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7th grade reading movie guides for Microsoft Word
Matilda Movie - Watch-along Viewing Questions Worksheet with answers
This is a set of viewing questions (74) for use while watching the movie. The aim is to keep students focused and to draw their attention to important details in the plot.The questions are in chronological order, and are paced so that students should be able to answer while viewing the film. I have included a few stills and images of characters from the movie to keep students on track, and ensure that they can identify the main characters. There are 74 questions. It's a nine page worksheet fo
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3rd - 8th
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Also included in: Matilda Movie - Resources Bundle
Tall Tale 1995 Movie Short Answer questions
This is a short three page 37 question assignment. The students can answer these easy questions as they watch to ensure they are attentive. Please let me know what books/stories are read in your area, so I can develop more. I would love to make any type of test/quiz/questions over any and all books/stories/movies. Thanks, please share with your friends, and follow me. zelayaa.az@gmail.com
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3rd - 9th
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Pride and Prejudice Movie (2005) - MCQ - 50 Viewing Questions
50 questions to keep your students on task as they watch the movie based on the novel by Jane Austen. The questions are arranged in the same order as the events in the film to make it possible to use as an "open book" type activity as they view it. Alternatively, this could also be used as a summary assessment / final quiz on the movie. The 50 question format makes it easy to convert to percentages and grades. The 2005 movie adaptation of the novel is very true to the novel, and useful as a
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7th - 11th
Also included in: Pride and Prejudice Movie (2005) - Active Learning Tasks Bundle
Film Hook: "Alita"
A film hook is an opportunity for students to strengthen their comprehension of Common Core State Standards. How does it work? A film hook is a movie that is segmented into ten to fifteen minute timestamps. Each film hook assessment has a timestamp, so the teacher can easily navigate to each viewing session. After viewing a film hook, the students complete an assessment. This assessment includes plot elements, figurative language, vocabulary, language development, and making inferences in wri
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6th - 8th
Film Hook: "Divergent"
A film hook is an opportunity for students to strengthen their comprehension of Common Core State Standards. How does it work? A film hook is a movie that is segmented into ten to fifteen minute timestamps. Each film hook assessment has a timestamp, so the teacher can easily navigate to each viewing session. After viewing a film hook, the students complete an assessment. This assessment includes plot elements, figurative language, vocabulary, language development, and making inferences in wri
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6th - 8th
Film Hook: "Ratatouille"
A film hook is an opportunity for students to strengthen their comprehension of Common Core State Standards. How does it work? A film hook is a movie that is segmented into ten to fifteen minute timestamps. Each film hook assessment has a timestamp, so the teacher can easily navigate to each viewing session. After viewing a film hook, the students complete an assessment. This assessment includes plot elements, figurative language, vocabulary, language development, and making inferences in wri
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6th - 8th
Film Hook: "Over the Hedge"
A film hook is an opportunity for students to strengthen their comprehension of Common Core State Standards. How does it work? A film hook is a movie that is segmented into ten to fifteen minute timestamps. Each film hook assessment has a timestamp, so the teacher can easily navigate to each viewing session. After viewing a film hook, the students complete an assessment. This assessment includes plot elements, figurative language, vocabulary, language development, and making inferences in wri
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6th - 8th
Film Hook: "Soul"
A film hook is an opportunity for students to strengthen their comprehension of Common Core State Standards. How does it work? A film hook is a movie that is segmented into ten to fifteen minute timestamps. Each film hook assessment has a timestamp, so the teacher can easily navigate to each viewing session. After viewing a film hook, the students complete an assessment. This assessment includes plot elements, figurative language, vocabulary, language development, and making inferences in wri
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6th - 8th
The Greatest Showman (2017) - Resources Bundle
A bundle of activities and puzzles for use with the movie based on the life of P.T. Barnum.The resources included are• Viewing Questions. An activity which keeps students focused while viewing the film. 70 questions.• Review Crossword Puzzle. A good activity with which to finish your viewing of the film.• Character Matching Exercise - Use to ensure students can identify all characters from the movie.• Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle. Use to ensure students are familiar with important words relevan
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5th - 11th
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Book - Jumanji Puzzles (Wordsearch and Criss-Cross / Animals / Movie / SUB)
PRESTO!This download is for two fun puzzles that will work great as busy work, extra credit, sub lesson enhancement, or that perfect Friday afternoon time filler!Use one!Use both!Your download includes a WORDSEARCH and CRISS-CROSS GRID that focus on characters and items from Chris Van Allsburg's classic book JUMANJI! A perfect addition to any reading or language arts classroom!Answer key for both puzzles is provided!PRESTO!*This puzzle page was designed from a TPT buyer request. If you would l
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5th - 8th
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THE WESTING GAME: Movie Questions and Answer Key (Get a Clue)
After your students read Ellen Raskin's novel, The Westing Game, have them analyze the events in the movie version with these Movie Questions. As they watch the film, Get a Clue, students will inevitably notice some differences, and these questions highlight the distinctions between the book and the film.
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5th - 7th
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A Christmas Carol (1984) - Watch-along Viewing Questions Worksheet with answers
This is a set of viewing questions (50) for use while watching the movie. The aim is to keep students focused and to draw their attention to important details in the plot.This is based on the 1984 film of the novel, starring George C. Scott. This adaptation of the novel is very true to the original story. The questions are in chronological order, and are paced so that students should be able to answer while viewing the film. I have included a few stills and images of characters from the movi
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6th - 11th
Also included in: A Christmas Carol Movie (1984) - Resources Bundle
Edgar Allan Poe Biography Movie Guide
Are you showing an Edgar Allan Poe Biography—and need a movie guide? A & E has a popular biography video covering Edgar Allan Poe. This film guide helps students focus on the information as they watch the movie.Overview of this Edgar Allan Poe Biography guide:√ The film guide has 22 questions that follow the film in chronological order and 3 reflective questions for the end of the movie. √ The answer key is included.√ The document is completely editable!This movie guide for the Edgar Allan P
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7th - 11th
Also included in: Edgar Allan Poe Bundle | Movie Guide, Short Stories, The Raven
The Lightning Thief Book vs. Movie Notes
Looking for a good excuse to show a movie? Use The Lightning Thief to show students just how different the book and movie can be! The directions ask students to mark an x in one column to show if the event was in just the book or just the movie. Some rows need an x for both! I used this during the movie as a note-taking device.This updated version includes both a blank student version and a teacher's answer key.Don't forget to return to my store and post your feedback! If you have any concer
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5th - 8th
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Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone Film Permission Slip
Have you finished teaching the novel Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone? Are you ready to watch the film version of the story with your students?This digital download includes a permission slip for the film, which is created in Microsoft Word and is totally editable.Happy viewing!
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6th - 9th
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Shrek Movie Guide for Studying Plot Elements -End of Year Movie or Sub Plan
This is an excellent movie guide. This organizer contains all of the necessary elements of plot. Use this with your short story unit or as a break between Marking Periods. This sub ready organizer goes with the first movie in the Shrek series. Study Plot Elements with the movie ShrekA. Author’s Purpose:B. Characters:a. Protagonist (the good guy):b. Foil (who is the opposite of the main character):c. Antagonist (the bad guy):d. Stereotypes (what people assume):Other major charactersExposition: Ba
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6th - 11th
Inside Out - A Movie Characterization Guide
Use this in conjunction with the movie "Inside Out" to teacher characterization. In this graphic organizer, students are asked to take notes about each of the characters (Joy, Anger, Sadness, Fear, and Disgust) based on what the character's appearance, thoughts, actions, what they say, and what others say about them.
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5th - 8th
The Witches (2020) - MCQ - 50 Viewing Questions
50 questions to keep your students on task as they watch the movie based on the novel by Roald Dahn. The questions are arranged in the same order as the events in the film to make it possible to use as an "open book" type activity as they view it. Alternatively, this could also be used as a summary assessment / final quiz on the film. The 50 question format makes it easy to convert to percentages and grades. This is a multiple choice activity. I created it in this format to provide support f
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4th - 8th
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 (2013) Movie Viewing Guide: Questions/KEY
"Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" (2013) inventor Flint Lockwood's dream of becoming a famous inventor comes true when he is invited to join The Live Corp Company. However, he soon discovers that his infamous invention, which turns water into food, is still operational and is now creating hybrid food-animal creatures known as "foodimals." Flint, along with his friends and his trusted machine, embarks on a journey to the newly evolved food-filled island to shut down the invention. As they nav
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4th - 8th
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Anne Frank Book Matched to Video Scenes
Are your students used to a multimedia approach to learning? Then this is an awesome way to enrich your Anne Frank unit. The chart gives you the scenes that match the The Diary of Anne Frank to the 1959 Academy Award Winning video of Anne Frank.
You will be able to select and show short movie snippets of the video that have been matched to The Diary of Anne Frank.
The video that is used is the black and white The Diary of Anne Frank video version by George Stevens staring Millie Perkins, J
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7th - 11th
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Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs (2009) Movie Viewing Guide: Summary/Questions
"Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" (2009) is an animated comedy film based on the children's book of the same name. The story follows the life of Flint Lockwood, a young inventor with a passion for creating things. Living in the small town of Swallow Falls, which has fallen on hard times after its sardine industry collapsed, Flint invents a machine that turns water into food.However, the invention goes haywire, and food begins to rain down on the town. As the food weather becomes more extreme a
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4th - 8th
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City of Ember Movie questions
Three worksheets (in one document) that feature questions to guide students through the movie version of City of Ember. Students will compare the movie to the text version and evaluate choices made by the director.The film is divided into 30 minute sections, so there are 3 worksheets, however they can easily be combined to fit any block of movie viewing time.
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4th - 7th
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Butterfly in the Sky: The Story of Reading Rainbow - Movie Guide
Butterfly in the Sky – The Story of Reading Rainbow Sidestilt Films – Documentary – TV-PG – 1 hour 27 minutes – 2022The journey and legacy of PBS's show Reading Rainbow through interviews with host LeVar Burton, filmmakers, and staff members, along with clips from episodes that had particularly memorable impact; its creators face believe that television can inspire children with a lifelong love of reading.30 questions with time stamps (2 pages) Answer Key (3 pages) Make sure to follow me, and be
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4th - 7th
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Sense and Sensibility - MCQ / Final Assessment / Viewing Questions
50 question summary assessment / final quiz based on the 1995 movie of the Jane Austen novel.This is a multiple choice activity. I created it in this format to provide support for weaker students. It can be used as a final assessment. Alternatively, it could be used to keep students on task while viewing the film - similar to an open book test. The questions are arranged in the same order as the events in the film to make this possible.The product consists of the quiz (6 pages) plus solution (1
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Sense and Sensibility Movie (1995) - Resources, Activities Bundle
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