A Girl Like Her: Movie Guide and Activities - Suicide Prevention & Anti-Bullying
Not Your Average Classroom
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9th - 12th
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Not Your Average Classroom
978 Followers
What educators are saying
It truly makes students aware of how awful bullying can become and the effects it has on other students.
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This is an entire unit for the movie: A Girl Like Her.
Including:
Teacher Notes
Bullying Questionnaire
Four Character Analysis Graphic Organizers
Discussion Questions and Journal Entries
Download the teacher notes in the preview! All documents mentioned in the Teacher Notes are included in this unit.
ALL OF MY "A GIRL LIKE HER" DOCUMENTS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS FILE! THIS IS A BUNDLE
This Bundle is a great way to address anti-bullying and suicide prevention in the classroom. Recommended for high school students only!
"Amy S. Weber’s smart, powerful film begins with a suicide attempt, and from there moves both backward and forward to examine what compelled Jessica to do it, and what its fallout might be [...] Performed with unflinching honesty, it’s a story that’ll be familiar to countless teens, and the film could well have a long life as required, vivid viewing for high-schoolers, who’ll have plenty to discuss after its poignant ending." Moira MacDonald, The Seattle Times Movie Reviews
This movie provides the unique perspective of the bully, as well. Making it an outstanding teaching tool for any anti-bullying curriculum.
Check out the movie trailer here: A Girl Like Her Trailer
Available on Netflix
Including:
Teacher Notes
Bullying Questionnaire
Four Character Analysis Graphic Organizers
Discussion Questions and Journal Entries
Download the teacher notes in the preview! All documents mentioned in the Teacher Notes are included in this unit.
ALL OF MY "A GIRL LIKE HER" DOCUMENTS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS FILE! THIS IS A BUNDLE
This Bundle is a great way to address anti-bullying and suicide prevention in the classroom. Recommended for high school students only!
"Amy S. Weber’s smart, powerful film begins with a suicide attempt, and from there moves both backward and forward to examine what compelled Jessica to do it, and what its fallout might be [...] Performed with unflinching honesty, it’s a story that’ll be familiar to countless teens, and the film could well have a long life as required, vivid viewing for high-schoolers, who’ll have plenty to discuss after its poignant ending." Moira MacDonald, The Seattle Times Movie Reviews
This movie provides the unique perspective of the bully, as well. Making it an outstanding teaching tool for any anti-bullying curriculum.
Check out the movie trailer here: A Girl Like Her Trailer
Available on Netflix
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