42 results
6th grade french movie guides for Microsoft Word
Le Petit Nicolas video guide (guide de film)
This video guide accompanies the 2009 French film "Le Petit Nicolas" directed by Laurent Tirard. The questions are written in English and are in chronological order. It's broken into three sections, but could easily be given as one assignment. This would be a great sub plan!
Subjects:
Grades:
4th - 12th
Types:
Haute Cuisine (Saveurs du Palais) Movie Guide: Preview, Questions, Follow-ups
Teachers, the more I see this film, the more I really, really like it and find it extremely undervalued. With the total absence of any objectionable content whatsoever you should not hesitate at all in showing this to your classes. You could even stream it for free as I did on Vudu. Just download this packet and you will have all you need for a very rich and nourishing (pun intended) unit on la cuisine française. Students will immediately identify with the awkward situation in which Hortense fi
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Super D'Accord French and Movie Bundle Unbelievable Deal, short time
Persepolis Movie Guide Questions in English | French Film 2007
34 Movie Guide Questions in chronological order that include questions to answer during the movie and reflection/analysis questions that can also serve as discussion questions after the movie. This will hold your students accountable and help them take notes on important moments of the film. Product is written 100% in ENGLISH.Synopsis: (Academy Award Film Nominee in 2008 based on Marjane Satrapi's testimony comic book which is commonly read across the United States public schools).Marjane is pre
Subjects:
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not (A la folie...pas du tout) Movie Guide, Questions
My fellow French teachers, mes compatriotes,This movie is by far and away, I mean de très loin, the most popular and exciting one I have ever shown in class in my now 22 years of experience teaching this subject. Kids of all backgrounds love this film and will be glued to the big screen from the moment it starts. The twist (flashback) in the middle will throw them for a loop without losing them and the ending will leave them on the edge of their seats. This movie is custom-made for Digital Age l
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Types:
School Life (La Vie Scolaire) Movie Guide with Plot/Essay Questions, Preview Act
Teachers and Parents,Well all know holding kids' interest is getting harder and harder these days. Since this film deals with a group of very relatable teens going through their 9th grade year in a French high school, I know it will do the trick. Students will learn about the French educational system as they follow the ups and downs not only of the students depicted, but also of the teachers and discipline team members. The story moves fast, with real-world drama and moments of tension while sp
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Le Tableau (The Painting) Movie Unit, Film Packet
My fellow French teachers,Yes, you should show this movie. It has a manageable run-time, does not overstay its welcome and has stunning visual elements that will work well holding the interest of all students, especially those who are at risk and those who are more visual in their learning. What's more, this movie will serve as a great discussion starter on the nature of human existence, its creation and of inequality. The film delves into all those topics and more in the form of a simple, beaut
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Entre les murs (The Class) Film Packet
I created this packet for students to use over several days of screening Entre les murs (The Class). The charts, graphic organizers and short answer questions all lead up to a final discussion or seminar in class. It could be easily adapted to higher levels, and is a great tool for discussing and comparing school systems. My packet follows specific suggestions of day-by-day breakdown, but feel free to adapt it for your own classroom. Please don't hesitate to contact me to as questions or use me
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 10th
Il a déjà tes yeux (He even has Your Eyes) Movie Guide/ Film Packet
Dear teachers and/or parents, If you have Netflix and can show this to your classes, DO NOT HESITATE! :) If not, why not download this packet as an extra credit assignment for kids who do have Netflix? I guarantee this work is unique and that your students will not find the answers anywhere on the Internet... :) The kids will absolutely LOVE this film, relate to it, identify with the characters and grow greatly from the experience. Other than a couple phrases translated with the F-word in the En
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Super D'Accord French and Movie Bundle Unbelievable Deal, short time
Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec Film Guide: Plot and Essay Questions
Teachers and parents, Especially if you have easily distracted, at-risk kids this film will work well for you. A stunning visual masterpiece, the inclusion of strong fantasy/supernatural elements will also make it a hit with young people. The fact that the main character and heroine happens to be female gives it a modern feel, almost like Wonder Woman meets James Bond with Adèle's use of one-liners. There really is nothing like this film and students will appreciate that. This packet will ensure
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
French Short YouTube film guide Can't We Be Friends, French Roast, L'accordeur
Teachers and parents,Also included in the packet is "The Translator", "Regarde", and "J'attendrai le suivant". These short films are all available on YouTube (links included of course), are all very popular and will all get your students thinking. With each film having a run-time of between three and twelve minutes, you won't have to dedicate several class periods to showing them, either. I have used these as a fun, day-before-vacation type of stand-alone activity and my students have loved them
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Types:
Joyeux Noel (Merry Christmas) Movie Guide, Previewing, Plot and Essay Questions
Teachers and parents,This is the number one movie on Netflix for the DVDs and is available on Comcast on-demand as well as other platforms for a reason... IT IS FANTASTIC!Historical connections, religious connections, cultural connections this film presents an incredibly rich buffet of resources and domains to feed upon. My packet will help flesh all of that out for you so your students maximize the meaningfulness of their experience.This packet includes Six Anticipation Guide statements to get
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Hugo Movie Guide: Anticipation Guide, Plot Questions, Student Choice Follow-Up
Parents and Teachers, Did you know the budget for Hugo was an astonishing $100 million? This film is an absolutely stunning visual masterpiece that will have the attention of some of your most difficult-to-reach students (the ones we sometimes politely call "visual learners") right from the start. It will also resonate well with your gifted students as it virtually drips with possible follow-up and enrichment activities, three of which I have included here. With no parental l content warnings wh
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
"La Vie en Rose" Movie Packet: Anticipation Guide, Plot and Essay Questions
My fellow French teachers, if it fits within your curriculum and you have the ability to do so, go ahead and show this stunning bio-pic of French cultural icon Edith Piaf! This film was highly decorated by the academies and delivers on its promise of quality despite its rather long run-time.If your students (read parents, grrrr!) are especially sensitive, just fast-forward from the 7:20 mark to 7:35 and you'll avoid the very brief bit of nudity and objectionable content and all will be good.This
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Spoiled Brats (Pourris gâtés) Film Guide with Plot/Essay and Other Questions
Teachers and Parents,Your kids will absolutely love this delightful and humorous film about three young adult children who are taking advantage of their father's wealth and thus need to learn the real importance of hard work and earning their own keep before they self-destruct. The story moves fast, with clear plot points and mixes in some truly funny moments. Other than occasional bits of rough language and a short scene with two characters laying in bed with their clothes on, there is no objec
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Chocolat Movie Guide: Anticipation Guide, Plot Questions, Essay Questions/Review
My fellow French teachers,Although "Chocolat" was done in V.O. English, the setting, themes, and content of this wonderfully fun and funny film lend themselves perfectly to the French classroom. Just set the audio to French, with English subtitles and away you go! Your students will love this film and my packet will give them an assortment of ways to apply their new learning and ideas. This packet includes seven Anticipation Guide questions to get students thinking about issues that will be pres
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Types:
Stuck Together (8 Rue de l'Humanité) Film Guide with Plot/Essay Questions
Teachers and Parents,Your kids will absolutely love this delightful film about a group of families living in tight quarters in an apartment building in Paris during the lockdown. The story moves fast, with clear plot points and mixes in some truly funny moments. Other than bits of rough language and some smoking, there is no objectionable content. If you are thinking your kids might enjoy this film, I guarantee you are right!Included in this movie guide is a whopping 60 plot-based questions, wri
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Types:
Samba Movie Guide, Anticipation Guide, 50 Plot Questions Amazing Critical Review
Teachers, parents and homeschoolers, Do yourself a favor and show this film! It is so timely and so relevant these days that it will definitely get students to tune in and broaden their thinking and perspectives. The question of whether or not France should grant legal immigration status to Samba will resonate with students no matter which political ideologies they bring to class. With no offensive content and minimal offensive language there's absolutely nothing to worry about in showing this f
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: "The Intouchables" and "Samba" Movie Guide Two Pack and Thematic Unit
Le fils de l'épicier (Grocer's Son) Movie Guide, Preview, Plot Questions, Essay
My fellow French Teachers,This movie is free on Tubi so if you are looking for a safe film to show (no objectionable content), featuring a diverse cast and with young characters to whom your students can relate "Le fils de l'épicier" will work nicely for you. It is short, easy-to-follow and with my packet, very enriching for your students.This packet includes an Anticipation Guide with 6 hyper-relevant pre-viewing questions in English to get students thinking about issues that will be explored i
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Romantics Anonymous (Les émotifs anonymes) Movie Guide, Questions, Follow-ups
This short, cute film certainly does not overstay its welcome at 80 minutes run-time. Nor does it offend anyone with its content despite a scene of post-coital, romantic planning.Although simple and very easy to follow in terms of the story, this film does lend itself to some higher-end discussions as my packet will certainly help to flesh out. An array of topics ranging from traditional gender roles to mental health issues and their resulting social stigmas are very quietly called into question
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
C'est quoi cette famille (We are Family) Movie Guide and Unit, Essay Questions
Teachers and Parents,Your kids will absolutely love this delightful film about a group of kids related through various marriages and divorces in Paris and who get the idea of all living together in the same apartment and then having their parents rotate around visiting them instead of the other way around. The story moves fast, with clarity and even sprinkles in some truly funny moments. Other than bits of rough language and some smoking, there is no objectionable content. If you are thinking yo
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
Beauty and the Beast Movie Guide Questions in ENGLISH | Beauty and Aesthetics
25 Movie Guide Questions in chronological order 100% in English. Includes pre-listening, during listening and post listening questions. Also includes discussion questions and short answer essay questions at the end. Rated PG and perfect for any classroom! Includes Answer Key!Synopsis:Walt Disney Animation Studios' magical classic Beauty and the Beast returns to the big screen in Disney Digital 3D (TM), introducing a whole new generation to the Disney classic with stunning new 3D imagery. The fil
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Les femmes du 6e étage (Women of the 6th floor) Movie Guide, Plot/Essay Question
My fellow French teachers and parents,This is en engaging, easy-to-follow film that seems cute and innocent for a while, but then ô la, la, there is a swerve, not dissimilar to the one in "Parasite", and a serious story breaks out. The interracial and generational romance will get the kids attention FOR SURE! There is a moment of brief nudity and I tell you exactly where if you want to jump forward about 30 seconds in your class viewing to dodge the controversy. All in all this film is short, ea
Grades:
6th - 12th
Séraphine Movie Guide, Anticipation Guide, Plot Questions, Essay Prompt, Review
French teachers, This wonderful story of female empowerment will really leave your students talking, especially after you purchase this movie guide to flesh out its full richness! Winner of an astounding seven Caesar awards, the incredible performance of Yolande Moreau in the titulary role of Séraphine Louis will "linger with you" as one critic put it or be "heartbreaking" as Richard Nilsen of the Arizona Republic described it.This film unit includes an Anticipation Guide to generate interest in
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Types:
"The Valet" (La Doublure) Film Unit/Packet/ Anticipation Guide, Essay Questions
Teachers and parents, "La Doublure" is yet another hilarious and well-condescended film from Francis Veber that you may consider showing especially if your students have already seen others. You can take this film as seriously or as lightly as you want as it does lend itself to a deeper critical analysis despite its comedic genre if so desired. And there is once again a goofball character named François Pignon at the heart of it all! What could go wrong? This packet includes eight Anticipation G
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Showing 1-24 of 42 results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands