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Common Core W.7.4 movie guide pdfs
Lewis and Clark Great Journey West: Video Discussion Questions | Movie Guide
One of the best videos I have seen in any of my American History classes is National Geographic’s “Lewis and Clark: Great Journey West” narrated by Jeff Bridges. Originally filmed for the IMAX movie theaters, this epic tale is extremely informative while keeping students engaged throughout its entirety. I have seen this video over 40 times and still love it! Various links to watch the video are provided in this resource, and video runtime is around 42 minutes.This product contains a double side
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Also included in: American History U.S. History Bundle: Beginnings through the 1850's
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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The Color of Friendship - Movie Guide
The Color of Friendship is a Disney Channel film that is based on a true story. It follows the journey of two young girls in 1977--one from America and one from South Africa--as they participate in a student exchange program and learn more than they could have ever imagined.I remember when this film originally aired on Disney channel in 2000. It made a lasting impression on me as a student, and was immensely beneficial in helping me to understand Apartheid. So, when I became a teacher and Kaffir
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
The Hunger Games Movie Character and Theme Analysis Worksheet
With this movie guide, students will analyze character development, theme, and elements of dystopia while watching the movie The Hunger Games, based on Suzanne Collins' bestselling book. After watching the film, students will think critically and critique the film. This worksheet will lead to great class discussions about how events can change a character, what lessons we are supposed to learn while watching the movie and how dystopias are closer than we thought possible. Enjoy the film and this
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5th - 10th
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October Sky Movie Project
Students view the movie October Sky and use the worksheets to take notes on aspects of the movie.
Following the movie, students use the essay writing guide and grading rubric to write an essay about aspects of the movie.
Finally, students choose a topic about the Cold War and the Space Race to research and present to the class. A grading rubric is included.
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7th - 9th
Identifying Steps - "How it's Made" Ice Cream Sandwiches - Video Questions
This product is a watch-along worksheet for a clip from the show "How It's Made." The worksheet is meant to teach students how to pull steps from a larger piece of information and to filter out extra, unnecessary text.Students will pull out steps in creating an ice cream sandwich and will divide them into the three middle paragraphs of a five paragraph explanatory essay.
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6th - 8th
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Identifying Steps Practice - "How it's Made" Chocolate Coins - Video Questions
This product is a watch-along worksheet for a clip from the show "How It's Made." The worksheet is meant to teach students how to pull steps from a larger piece of information and to filter out extra, unnecessary text.Students will pull out steps in creating chocolate coins and will divide them into the three middle paragraphs of a five paragraph explanatory essay.
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6th - 8th
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Movie Guide - Wonder - No prep - comprehension and discussion questions
This is a movie guide for the film: Wonder There are 5 comprehension questions for students to do during the movie and 2 discussion questions for after the movie. All questions have depth and will reinforce the movie's main themes and lessons. These questions are adaptable for many different grade levels! I hope you enjoy this product!Wonder covers many important topics such as bullying, judgement and prejudice. As well as how this affects family members and friends. The questions provided will
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2nd - 12th
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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Narrative Writing Through Finding Nemo
Trying to teach narrative writing concepts? Looking for a way to teach high level concepts about plot and character development that is engaging and educational? This lesson is the perfect way to do that. Tried and tested in fourth and fifth grade, but perfect for middle and high school classrooms as well, students will develop a common vocabulary to discuss narrative stories all while developing their own.This seven day lesson plan walks your students through Finding Nemo while learning about:P
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Fourth Grade Mega Bundle of Resources
Kaffir Boy & The Color of Friendship - Connection Activity
The Color of Friendship is a Disney Channel film that is based on a true story. It follows the journey of two young girls in 1977--one from America and one from South Africa--as they participate in a student exchange program and learn more than they could have ever imagined.I remember when this film originally aired on Disney channel in 2000. It made a lasting impression on me as a student, and was immensely beneficial in helping me to understand Apartheid. So, when I became a teacher and Kaffir
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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RACES Format Packet + Movie Writing Prompt
1 worksheet for each step in the RACES format writing process). Each worksheet has notes at the top and 3-5 questions to practice (gets progressively more difficult). This packet includes a worksheet and writing prompt for the movie, Cars. An answer key is included.* You will need to find the short story, "Eleven," by Sandra Cisneros online (I used the free CommonLit copy). *If you would like a Microsoft Word copy, please message me and I can email it to you.
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6th - 8th
Movie Review Report
This Movie Review Report can be useful for a teacher who is showing a movie in class to assess what their students remember after watching the movie. This Movie Review Report can also allow the teacher to gauge how much the students remember from what stories were being read in class as some of the questions on this report will have the students focus on what the movie and book shares in common and also how they differ. This Movie Review Report can be used in grades 5 through 12 to assess what s
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