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Common Core RL.8.7 movie guides
Movie Response Unit | Film Analysis & Review | Media Literacy | Digital & Print
⭐ Make MOVIES and VISUAL TEXTS A MEANINGFUL learning opportunity in 2024 with this UPDATED and engaging collection of FILM STUDY graphic organizers, activities and tools your students will love. ⭐ All the hard work is done for you with NO PREPARATION REQUIRED for this DIGITAL and PRINT MEDIA LITERACY resource.This collection of 27 INDEPENDENT TASKS and GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS takes students beyond the hype, special effects and trailers to look at visual literacy from several perspectives, offering D
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Innovative Substitute Teaching Bundle | No Prep Sub Plans
Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick Novel Study & Movie The Mighty Activities
Looking for engaging, visual, middle school, ELA literacy activities to teach while reading Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick with your students or watching The Mighty movie? This resources include vocabulary development, theme, plot, character analysis, and writing activities.Included are visual character analysis charts to teach the six traits of characterization, text chat activity to discuss conflict, social template to review plot structure, agree and disagreement statement, writing a
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5th - 8th
Also included in: Freak the Mighty Test, The Mighty Movie Activities & Board Game Activity
SciFi Short Story & Artificial Intelligence Movie Analysis AI Google Drive & PDF
Tap into students' interest in artificial intelligence tools, like ChatGPT and DALL-E, and teach them how to “read” a movie in just the same way that we closely read literature. This five-day lesson begins with a study of Brian Aldiss’ short story, “Supertoys Last All Summer Long,” and continues will a full-movie viewing and analysis of A.I. Artificial Intelligence, a 2001 film directed by Steven Spielberg and inspired by Aldiss' science fiction short story. After analyzing Aldiss’ futuristic ta
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8th - 11th
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To Kill a Mockingbird Movie vs. Book Comparisons Editable
This editable bundle has over 40 activities for comparing Harper Lee's novel To Kill a Mockingbird with the 1962 movie version. Teachers can decide to choose between a variety of activities all aligned to the Common Core State Standards.The activities cover the following areas:Character/Actor ComparisonsCharacter ArcTheme AnalysisTheme ComparisonsSetting ComparisonsPlot Analysis (Order of Events)Plot/Events ComparisonCatalyst for Change ComparisonEvaluation of the DirectorCinematography Analysis
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8th - 11th, Adult Education
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The Hate U Give Movie/Novel Comparison Activities
This is a comprehensive and standards-aligned guide for comparing the novel The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas with the movie version. I've included activities for students to analyze the movie's scenes, direction, cinematography, acting, dialogue, and setting, comparing each to the novel. I also include numerous writing, technology, and social justice action prompts for students. My resources are both differentiated for multiple levels AND editable so you can customize them for your students.The z
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Film Terminology - Cinema Vocabulary for Analyzing Movies
Analyzing movies can be difficult without a working vocabulary of film techniques. This lesson gives a thorough and effective background in film for students to use cinematic vocabulary to analyze movies! The lesson is most effective in an ELA, Film Studies, or Social Studies class that integrates film analysis into the curriculum. When used early in the year, students develop a working vocabulary to analyze films at a deeper level.This Film Facts packet provides you with the resources you need
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Little Match Girl Christmas Short Story Analysis for the Common Core
The Little Match Girl is a classic story by Hans Christian Anderson. This analysis applies the common core standards for literature. The goal of the study is to challenge students with critical thinking questions directly connected to the text.
The study includes:
1. The story in block form with questions for each block.
2. Questions that are text-based and require analysis.
3. Using specific text to analyze the development of theme.
4. Analyzing the use of specific words and phrases to c
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4th - 8th
Home Alone Movie Guide Questions & ELA Activities for Middle School
The 1990 Home Alone movie starring Macaulay Culkin is a humorous and well-written story that your middle-grade ELA students will LOVE!. This 22-page resource supports watching the classic holiday Christmas movie Home Alone. Students will engage in pre-reading statements, comprehension questions, character development, plot structure, character dialogue, inference skills, compare and contrast, a dynamic character essay, word search, and maze. The main character in Home Alone, 8-year-old Kevin, i
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: ELA Middle School Movie Bundle
A MONSTER CALLS WORKBOOK: Digital and Print Novel Study
This 65-page workbook for A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness includes vocabulary work, comprehension work, TEN literature exercises (POV, symbolism, theme...), crossword reviews, and a final assessment. This novel study is available in print and digital (with Google Slides), AND HAS A COMPATIBLE MODIFIED VERSION adapted with word banks, hints, and a differentiated plot exercise. Key included. For PRINT ONLY, click here for the black + white PDF resource.WORKBOOK CONTAINS:COVER PAGE + TABLE OF CONTE
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7th - 10th
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The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton - Creative Doodle Notes - Novel and Movie Comparison
Step away from the usual movie vs. novel comparison and give your students a fresh take on The Outsiders! This resource is all about digging into the similarities and differences between the book and the movie in a way that's interactive and exciting.What's Inside:Deep Dive into The Outsiders: Let's explore the novel and its movie adaptation together! We'll break down what makes each unique.Boost Critical Thinking: Your students will flex their thinking muscles as they compare characters, the se
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6th - 9th
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Frankenstein: Movie Version
Study Guide compares the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley to the movie Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994) starring Robert De Niro, Kenneth Branagh, Helena Bonham Carter, and Aidan Quinn. Directed by Kenneth Branagh. Produced by Francis Ford Coppola. A TriStar Picture. The movie changes the plot in places, but this is the most reliable movie version. Robert De Niro as the 8-foot-tall creature is fantastic! Quiz and Answer Key Included!- A Teacher Time-Saver - Perfect For CCSS - Distance Learning
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Soul Surfer Movie Questions
A set of movie questions to accompany the movie Soul Surfer. I teach this book as an additional text in a unit on memoirs. The students usually request to watch the movie. This set of questions keeps them focused (not that they need it...this is a great movie) and helps to reinforce Common Core English Language Arts skills.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Language Arts Movie Questions HUGE Bundle! End of the Year Activities
Movie Analysis: Hoodwinked (Extensive; advanced) PDF
Intensive analysis of the deconstructed fairy tale cartoon mystery, Hoodwinked (currently streaming on Netflix), a retelling of Little Red Riding Hood.Answer key and teacher ideas are included.Lesson Plan includes more than 20 varied questions for advanced middle school or regular high school students. Questions range from knowledge level to evaluation (Bloom's taxonomy); lessons can be adapted to the needs of your class. The movie, Hoodwinked, is a cartoon - yet the simple story is an excellent
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8th - 10th
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The Outsiders Novel Unit - Close Reading, Inference, Text Evidence, Writing
This unit is for use when teaching the novel, The Outsiders, by S.E. Hinton.
I have created this unit so that the questions and writings are similar to items students will encounter on state standardized tests. There are close reading questions for most chapters. The unit also contains 2 pages of notes to the buyer explaining the resources included for each chapter as well as information about how I teach and use the resources.
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1. Teacher notes for most chapters
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7th - 8th
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A MONSTER CALLS WORKBOOK: Print Novel Study
This 65-page workbook for A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness includes vocabulary work, comprehension work, TEN literature exercises (POV, symbolism, theme...), crossword reviews, and a final assessment. This novel study is available as a black + white PDF convenient for printing, AND HAS A COMPATIBLE MODIFIED VERSION adapted with word banks, hints, and a differentiated plot exercise. Key included. For the PRINT AND DIGITAL (Google Slides) version, click here.WORKBOOK CONTAINS:COVER PAGE + TABLE OF
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7th - 10th
The Monkey's Paw Short Story - Story vs Movie Analysis Questions
Includes PRINTABLE, INTERACTIVE PDF, and GOOGLE CLASSROOM VERSIONS! Questions for comparing the short story "The Monkey's Paw" with a filmed/movie version of the story. Questions can be used for individual, partner, or group work, or for class discussion. Student questions are written for a comparison of the story and "The Monkey's Paw" directed by Ricky Lewis, Jr. (2011, 29 minutes). Students compare missing elements/accuracy, director's choices, elements of mood, and more. 15 questions in
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: The Monkey's Paw Short Story Activities, Lessons Resource BUNDLE
The Hunger Games Workbook: DIGITAL + PRINT Novel Study
This 76 page workbook for The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins includes chapter work (fill-in-the-blank summary and questions for each chapter), vocabulary activities (20 terms per book part), NINE literature exercises, and three FUN summary activities. This novel study is available in print (b+w and color) and as digital Google Slides, AND HAS A COMPATIBLE MODIFIED VERSION adapted with word banks & hints for lower-ability learners. Key included. For the PRINT ONLY option, click here.WORKBOOK
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7th - 10th
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The Hunger Games Workbook: PRINT ONLY Novel Study
This 76 page workbook for The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins includes chapter work (fill-in-the-blank summary and questions for each chapter), vocabulary activities (20 terms per book part), NINE literature exercises, and three FUN summary activities. This novel study is available in print (b+w and color), AND HAS A COMPATIBLE MODIFIED VERSION adapted with word banks & hints for lower-ability learners. Key included. For the PRINT & DIGITAL (Google Slides) option, click here.WORKBOOK INC
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7th - 10th
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Workbook: DIGITAL + PRINT Novel Study
This 70+ page workbook for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (book 3) includes 22 chapter work sets, 4 vocabulary activities, 11 literature exercises, a movie vs book comparison guide, and a 60-item multiple-choice test. This novel study is available in print (b+w and color) and as digital Google Slides, AND HAS A COMPATIBLE MODIFIED VERSION adapted with word banks & hints for lower-ability learners. Key included. For the PRINT ONLY option, click here.WORKBOOK CONTAINS:COVER PAGE + TA
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5th - 8th
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The Giver Movie Guide
Keep students engaged in movies by providing guides for them to complete during viewing. This movie guide for The Giver contains 22 chronological questions and an answer guide.Movie Guide RecommendationsIs there a movie you want to show in class, but you don't have a guide to help keep students focused and engaged while viewing? Please click here to provide recommendations for movie guides you'd like to see available, and I'll do my best to get them for you!Earn TpT Credits!Did you know you can
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6th - 9th
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Workbook: PRINT ONLY Novel Study
This 70+ page workbook for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (book 3) includes 22 chapter work sets, 4 vocabulary activities, 11 literature exercises, a movie vs book comparison guide, and a 60-item multiple-choice test. This novel study is available in print (b+w and color), AND HAS A COMPATIBLE MODIFIED VERSION adapted with word banks & hints for lower-ability learners. Key included. For the PRINT + GOOGLE SLIDES option, click here.WORKBOOK CONTAINS:COVER PAGE + TABLE OF CONTENTS
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5th - 8th
Mise en Scene Film Analysis for Any Movie Clip or Movie Still - Print & Digital
Analyzing MISE EN SCÈNE in a film can be a challenging process for students. This lesson gives a thorough and effective background in MISE EN SCÈNE analysis for students to study any scene from a film or a movie still (photograph)! This difficult process is made easier for the teacher and the student with a clear and direct guide for students to follow. The guide breaks down all elements of the scene into small segments: set, props, actors, lighting, cinematography, and composition. Once student
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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No Prep 2 Shakespeare Plays Mega Pack Romeo & Juliet & Macbeth Grades 7-12 ESL
Does the thought of having to adapt every inch of your Shakespeare unit fill you with dread? Use this instead. The materials in this pack, for Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet and Macbeth, are designed with the needs of English Language Learners in mind. These materials can also serve mainstream students who may struggle with Shakespeare and need extra language support. The complete descriptions of each resources are listed below. How To Use:I like to use No Fear Shakespeare when teaching Shake
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Visual Doodle Notes For Any Film, Movie, or TedTalk: Analyzing Theme & Main Idea
Print + digital!Get your students engaged and hold their attention through any film with these visually appealing doodle notes that allows students to color and doodle. Doodle notes activate both sides of the brain to deepen understanding. While students get to color, they will also answer analytical questions about what they are watching. These questions revolve around determining the film’s main idea, conflict, explain the text's real-world relevance, explain a takeaway, describe a theme, and
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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