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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An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge in Two Days
A few simple steps to teaching the classic short story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" by Ambrose Bierce in 2-3 days. Your students will remember this one as long as you follow the rules listed in the document. After teaching the story for a decade, I know what it takes to get the most out of the tale.
The download includes a 10-question ACT-ish 20-23 skills band quiz. It was adopted from a non-skills band quiz, so not every question is ACT practice, but it's still better than what the boo
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7th - 12th
Romeo and Juliet Movie guide
This is a great way to keep students engaged while still learning. Some elements they can identify are dialogue, dramatic irony, monologue, plot, setting, mood, stage directions and other elements of drama. This can also be used as a study guide for the film or review if you choose make a comparison with another film or text.
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7th - 10th
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Mona Lisa Smile - Film Study w/ Answer Key
I taught this as a precursor to The Help by Kathryn Stockett, but this assignment can be taught with any novel associated with women's gender roles and expectations in the 1940's - 1950's - early 1960's.
The goal of this assignment is for students to understand the social expectations of women during the 40's, 50's and early 60's.
My students were also facing the difficult task of answering Common Core/ELA-style writing questions, while struggling with reading below grade-level. This assignm
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8th - 12th
AP Language Universal Biographical Film Unit - Movie List, Viewing Guide, Cinema
Looking for a way to engage students and have them critically analyze important historical events, rhetorical situations, and rhetorical strategies? Biographical films are a great way to hook students from the start, but also offer rigorous learning opportunities. This universal film unit contains a list of 100+ biographical movies with G, PG, and PG-13 titles, a parental consent form, universal film viewing guide, and several other activities and projects! Plus - if you teach AP Language and Co
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â AP Language & Composition Full Year Curriculum - Rhetoric, Argument, AP Lang
Shrek & The Hero's Journey
Easy no prep activity! Just need access to the Shrek movie.I use this handout with the first Shrek movie. I use Laura Randazzo's Hero's Journey Prezi to teach the Hero's Journey to my students. We then do a couple of stories together as examples, and this movie is a fun way to assess their learning.Answer key and rubric provided. I printed the rubric on the back of the question sheet for fast and easy marking. Alternatively, you could just take this up after the movie or use it as an example.Thi
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9th - 11th
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Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Slideshow, notes, videos, and questions
This resource pack was designed to plug and play in your Google Classroom or LMS of choice.Includes:--slideshow with background information, notes, and videos--questions for each of the three video segments--an additional page of reading summary and notes on the textI developed this lesson for my high school English 4 class, senior English. The video segments allowed me to explore classic literature while keeping my students engaged and interested. This scaffolding is perfect for learners of a
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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"The Peanuts Movie" Study Guide-Common Core Aligned for Middle School
This product aligns with the 2015 film, "The Peanuts Movie." It includes open-ended questions, fill-in charts, and a short-constructed response (perfect for test prep!), and it is ready to print and use today!
Questions include: plot, contrasting character's point of view, allusions, and how character's actions and personalities affect the plot. It is based on 7th grade literature standards, but due to the spiraling nature of the standards, it would work well for any middle school grade.
The S
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6th - 9th
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Also included in:Â Peanuts Movie Guides-Discount Bundle-Common Core Aligned for Middle School
Barbie (2023) Film Writing Prompt
1 writing prompt worksheet for Barbie (2023)APEC format lessonFilm can be found on Criterion on Demand for schoolsAppropriate for all high school classes
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8th - 12th
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Les Miserables Movie Follow Along Guide
This is an easy way to show students a movie with a lesson plan! This handout is designed to help students understand elements of drama while watching a movie. I suggest playing the movie with captions to make it easier for students to answer the questions about details, names, and complex plot. I often find students understand the film better when captions are on and when we pause to give them a chance to answer questions, as some do require knowledge of elements of drama (terms and definitions
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9th - 12th
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A League Of Their Own Workbook
Perfect for Women's History Month AND baseball season. Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students about history, teamwork, and perseverance? Look no further than A League of Their Own workbook.This classic movie tells the story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, a women's professional baseball league that existed during World War II. Your students will be captivated by the inspiring story of the women who broke down barriers and proved that they were j
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9th - 12th
The Outsiders and Outer Banks Juxtaposition Activity and multi paragraph Essay
This was a great culminating project to end my outsiders unit. Many students were familiar with outer banks, and I was able to include clips that were not so mature or inappropriate for school. Then, students like to the character for comparison, and a literary device for comparison as well and their essay. This product includes a slideshow with multiple hyperlinks .This was a great culminating project to end my outsiders unit. Many students were familiar with outer banks, and I was able to incl
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6th - 12th
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A League of Their Own Quiz and Key
Test your student's knowledge of the inspiring story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, A League of Their Own. This quiz includes questions on characterization, setting, conflict, plot, and cinematic techniques.
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9th - 12th
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Disney Pixar Soul Movie (2020) Cause and Effect - Google Slide Copy Included
As students watch the Disney Pixar movie, students will complete the 20 cause and effect relationships by reading a cause and fill in the effect or will read the effect and fill in the cause in each of the columns. The answer key is included. The google copy is on the credits page.
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4th - 12th
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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 Viewing Guide Compatible with Star Wars
"May the Force be with you" and your students as you bring this thrilling saga into your classroom. Use these materials to help you teach themes such as the Hero's Journey. Included in this bundle, you will find materials that will compliment the usage of:- Star Wars: The Force Awakens- Star Wars: The Last Jedi- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
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9th - 12th
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Main Idea Using Phineas & Ferb
This lesson has students watching one to two episodes of Phineas & Ferb and identifying the main idea and supporting details for the two different storylines going on at the same time.
This lesson is intended to be used after the students have learned what main idea is and what supporting details are. It is intended to be practice for the students using something more interesting than test prep books.
Great for FCAT or standardized testing
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7th - 10th
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HOP Movie Guide! Google Classroom Ready! 20 questions! Easter Activity!
Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students about Easter and the importance of family and following your dreams? Look no further than "Hop" (2011)! This PG-rated movie tells the story of E.B., the son of the Easter Bunny, as he runs away from home to pursue his dream of becoming a drummer. Along the way, he meets a slacker named Fred and the two of them form an unlikely friendship. Through their adventures, E.B. and Fred learn important lessons about the value of family, the power
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in:Â Growing Movie Guide Bundle - 124 Movie Guides Included (And Counting!)
West Side Story Viewing Slides - Big Ideas & Central Ideas/Messages/Themes
FREEBIE ALERTCORRESPONDING WORKSHEETAfter teaching Reynold's Long Way Down, I realized that there are so many common themes between the texts we are reading in 9th grade this year.I showed my students "West Side Story" in order to build a bridge between texts and prepare them for reading Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet.In this lesson, we started with watching and analyzing the lyrics to "America". I showed them the music video for America from the 2021 version of West Side Story.I
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8th - 12th
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Also included in:Â A Long Way Down Growing Bundle
Standards Based Movie Assignment Million Dollar Arm- Theme, Complex Character
A standards based assignment that goes with the movie "Million Dollar Arm"This assignment goes with standards for theme and complex characters and was originally created for 9th and 10th grade English classes but could be used in any secondary English class.
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6th - 12th
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Helping my High Schooler Learn Spanish Distance Learning Guide to Netflix Shows
I plan to send this television show resource guide home to parents for ideas to support language learning over Spring Break. We will preview the shows at school, stopping to discuss each and then give parents and students a chance to preview and select a show to "hook" them at home over break. This is also a nice resource to have on hand for parent teacher conferences since parents are always asking what they can do to support their kids' language learning at home. Netflix is a great resource
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9th - 12th
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