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Visual arts Common Core RL.9-10.3 resources $5-10
Netflix n Study Film - Back to School Film Units on Stranger Things & Nosedive
Who wouldn't want 2 weeks of film study fun that teenagers love? This Netflix n Study bundle combines a short film study of The opening of Stranger Things, episode 1, season 1The opening of Nosedive, from Black Mirror, Season 3For each episode, the pack includes; Notes and comprehension questions on each opening sequence of each episode. This resource allows students to practice identifying techniques, their effects and how techniques are used together for specific purposes.Includes;1 page of no
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7th - 12th
The Book Thief Color Symbolism & Extension Activities
The Book Thief Color Theory nonfiction articles and extension activities will help develop students’ background knowledge about color theory. As students learn about color theory, they will be able to thoughtfully engage with The Book Thief, especially since color is a significant symbol in the novel. As they complete the readings and activities, they will also develop critical skills aligned to the Common Core State Standards. The Book Thief Color Theory Resources - Snapshot of Included Resourc
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â The Book Thief Novel Study
Art as Activism! Rhetorical Devices **Social Justice Lens**
Included: Lesson Plan, Rhetoric Worksheet, Google Slides, Project Guidelines Sheet, and Graphic Organizer. This lesson is part of the whole novel, 3-week Sanctuary Unit available for sale in Next Generation Curriculum LLC's store. As such, there are a few questions asking students to connect the material to the novel. However, it truly can be used as a standalone lesson plan. All of my curricula is designed through a Critical Race Theory lens - or, Critical Pedagogy. This particular lesson featu
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7th - 12th
The Princess Bride & Shrek: Film Comparison
In this Film Comparison students will view "The Princess Bride" and "Shrek". While viewing each film they will analyze: Characters, Plot, Setting, and Theme(s). Then students will complete a Venn Diagram, where they will either compare and contrast a character from each film (example The Dread Pirate Roberts and Shrek), or compare and contrast the Plot of each film.This can be used for In-person, Hybrid, or Distance Learning. #filmstudy #filmcomparisions #theprincessbride #shrek
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8th - 12th
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"Planet of the Apes" Student Choice Project
After viewing the film "Planet of the Apes" have students complete a project of their choice. There are a total of 12 options for students to choose one and a variety of formats for them to construct their project with.
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9th - 12th
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Character Web of Romeo and Juliet
When I teach Romeo and Juliet to my 9th grade students, I focus on character analysis. This character web assignment helps students to connect and keep track of all of the characters in the play, as well as exercise such skills as finding and pulling out important quotations from the text. This also gives students a chance for their creative/ artistic talents to shine (as I teach at a performing/visual arts magnet school). This can be treated as a simple assignment, or a greater/ lengthier proje
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9th
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K-PAX (Movie) Virtual Escape Room
Take Cinema Literacy to another level! Characters, Plot, Theme, Quotes, and Vocabulary all based on the 2001 Movie, "K-PAX". Challenge students to use their critical thinking skills and collaborate to Virtually Escape.After viewing the film students will work (independently/in pairs, in groups) to complete this virtual escape room. Great for: in-person, hybrid, distance learning.Film Synopsis: A mysterious patient (Kevin Spacey) at a mental hospital who claims to be from a distant planet called
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9th - 12th
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V for Vendetta Movie Guide (answer key and lesson plan)
This is a movie guide for V for Vendetta, a 2005 film based on the 1980s graphic novel by Alan Moore. This guide includes comprehension questions, notes, critical thinking questions, and the answer key. I've included the answer key with time stamps for how much of the movie we watch each day! I use this film to introduce our dystopian unit. You might want to make some minor changes or add questions specific to your lessons, but this is a great worksheet to build off of. I lead my students throug
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7th - 12th
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Character Analysis and Comparison: "Phantom of the Opera" & "Beauty & the Beast"
In this Character Analysis and Comparison students will view "The Phantom of the Opera" (2005) and "The Beauty and the Beast" (2017). While viewing "The Phantom of the Opera" students will focus on analyzing: Christine, The Phantom, and Raoul.While viewing "Beauty & the Beast" students will focus on analyzing: Belle, The Beast/Prince Adam, and Gaston.After viewing both films: Students will respond to critical thinking questions, and students will complete a Venn Diagram, where they will choo
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9th - 12th
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