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Free 7th grade balanced literacy movie guides
FREE: Comparing Literature to Film
Lights, Camera, Action!
If you are reading a great book with your class, it may increase student engagement to watch all or part of the film adaptation. Save some of the viewing for those days before breaks and holidays when students will probably need a bit more motivation.
What about those students who leave early for holiday vacations? Simply give them our free standards-based handout to complete using a movie version from YouTube.
This activity ask students to compare and contrast literat
Grades:
7th - 10th
Advance Organizer for the Movie "National Treasure"
Help you students be more alert to story details by looking for and answering questions related to plot, major and minor characters, cause/ effect, character traits, primary sources, and story resolution with this organizer.
Grades:
4th - 8th
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Brown Hands, Black Schools HBCUs Trailer
Learn about the rich history of Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the importance of literacy. The film takes us on an adventure with Aria and Walter as they visit their cousin's HBCU for homecoming. We get to see them walk the yard, watch the football game, and enjoy the band. This film introduces kids to the Science of Reading, HBCUs, and the importance of literacy! The full film is available on Prime Video.
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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"Ever After" Cinderella Movie 40 Point True False Quiz
If you're having one of those "I've got to show a movie today" days, "Ever After" with Drew Barrymore is a great choice. It's a "Cinderella Story" and middle school children really like it.
Use this true/false quiz to administer after the movie is over. Print and go. AND, all the answers are T ... so it's easy to grade. Heck, trade and grade it and you're done.
Make S**T easy, right?
Grades:
6th - 10th
BEDTIME STORIES - FILM STUDY BOOKLET
Year 5 - 9 English - Booklet to hand out to students as they watch the film Bedtime Stories. I have used primarily with year 8 english class.
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Roll Out: Film Discussion
This template can be used for any documentary or film being viewed in class. Just watch and stop every five minutes or so to allow students to engage and interact with the viewing. All you will need is dice.... or you can find some electronic dice online. Also include a section for the Essential Question, Objective, and a Summary!
Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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