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Library skills movie guides in English (UK)
The Breadwinner Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet | Google Slide (PG13 - 2017)
The Breadwinner Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet (PG13 - 2017) helps students get the most out of this eye opening movie that follows a young Afghan girl, Parvana, as she struggles to help her family survive in Afghanistan in 2001. Challenge students to think critically about the freedoms they enjoy that people in Parvana's country do not. Explore the historical context of the film in regard to the Soviet-Afghan war and Islamic Law under the Taliban. Note: The bonus extension activity questio
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8th - 12th
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Food, Inc. Movie Guide | Questions | Worksheet | Google Formats (PG - 2008)
Food, Inc. will transform the way your students think about the food industry. This movie guide is a great tool to get them thinking about their own choices and what part they can play in the future of the food industry. Check the preview file for high resolution sample questions to see if this movie guide is suitable for your students. This resource consists of 10 high-level, short answer reflection and essay questions that will do more than just ask your students to regurgitate information. ★Y
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7th - 12th
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Media Literacy PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation was created as an introduction to Media Literacy for elementary students. Information includes: definition of Media Literacy, definition and examples of mass communication, fact vs. opinion, definition of propaganda, and definition and examples of production elements which help persuade the viewer.
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Year #1 Library Lesson Plans-British Version
This is a fabulous unit that includes 36 separate lesson plans to use with your kindergarten students in the library or classroom. These lessons can be used if you are on a 6-week or 9-week grading period, or can also be used in isolation. Most activities correspond to either a Fiction or Non-Fiction book (sometimes both) that are common to libraries, but can also be easily purchased through Amazon.com if needed. Most activities are general enough that you can also substitute other books to go w
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PreK - K
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READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the World
READING CHALLENGE - Read Around the WorldThe challenge requires students to read 2 books for each of the 7 continents and includes a book summary report form.The challenge encourages reading and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit your needs.
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1st - 12th
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READING CHALLENGE - for winter
READING CHALLENGE - for winterThis reading challenge can be used as a winter holiday reading challenge.The challenge requires students to complete 4 tasks - read a short story and answer questions about the story; read a winter poem and answer questions about the poem; complete a winter themed doodle; complete a winter themed spot the difference.The challenge encourages reading during the holiday period and gauges understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the chal
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2nd - 12th
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Victory. Stand! By Smith, Barnes, and Anyabwile. Battle of the Books questions.
Battle of the Books questions and answers. I have included 20 "In What Book" questions and 20 short answer questions with answers in red. In my district, our school's winning team battles with our neighboring middle school in a Crosstown Classic.
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6th - 8th
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The Bad Seed Goes to the Library Discussion Questions
Comprehension/ higher level thinking skill questions to share with K-3rd graders after reading this great Bad Seed book. Perfect for introduction to the library, beginning of the year library rules. Goes well with drawing and craft activities online already. Comes with answer key and student sheet.
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K - 3rd
The Social Dilemma: PreView Exercise & CRAAP Test
This is an editable Google form introducing the Netflix docudrama "The Social Dilemma." It can be used as an introductory activity by itself or paired with the self-grading movie guides, divided into four parts for ease of use over one week of standard 40-60 minute class periods.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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READING CHALLENGE - Bookopoly
Reading Challenge - BookopolyThis reading challenge can be used as a holiday reading challenge.The challenge is a fun way of encouraging students to read during a long holiday period.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit your needs.
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2nd - 12th
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Junior Literature Classroom Games -- GOOGLE DRIVE -- DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
A Slides deck of literature games to play in your classroom. Get students interacting with physical books and excercising teamwork, creativity, and improvisation. Set up to be able to play immediately, this resources includes 5 rounds of games, a scorecard, instructions and 5 bonus rounds. Utilise these as a series of rounds in one lesson, or as individual activities to fill in your lessons.
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Not Grade Specific
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Google Boys Video Guide with Answers (Biography Channel Movie)
A 20 question guided notes (with answer key!) that follows along with the Biography Channel's Google Boys documentary. The movie is available on YouTube via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuBhw3Olm9Y which is 47 minutes in length. Great for technology classes, STEM classes, or teaching information or media literacy.
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6th - 12th
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The Social Dilemma, Movie Guide (Part 1 of 4)
This is an editable, self-grading, Google form providing 20 multiple-choice comprehension questions over part one (0:00-22:00) of the Netflix docudrama "The Social Dilemma." It can be used by itself or paired with the other three self-grading movie guides and previewing activity. I have divided the film into four parts for ease of use over one week of standard 40-60 minute class periods.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Reading Log - My Shelfie
Encourage your students to read by using this 'shelfie' reading log! This is a good alternative for students who are beginning writers or who are reluctant to write longer book reviews.
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PreK - 2nd
Book Fairies Book Card
This is an easy way to instil some mystery and fun into reading for pleasure!Print off the Book Fairy Book Card, laminate it and place it inside a book and place the book in a frequently visited location (the bathroom!) within the school.Once a student has found, and read, the book, they will place the book, with the Book Fairy Book Card inside, in another location for another student to find.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the document can be changed to suit your nee
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1st - 12th, Staff
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READING CHALLENGE - for the summer break
READING & ACTIVITIES CHALLENGE - for the summer breakThis reading and activities challenge can be used during the long summer break.The challenge encourages students to perform a task every day of the holiday in five different categories - Mind (mental health); Body (physical health); Heart (social, emotional health); Head (educational activities and Read. The challenge exposes students to a range of different activities and reading material, including puzzles and riddles.This resource is a
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2nd - 12th
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Christmas Task Cards for Projects
A set of 25 Task Cards for this festive season. These cards are cross curricular. Each card can be used for projects, essay writing and or presentations/posters. These are ideal for homework and/or early finishers and/or library time.
Task Cards cover the history of St. Nicholas, the history of Christmas and more.
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3rd - 9th
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Writing a Biography
Research skills are a vital component in all areas of the curriculum. This pack will allow students to independently research and understand the importance of using relevant and irrelevant information. They will need to decipher and be able to pinpoint things that are necessary and things that aren't. There are several writing templates, cover pages and a report templates. (25 pages in total). This would make an excellent project, one that can be completed at home and/or during Literacy/Library
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2nd - 5th
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READING CHALLENGE - for Grades 6 to 12 (academic year long)
This reading challenges are Grade specific and can be used to encourage students to read as many books as possible throughout an academic year from a suggested reading list. The challenges will expose students to a range of genres they may not otherwise choose to read.All these resources are a Publisher file, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to tie-in with your library including adding a logo/name and changing the book titles under each genre.
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6th - 12th
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The Social Dilemma, Part 2 (22:00-43:00)
This is an editable, self-grading, Google form providing 20 multiple-choice comprehension questions over part two (22:00-43:00) of the Netflix docudrama "The Social Dilemma." It can be used by itself or paired with the other three self-grading movie guides and previewing activity. I have divided the film into four parts for ease of use over one week of standard 40-60 minute class periods.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Dewey Decimal Posters in Black & White (US & UK Spellings!)
How many times a day are you asked “Where are the horse/football/cooking books?”These Dewey Decimal posters are designed to help your students find their own way to their favorite books! Your nonfiction section will be easier to navigate, giving you more time for everything else you have to do.Each poster has the classification number, subject heading, a question to make students think (they are very PYP friendly!) and pictures to show students what topics they can find in each section. There ar
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Dewey Decimal Posters & Shelf Signs in B&W - BUNDLE
Teacher Librarian Book Display
Cauldecot and Newberry Award Winners Virtual Book Display with Read Alouds for your library.
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K - 12th
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READING CHALLENGE - summer challenge for younger students
READING CHALLENGE - summer challenge for younger studentsThis reading challenge can be used as a summer reading challenge for younger students.The challenge requires students to read different materials - a fiction book, a non-fiction book, a comic and a magazine - and answer questions about each one.The challenge exposes students to a wide range of different material and gauges their understanding.This resource is a word document, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to suit y
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1st - 7th
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READING CHALLENGE - for Grade 6 (academic year long)
READING CHALLENGE - for Grade 6 (academic year long)This reading challenge is Grade specific and can be used to encourage students to read as many books as possible throughout an academic year from a suggested reading list. The challenge will expose students to a range of genres they may not otherwise choose to read.This resources is a Publisher file, therefore, all aspects of the challenge can be changed to tie-in with your library including adding a logo/name and changing the book titles unde
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6th
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Also included in: READING CHALLENGE - for Grades 6 to 12 (academic year long)
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