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10th grade other (art) movie guides under $5
Disney/Pixar COCO - Movie Questions
45 study questions for Disney/Pixar's COCO. The questions are in English with an answer key included. Coming soon: study questions in Spanish. Please note: these study questions are a part of my COCO ACTIVITY PACKET (https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pixars-Film-Coco-Movie-GuideActivity-Packet-3602788) which also contains 80+ vocab words, a word search, Spanish background on the key actors involved in the film and more. I also have a separate vocab sheet available if you're on a budget
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7th - 12th
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School of Rock 35 Question Movie Guide
Title: School of Rock Movie GuideDescription: This movie guide is designed to help students understand and analyze the movie "School of Rock". The guide includes 35 questions that cover a range of topics, including the characters, plot, music, and themes of the movie. The questions are organized in a chronological order to follow the story of the movie. The guide can be used before, during, or after watching the movie to enhance the viewing experience and stimulate discussion.The guide includes:
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Growing Movie Guide Bundle - 124 Movie Guides Included (And Counting!)
Film/Movie Review Graphic Organizer Worksheet | English Only | NO PREP
Supplement your next movie day with this best-selling film review template!Works with any movie - no prep required, just print and go.Great for ELA, ESL, or Film classes! Or a sub plan in a pinch :)Purchase includes 2 print-and-go PDFs (with and without lines) of the English only graphic organizer. For a multilingual version (English, Spanish, French), click HEREIf you use this resource, please rate + review for TPT credits!+ Follow Me to be the first to know about store updates + sales! All pur
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5th - 12th
Halloween Movie Printable Activity For Hocus Pocus
Movie Scavenger Hunt For Hocus Pocus This print and go activity is perfect for substitute plans or year-end activities, engaging reluctant writers, increasing attention spans, and practicing observation, listening, and critical thinking skills. Students will keep count of events that happen multiple times throughout the movie, identify objects and numbers in the background, and answer questions about things the characters say.Answers can be used as a jumping off point for thematic discussions.An
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8th - 11th, Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Halloween Movie Printable Activities Bundle
Theatre I-IV: Shrek the Musical Movie Quiz
A quiz to ensure that students are engaged while viewing Shrek the Musical. There are other activities in the store to go along with movies such as Dramatic Structure Worksheet or the Marketing Plan Worksheet.
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6th - 12th
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The Falling Man (2006): Complete Documentary Guide & Iconic Images from History
"The Falling Man refers to a photograph taken by Associated Press photographer Richard Drew, depicting a man falling from the North Tower of the World Trade Center at 9:41:15 a.m. during the September 11 attacks in New York City.The subject of the image - whose identity remains uncertain, although attempts have been made to identify him - was one of the people trapped on the upper floors of the skyscraper who apparently chose to jump rather than die from the fire and smoke." - The Falling ManNot
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Film Studies - Steven Spielberg
This slide show provides an introduction to the life, work, style, and themes of Steven Spielberg, and includes 1 documentary video clip and discussion questions for Raiders of the Lost Ark, E.T., and Empire of the Sun. Password for film clip access is on the last slide. Please feel free to email me for a PPT version.
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7th - 10th
Stop-Motion Animation Idea Creator
In this 5-page PDF I offer some outline ideas for creating a stop-motion movie
- How to come up with a story idea (based on a Mark Crilley video)
- Character, Sets and Props
- Review of the 5 Elements of Plots
- Animation Storyboard
I'm not claiming anything new here, just providing some outline ideas and direction. These all came out of my need to create a stop-motion animation with my High School animation class.
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8th - 12th
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"Pleasantville" editable Quiz, AP Style Test,Prompts,Essay
This file includes only the tests and essays of the complete unit. If you have any questions about the specifics, please contact me.
TEST ITEMS
Film Language and Techniques Quiz (18 questions)
Plot and Analysis Quiz Multiple Choice (34 questions)
Passages with Multiple-Choice Questions (Advanced Placement format) (17 questions)
Multiple-Choice Tests Answer Keys
WRITING ASSIGNMENTS
Director's Quote Response Essay
Five-Paragraph Formula Essay: Symbols and Themes Prompt
Five-Paragraph Formula E
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Art Analysis of Disney Short Films Collection
This is a 4 page worksheet that follows the Disney Shorts Collection. This is a collection of short films - it is available on Netflix or Amazon. The entire collection is 1 hour 29 minutes. There are 12 short films in all including Frozen Fever and (my favorite) Paper Man. The collection includes very brief intro by animators for each film which is neat because it connects students to the artists and artistic process for creating the animation. The worksheet follows the collection in order
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6th - 12th
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Movie Viewing Guide and Activities Compatible with Disney's Cruella
"I'm just getting started, Darling," Emma Stone's Cruella says with a sneer. The daring and bold 2021 live-action villain origin story from Disney Studios, Cruella, is a vivacious way to enjoy character exploration. Come for the deep-dive into the world of an antihero. Stay for the discussion that will ensue when your students want to talk about the meaning of poetic justice. Included in this resource, you will find:Anticipation Activity: First Reactions and Answer KeyAnticipation Activity: Crea
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6th - 12th
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Abstract Design Series - Ralph Gilles Automotive Design
This is a worksheet to go with the Abstract Season 2 episode 5 on Ralph Gilles. The episode is available on Netflix and youtube and it is 47 minutes long.This is a great movie for students that is really well done (all the Abstract series is awesome). This episode is about Ralph who is an automotive designer who designs cars for Chrysler. He talks about his process and how he gets ideas and the process of building a design concept. Abstract is deep and informative but filmed in a cool, hip way
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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Film Terminology Glossary Guide
This comprehensive five page glossary provides the basic language of film terminology, and is an excellent start to understanding how to evaluate and analyze movies through the filmic language.The glossary provides the film term, definition, and an example, using a screen shot from popular film or TV show. A place to practice what to include in each frame is included following each section. A quiz on the terminology (PowerPoint and fill in the blank) is sold separately.
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9th - 12th
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CLUE movie guide - Observations, Inferences, and Hypotheses
While watching the movie CLUE (1985), students will make observations and inferences about the suspects. They will also create hypotheses about who they think committed the crime.We used this at the end of the year for a fun activity and as a review of the first steps of the scientific method. This can also be used in ELA classes for reading strategies (drawing clues to determine an outcome)Nice easy project for students to work on during a movie day!(Disclaimer: CLUE is rated PG, so parental
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Duck Soup 1933 Video Guiding Questions
Editable movie worksheet!Have your students watch this political satire and earn a few laughs. It's easy to see how Duck Soup is one the Marx Brothers greatest all time movies! Great for a film studies, media studies class or a great sub plan! Movie is 108 minutes long which is perfect for a two day lesson.Features- 15 questions for students to answer as they watch the movie- Answer Key
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9th - 12th
Science Fiction Film Genre - Intro to Sci-Fi Movies - Print & Digital Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Science Fiction Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the fascinating world of sci-fi films, saving you valuable preparation time. Sub-genres of science fiction movies include hard science fiction, soft science fiction, time travel, alien encounter, alien invasion, space opera, dystopian/utopian, and cyberpunk! **THIS IS AN UPDATE TO THE G
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Sixth Sense - Discussion Questions/Worksheet
If you are studying the Unreliable Narrator, or plot twists, there is NO BETTER MOVIE than The Sixth Sense. Many students are familiar with the famous line "I see dead people." So they already have a sliver of information about the movie prior to seeing it. This worksheet asks students to elaborate on themes found in the movie, search for symbols, and defend their answers with proof.
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9th - 12th
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Fantasy Genre - Introduction to Fantasy Films - Print & Digital Movie Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Fantasy Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the captivating world of fantasy films, saving you valuable preparation time. What’s Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Slides™, Docs™, and Forms™)Editable Slideshow—32 SlidesNote-Taking Guide (Digital)Completed Notes Pages 20-Question QuizPrintable with KeySelf-Grading in Google Forms
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Dystopian Genre - Introduction to Dystopian Films - Print & Digital Movie Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Dystopian Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the fascinating world of dystopian films, saving you valuable preparation time. What’s Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Slides™, Docs™, and Forms™)Editable Slideshow—32 SlidesNote-Taking Guide (Digital)Completed Notes Pages 20-Question QuizPrintable with KeySelf-Grading in Google F
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Life of Pi Discussion Questions
Life of Pi is one of the most beautiful films. While a lot of it is CGI, the composition and structure to these camera shots is breathtaking. If you read the Life of Pi as a class, the film is an amazing look and comparison of the two. This novel and film presents great ethical and moral discussions, and this worksheets helps structure those discussions.
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9th - 12th
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Mystery Genre - Introduction to Mystery Films - Print & Digital Movie Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Mystery Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the captivating world of mystery films, saving you valuable preparation time. What’s Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Slides™, Docs™, and Forms™)Editable Slideshow—32 SlidesNote-Taking Guide (Digital)Completed Notes Pages 20-Question QuizPrintable with KeySelf-Grading in Google Forms
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Drama Genre - Introduction to Dramatic Films - Print & Digital Movie Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Dramatic Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the fascinating world of dramas, saving you valuable preparation time. What’s Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Slides™, Docs™, and Forms™)Editable Slideshow—32 SlidesNote-Taking Guide (Digital)Completed Notes Pages 20-Question QuizPrintable with KeySelf-Grading in Google Forms™Edita
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Horror Film Genre - Introduction to Horror Films - Print & Digital Movie Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Horror Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the spine-tingling world of horror films, saving you valuable preparation time. Sub-genres of horror movies include supernatural, psychological, physical (slasher films), and grotesque! **THIS IS AN UPDATE TO THE GENRE FILES INCLUDED WITH INDIVIDUAL FILMS. INDIVIDUAL FILM RESOURCES WILL BE UPDAT
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Crime Film Genre - Introduction to Crime Films - Print & Digital Movie Lesson
Streamline your lesson planning with this Crime Film Genre Lesson, designed to seamlessly integrate into your film studies curriculum. This lesson is your all-in-one solution for introducing students to the fascinating world of crime films, saving you valuable preparation time. Sub-genres of crime movies include police procedurals, classic film noir, heist films, gangster movies, and legal thrillers! What’s Included: (Printable PDF and Digital Google Slides™, Docs™, and Forms™)Editable Slideshow
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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