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Study Unit to be used with Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
This wonderful book will come to life quickly in your classroom with the aid of this study unit. Included in this packet, you will find: Multiple ideas for a reading calendar, study guides (divided into five parts), quizzes, two assessment options (a 20 question multiple choice cumulative test or a test featuring 15 multiple choice questions, 25 true and false, and 5 essay questions), a student project, two different writing assignments (with student examples and rubrics), and four powerpoint p
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Dystopian Elements in the Lego Movie
Dystopian stories are extremely popular in young adult fiction today and The Lego Movie is an excellent way to introduce students to the genre. This lesson analyzes the elements of a story in the film with a special emphasis on what makes it an example of dystopian fiction. The included compare and contrast essay planner can be used to help students compare the movie to any other dystopian story.
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Students will diagram a plot, identify dystopian elements, infer character trai
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6th - 9th
The Karate Kid Movie Quiz, Lesson Plan, and Research Project
A lesson plan and research project based on The Karate Kid (2010) starring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith with 28 multiple-choice questions, 6 essay questions with lined paper, suggested research questions, works cited page, and answer key. ***PLEASE NOTE: Due to copyright laws, we cannot include the video(s) and/or film(s), but they are available on many streaming platforms. Please consider this before purchasing!This lesson is student-centered, meaning:--it allows you to become a facilitator!--ha
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4th - 12th
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Into the Woods (Musical) Critique Activity
This assignment was created to be used with the movie "Into the Woods" as a way to practice reviewing films; however, you can edit the document to be used with any musical film. The students take notes on their favorite character, actor or actress, musical number etc. and write a five paragraph movie review after the film! Please note: The store watermark IS NOT on the purchased product!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film Discussion and essay questions - Fantastic Mr Fox
A set of nine questions to support a unit of work on Wes Anderson's superb film 'Fantastic Mr Fox'. This is an excellent film for study because it is of wide appeal, is fun, and can be analysed at different levels of depth and complexity. As a film text it provides excellent examples of art design, camerawork and composition, and will inspire students to attempt their own stop motion film creations.
Most of these questions are at a moderately advanced level, as teachers can easily generate thei
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Haute Cuisine (Saveurs du Palais) Movie Guide: Preview, Questions, Follow-ups
Teachers, the more I see this film, the more I really, really like it and find it extremely undervalued. With the total absence of any objectionable content whatsoever you should not hesitate at all in showing this to your classes. You could even stream it for free as I did on Vudu. Just download this packet and you will have all you need for a very rich and nourishing (pun intended) unit on la cuisine française. Students will immediately identify with the awkward situation in which Hortense fi
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Super D'Accord French and Movie Bundle Unbelievable Deal, short time
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (A la folie...pas du tout) Movie Guide, Questions
My fellow French teachers, mes compatriotes,This movie is by far and away, I mean de très loin, the most popular and exciting one I have ever shown in class in my now 22 years of experience teaching this subject. Kids of all backgrounds love this film and will be glued to the big screen from the moment it starts. The twist (flashback) in the middle will throw them for a loop without losing them and the ending will leave them on the edge of their seats. This movie is custom-made for Digital Age l
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec Film Guide: Plot and Essay Questions
Teachers and parents, Especially if you have easily distracted, at-risk kids this film will work well for you. A stunning visual masterpiece, the inclusion of strong fantasy/supernatural elements will also make it a hit with young people. The fact that the main character and heroine happens to be female gives it a modern feel, almost like Wonder Woman meets James Bond with Adèle's use of one-liners. There really is nothing like this film and students will appreciate that. This packet will ensure
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6th - 12th
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"Mon Meilleur Ami" Film Guide, Anticipation Guide and Essay Scaffolds
French teachers CHECK THIS OUT! Fun movie! Low price! (So I can show you that Bruins' French Store is a place worth checking out!)"Mon Meilleur Ami" is a delightful French film with very little objectionable content. This packet includes group pre-viewing activities, 40 plot based questions written in simple French (I can easily use these for French 1 even) and then what I call "French Language Essay Sentence Starters" that will help students in levels ranging from 1-4 create rich and meaningfu
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7th - 12th
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Teacher Pack - Romeo + Juliet - (film by Baz Luhrmann) - complete teaching unit
What makes a text timeless? This complete teaching unit focuses on Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 feature film, Romeo + Juliet, a fast-paced, modern, and high-impact interpretation of Shakespeare’s original playscript. The Teacher Pack – Romeo and Juliet – Baz Luhrmann equips educators of middle/upper secondary students to deliver high-quality student learning experiences, culminating in two possible assessment modes – analytical essay or persuasive speech. Contents (5 digital/editable/printable files read
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8th - 11th
A Teenager's Experience, Expository Essay, Holocaust
This is a writing activity that is used to go with the video "A teenager's experience", which can be found on unitedstreaming.com. It tells the true story of a survivor of the Holocaust. I have my students watch the video, and then I have them write a five paragraph essay over the video. This activity outlines what each paragraph should include. It's amazing how year after year, the kids really get into this activity, and actually enjoy writing!!
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4th - 12th
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"La Vie en Rose" Movie Packet: Anticipation Guide, Plot and Essay Questions
My fellow French teachers, if it fits within your curriculum and you have the ability to do so, go ahead and show this stunning bio-pic of French cultural icon Edith Piaf! This film was highly decorated by the academies and delivers on its promise of quality despite its rather long run-time.If your students (read parents, grrrr!) are especially sensitive, just fast-forward from the 7:20 mark to 7:35 and you'll avoid the very brief bit of nudity and objectionable content and all will be good.This
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
The Patriot Movie Argumentative Writing Assignment
If you are looking for a writing assignment to help you justify showing the movie "The Patriot", you've come to the right place! I'm including a prompt that challenges students to justify the showing of this controversial movie in middle school. This argumentative writing prompt also includes a small graphic organizer for students to complete as they watch the movie and a short pre-write for students to fill-in before they begin writing. This assignment correlates with the common core in that
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7th - 11th
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Chocolat Movie Guide: Anticipation Guide, Plot Questions, Essay Questions/Review
My fellow French teachers,Although "Chocolat" was done in V.O. English, the setting, themes, and content of this wonderfully fun and funny film lend themselves perfectly to the French classroom. Just set the audio to French, with English subtitles and away you go! Your students will love this film and my packet will give them an assortment of ways to apply their new learning and ideas. This packet includes seven Anticipation Guide questions to get students thinking about issues that will be pres
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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"The Sandlot" Personal Narrative Questions
Students can watch "The Sandlot" as an example of a personal narrative and answer these questions over elements of a personal narrative. There is also a question about Notice & Note signposts.
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6th - 12th
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The Sign of the Beaver Book & Movie Compare/Contrast Essay
Based on The Sign of the Beaver, this cumulative assignment breaks down a compare and contrast essay. Step one- using a graphic organizer, student will record information about the film and text. Step two- students will narrow down their findings and outline body paragraphs. Step three- students will outline their personal opinion. Step four- Students write their rough draft using the specific paragraph notes included (a thesis statement is also provided). Step five- students revise/edit essay u
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4th - 8th
Also included in: The Sign of the Beaver Literature Bundle
Film Analysis Unit Plan
Based on the NY Times’ popular “Anatomy of a Scene”, the blog offers a guideline on how to teach students to think like a director. Using this as a foundation, the unit below ties in other resources from ReadWriteThink and original creations (visuals, written descriptions, and a rubric).
Objective: Students will identify relationships between the written and visual art forms of our culture, to understand an author’s/director’s purpose, and to increase their analytic thinking skills.
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7th - 12th
Hatchet Essays Movie Comparison Cast Away
This is an compare/contrast thematic essay project to conclude reading Hatchet. Students will watch Cast Away, take notes using a graphic organizer (included), and then compose a thematic essay comparing the two works.
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5th - 9th
Full No Prep "UP" Movie Guide and Writing Unit
Up Movie Guide and Media UnitThis is a beautiful product full of resources that take you and your students step by step through a full media movie unit from start to finish with zero teacher prep required. Included are 6 weeks of lessons, resources, assessments, and games. These lessons bright and colourful are differentiated, well-paced and include clear learning outcomes, skills focus for each and every lesson. This allows students to understand what they are learning and why as well as what s
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5th - 8th
Samba Movie Guide, Anticipation Guide, 50 Plot Questions Amazing Critical Review
Teachers, parents and homeschoolers, Do yourself a favor and show this film! It is so timely and so relevant these days that it will definitely get students to tune in and broaden their thinking and perspectives. The question of whether or not France should grant legal immigration status to Samba will resonate with students no matter which political ideologies they bring to class. With no offensive content and minimal offensive language there's absolutely nothing to worry about in showing this f
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: "The Intouchables" and "Samba" Movie Guide Two Pack and Thematic Unit
Frozen Disney Media Studies
The package is a media studies assignment to view and analyze the Disney Movie Frozen (2013). The assignment asks students to consider the ways in which the movie challenges or reinforces stereotypical representations of women, men, race, and violence. The assignment is to write a five paragraph essay, and the package includes a graphic organizer with exemplars and the best essay marking rubric ever. Check out the complete preview. Package is in Word so you can modify.Have a look at my numerous
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Media Studies: Gender Videos Bundle
Romantics Anonymous (Les émotifs anonymes) Movie Guide, Questions, Follow-ups
This short, cute film certainly does not overstay its welcome at 80 minutes run-time. Nor does it offend anyone with its content despite a scene of post-coital, romantic planning.Although simple and very easy to follow in terms of the story, this film does lend itself to some higher-end discussions as my packet will certainly help to flesh out. An array of topics ranging from traditional gender roles to mental health issues and their resulting social stigmas are very quietly called into question
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Blackfish Movie Questions - Intro to Persuasive Writing
Blackfish is a documentary about SeaWorld and how the orcas are treated there. It is a very engaging movie and the students gain a new perspective on a park that many of them have visited before. I use this movie as the jumping off point for my Persuasive Writing unit - the students write an essay answering the question "Should SeaWorld be shut down?"
These questions are meant to help students not only identify their feelings about various topics broached throughout the movie but also to practi
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7th - 9th
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Textual Evidence - Hunger Games
Paragraph writing using textual evidence from the movie or book Hunger Games.
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6th - 12th
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