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Movie guides for Microsoft Word and for Gifted and Talented

Finding Forrester (2000) Viewing Worksheet with Key

Created by

This viewing worksheet will help your students stay focused while watching the 2000 film "Finding Forrester" starring Sean Connery. The key is provided with the answers in green. The blank form of the worksheet is for the students. This movie is about a young black basketball player who is an extremely gifted writer. He is mentored by a old white recluse and has to fight racial prejudice from his writing professor. Highly recommend.Rated PG13 for brief strong language and some sexual referenc

Subjects:

Character Education, English Language Arts, Gifted and Talented

Grades:

7th - 12th

Types:

Worksheets, Printables, Movie Guides

Matilda Quiz

Created by

Yaroslava Zinovatna-Krasnova

A multiple choice quiz for children while or after watching the film "Matilda". The questions are in chronological order. The activity seeks to complement and extend the pleasure the children will have derived from seeing the film.

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, English Language Arts, Gifted and Talented

Grades:

5th - 10th

Types:

Worksheets, Movie Guides, English (UK)

Vitus ~ Movie Guide + Word Search + Overhead

Created by

Carol Nescio

"Everybody hates a prodigy, detests an old head on young shoulders." Erasmus (Dutch humanist and theologian ~ 1466 - 1536)We've all heard the term Wunderkind. But what do you do when it's your own child who can outsmart you at every turn ?This film takes a look at the issues which arise from having a highly gifted and talented child and how he, too, craves some normalcy in his little life. An engaging and endearing family film with a compelling message. Having students select from multiple

Subjects:

German, Gifted and Talented, Music

Grades:

9th - 12th

Types:

Movie Guides, Cultural Activities

Gifted Hands - Key

Created by

MLHamilton

This is a worksheet key to go along with the movie titled above. The objective of the sheet is for the students to treat the movie as a learning tool and not an opportunity to take a "class nap". By having questions that tie to content, it will help the instructor bridge this information into lecture. *Movie not included. Answer key has been loaded separate.

Subjects:

Character Education, Gifted and Talented, Health

Grades:

12th, Adult Education

Types:

Worksheets, Movie Guides