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7th grade other (ELA) movie guides for Google Apps
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!)
Turning Red | Disney Pixar | ELA--Movie Guide--No Prep!
Review plot and other literary elements using Disney and Pixar's newest hit, "Turning Red." This product delivers 25 challenging multiple-choice questions that will make students stop to consider the film in new ways.The multiple-choice style assessment is delivered using a link to make a copy of the Google Form. The questions are divided into five sections (Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, & Resolution) and review figurative language, characterization, conflict, point of v
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6th - 9th
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Visual Doodle Notes For Any Film, Movie, or TedTalk: Analyzing Theme & Main Idea
Print + digital!Get your students engaged and hold their attention through any film with these visually appealing doodle notes that allows students to color and doodle. Doodle notes activate both sides of the brain to deepen understanding. While students get to color, they will also answer analytical questions about what they are watching. These questions revolve around determining the film’s main idea, conflict, explain the text's real-world relevance, explain a takeaway, describe a theme, and
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Frozen Movie The Snow Queen Story Compare Contrast Winter Time Fun Worksheet HW
This fully editable short story and film comparison packet is a perfect way to embrace the winter season with a fun movie and story compare and contrast lesson / activity. Have your students read and discuss Hans Christian Andersen's short story "The Snow Queen" (abridged version included in this packet) and then watch the movie (or show clips) that was inspired by this short story -- "Frozen"! Have students answer the comprehension questions about the movie as they watch, and then have them thi
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5th - 8th
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The Pedestrian Full-Week ELA Unit Plan, Socratic Seminar, Choice Board, Slides
Not sure what to do after state testing? Dive into the futuristic world of Ray Bradbury with our week-long dystopian unit plan centered around his intriguing short story, "The Pedestrian." This meticulously crafted resource is specifically designed for middle school humanities teachers looking to inspire and engage their students in deep, meaningful discussions about technology, society, and individuality.Product Features:Complete Text & Accompanying Slides: Includes a full copy of "The Pede
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6th - 8th
Lifted Pixar Short Film Print and Digital NO PREP Comprehension & Inferencing
This NO PREP print and digital (Google forms) resource has everything you need for a fun and engaging unit on Pixar's short "Lifted." This humorous short film will have your students making inferences, learning new vocabulary words, and practicing elements of plot.
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5th - 9th
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Shrek Movie Guide Plot Mountain Symbolism Hero's Journey Worksheet HW Project
This fully editable film study packet is meant to complement a film study of the movie Shrek, which is a perfect way to introduce students to the different components of plot mountain, symbolism, and The Hero's Journey.Students will spend the class period watching the film "Shrek" and will answer the questions on the worksheet while they watch. They will then reflect on the significance of the movie with thoughtful questions and journaling prompts. For homework, students will complete a creative
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5th - 8th
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Moana Movie Guide Plot Mountain Symbolism Hero's Journey Worksheet HW Project
This fully editable film study packet is meant to complement a film study of the movie Moana, which is a perfect way to introduce students to the different components of plot mountain, symbolism, and The Hero's Journey.Students will spend the class period watching the film "Moana" and will answer the questions on the worksheet while they watch. They will then reflect on the significance of the movie with thoughtful questions and journaling prompts. For homework, students will complete a creative
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5th - 8th
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Coco Movie Guide Plot Mountain Symbolism Hero's Journey Worksheet HW Project
This fully editable film study packet is meant to complement a film study of the movie Coco, which is a perfect way to introduce students to the different components of plot mountain, symbolism, and The Hero's Journey.Students will spend the class period watching the film "Coco" and will answer the questions on the worksheet while they watch. They will then reflect on the significance of the movie with thoughtful questions and journaling prompts. For homework, students will complete a creative a
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5th - 8th
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I, Robot Viewing Guide Questions & Answer Key
I use this movie as a preview for a science fiction unit. I also use this movie to solidify and deepen students' understanding of dramatic irony to build suspense or humor. There are 70 questions which will allow you to pick and choose questions that best focus on your learning targets with this movie. The answer key is also included after the viewing guide questions in the same document.
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7th - 9th
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Cinematic Elements- A Guide to Analyzing Film
I created this presentation with the activity (also posted) as a way for middle and high school students to actively view, critique, and appreciate film. I focused on six particular elements: dialogue, pacing, score/soundtrack, framing, color/lighting, and plot/conflict. Each element has a detailed definition, accompanying anchor question, and example.
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7th - 12th
Follow Along Movie Guide for Disney's WISH (No Prep)
Bring the enchanting world of Disney's "Wish" into your classroom with this comprehensive follow-along movie worksheet! Designed for grades 3 through 6, this engaging resource enhances students' viewing experience while promoting critical thinking, comprehension, and media literacy skills.
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3rd - 8th
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The Giver Movie Compare to Book Worksheet for End of Unit Compare Contrast Movie
This fully editable end-of-unit film study packet is meant to support a movie study of the movie "The Giver," after students have finished reading the novel. Students will spend the class periods watching the film "The Giver," will answer the questions on the worksheet while they watch. After they watch, they will complete a compare and contrast worksheet specifically answering about how the movie is different from the book. ANSWER KEYS PROVIDEDThere is also a longer paragraph assignment with tw
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5th - 8th
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Black Panther Movie Worksheet, HW & Sci Fi Utopia Dystopia Wakanda Mini-Project
This fully editable film study packet is meant to complement a film study of the movie Black Panther, which is a perfect way to introduce or deepen a science fiction or dystopian unit. Students will spend the class periods watching the film "Black Panther" will answer the questions on the worksheet while they watch, answer journal prompts, and will complete a creative and thoughtful homework assignment about the film. There is also a handout for a mini-project that students could complete after
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: Black History Month Bundle Middle School ELA History Lessons Activities
Frozen Movie Worksheet Questions Plot Mountain Paragraph Winter Time Fun No Prep
This fully editable movie guide packet is a perfect way to embrace the winter season with a fun winter-themed movie - Frozen! Have students answer the comprehension questions about the movie as they watch, and then have them think critically about the movie's lessons and themes by filling out a plot diagram, answering short response questions, and writing a reflection about the film. For homework, give students a creative writing assignment in which they create a 4-panel comic depicting four imp
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5th - 8th
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"Sing" Movie Guide + Answer Key (35 Questions & Detailed Answers)
"Sing" Movie Guide + Answer Key (35 Questions & Detailed Answers)Engage your students with the animated musical hit "Sing"! This comprehensive movie guide contains 35 thought-provoking questions, perfect for classroom discussions, writing assignments, or as a fun educational activity. Accompanied by a detailed answer key, this guide is designed to enhance students' understanding of themes such as following dreams, overcoming obstacles, and the importance of perseverance and self-confidence.
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4th - 12th
The Miracle Worker Video Quiz- made in year 2000
20 question quiz that follows along with The Miracle Worker movie. This is for the version created in 2000.
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5th - 12th
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Visual Literacy Bundle - SHORT FILM FOCUS
This visual literacy bundle is designed for years 7-10, helping them gain the necessary skills to read, write about and create visual images. They will examine the strategies used by composers and explore the effectiveness of such visual techniques in conveying meaning.97 Teacher slides + 14 pages for Students!This bundle includes:How Pictures Work - based off Molly Bang's 'Picture This.' Student activities to explore how we make meaning from visual images. 49 teacher slides + 3 slide student st
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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Hocus Pocus ELA Movie Questions
This Google Doc is a movie guide for Disney's 1993 movie, Hocus Pocus. It has English Language Arts questions about the movie that go in order. It is a Google Doc, so you can edit it to meet the needs of your class. The answer key is included. ELA topics covered in the questions include:SettingParts of PlotFigurative LanguageTypes of ConflictText Features/StructuresInferenceCharacterPlot elements
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5th - 8th
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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind Viewing Guide
William Kwamkamba's The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is the perfect resource to help students learn about the importance of perseverance and grit. William, of the Wimbe village in the country of Malawi, educated himself in order to help his village overcome the drought that took so many lives. This true story not only helps students with understanding empathy but also shows them the power of hard work and grit. The 7-page viewing guide contains 54 comprehensive and analytical guided viewing questi
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6th - 12th
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The Tooth Fairy Movie ELA Questions/Guide
This document has 14 questions to accompany the movie "Tooth Fairy" from 2010 staring Dwayne Johnson. The questions are Language Arts skills based to go along with the movie. The questions go in order as students watch and cover a variety of skills. It is a great review or activity to leave with a sub that is fun but still engages students with ELA. There is an answer key included. It is a google file so that you can edit it if you'd like as well. The skills it covers:CharacterizationTypes of Ir
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5th - 8th
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Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness |ELA Movie Questions| No Prep!
Review plot and other literary elements using Netflix's newest hit, "Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness." This product delivers 25 challenging multiple-choice questions that will make students stop to consider the film in new ways.The multiple-choice style assessment is delivered using a link to make a copy of the Google Form. The questions are divided into five sections (Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, & Resolution) and review figurative language, characterization, c
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6th - 12th
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George Orwell Introduction| Animal Farm| 1984
Starting a unit using one of George Orwell's classics? Use this activity to teach students more about who Eric Blair was behind the pen, and what inspired him to start writing. This Google Form includes 10 True/False questions paired with a short video clip (03:49). It is a great 10-15 minute activity to get students thinking about Orwell's inspiration behind his works. False questions also include explanations for students to help correct their thinking by providing immediate feedback.
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7th - 12th
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Encanto Movie Guide
Finally a movie guide for the newly popular movie, Encanto, for OLDER students! This guide is a digital file designed to allow students to truly analyze characters, answer questions, and make personal connections.
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5th - 8th
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