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Phonics movie guides for International Baccalaureate
Philosophy Unit Bundle Epistemology and Being Human Lectures and Activities
This is a unit bundle for IB Philosophy and non-IB philosophy high school courses. The thematic focus of this unit is Epistemology and Being Human. The unit contains PPT lectures, a presentation project, essay prompts, vocabulary, in-class activities, questions for readings, questions for films, all 46 Philosophy Crash Course video questions, and an IA (Internal Assessment) assignment. Details of Included Items:7 PowerPoint Lectures with detailed teacher's notes41 Vocabulary terms and 4 vocabula
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Arrival Film Viewing Guide (TOK Language)
The film Arrival is a great way to discuss theories of language acquisition and an excellent companion for a language unit in the IB Theory of Knowledge, epistemology or pyschology class. This viewing guide has pre-viewing questions, questions for during the film, and after the film discussion questions that explore language relativism and other topics about language. I thorough discussion guide and answer key is also included, as well as a bonus activity and questions from a TED talk related
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9th - 12th
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Worth Movie Questions for Philosophy of Ethics
These questions go with the movie Worth about the 9/11 Victims' Fund. There are 11 long-answer questions designed specifically for a high school philosophy of ethics unit. An answer key with detailed notes is included. This activity comes as a printable PDF and the student questions are also available as a digital assignment through Google Slides™. This resource is not editable. Please take a look at the preview to get an idea of the types of questions included. ***WARNING***This film is a very
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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"GATTACA" film unit IB DP English B - Paper 2 Practice & Speaking
A film featuring a young Ethan Hawke, and can be linked to ALL of the English B themes! Need I say more?!I have created a unit for English B based around GATTACA which includes an activity for before, during and after the film. How it works:The first resource is a group reflection activity that can be completed before watching the film in order to build context, foster curiosity and generate discussion. Students work in groups to analyse a film poster and make connections to English B Themes
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9th - 12th
Film Guide for Philadelphia (1993) Dir. Jonathan Demme Starring Tom Hanks
This is a 15-page film guide for the study of the film Philadelphia (1993), which was directed by Jonathan Demme and stars Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington.
This powerful and significant film may be viewed in an International Baccalaureate film course, a social studies course, a health class, or an English class. It challenges viewers to reflect upon and discuss important issues involving human rights, social justice, and knowledge/ignorance.
This guide includes the following items:
(1) Intro
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9th - 12th
"GATTACA" film Socratic Seminar - IB DP English B HL Oral Speaking Practice
You're looking for an engaging, summative assessment based on a film, that isn't the typical essay question prompt. Look no further than this resource!I first watched GATTACA in my high school English class, and all these years later I love showing it to my students - its themes are still as relevant today as ever.This engaging, English B resource includes:A text (a film review) as the base for the Socratic seminar Reflective questions based on the text Detailed instructions & guidelinesSen
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9th - 12th
Also included in: "GATTACA" film unit IB DP English B - Paper 2 Practice & Speaking
The Island President Movie Guide - New Netflix Documentary on Climate Change
This is a movie guide with questions that require students to not just identify details of the movie, but also reflect, predict, and challenge their current understanding of the political challenges of climate change.
This award-winning documentary is available on Netflix and has received praise for its candid exposure of the challenges faced by political leaders in tackling this global problem of climate change. Regardless of whether my students believe climate change is a real issue or not,
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7th - 12th
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Zathura Movie Worksheet and Answer Key
Those days where you don't want to teach and just watch a movie. Here is a nice worksheet for your students and the answers. A great movie to discuss with your students about science and playing games.
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4th - 7th
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What Moral Decisions Should Driverless Cars Make? Ted Talk Questions and Key
"What Moral Decisions Should Driverless Cars Make" is a Ted Talk that approaches the problems we face as self-driving cars begin take shape. Using utilitarian and Kantian examples, Iyad Rahwan highlights the ethical dilemmas of programming cars to make decisions in tricky situations. This is a practical application of the classic trolley problem, and this Ted Talk is a great way to introduce discussion around that thought experiment in the philosophy classroom. ***Please Note: These Ted Talk qu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Behind the Curve Movie Guide for TOK
This movie guide accompanies the documentary Behind the Curve. It explores cognitive bias, ways of knowing (WOKs), the natural sciences, and the relationship between identity and knowledge. It is designed for a Theory of Knowledge class, but could also be used in a philosophy, critical thinking, or science class.
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11th - 12th
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Cosmos: Possible Worlds - Episode 9: Magic Without Lies
This is a question set to accompany Episode 9 of Cosmos: Possible Worlds, a thirteen-part documentary series released in 2020. Cosmos: Possible Worlds continues Carl Sagan's legacy that began more than 40 years ago. This wonder-filled voyage through humanity's past, present and hopeful future transports viewers to lost worlds and worlds yet to be revealed by science. State-of-the-art visual effects, stylized animations and dramatic reenactments carry viewers deep into the future and through that
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: Cosmos: Possible Worlds BUNDLE
How Language Shapes the Way We Think Ted Talk Questions and Answer Key
"How Language Shapes the Way We Think" is a really interesting Ted Talk with Lera Boroditsky that explains how our language affects our view of the world. This is perfect for high school psychology classes, but I also pair this Ted Talk with philosophy lessons about being human. This Ted Talk guide contains 11 short-answer questions that flow chronologically with the video. An answer key is also included. The Ted Talk can be found here:How Language Shapes the Way We ThinkTerms of Use: This resou
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9th - 12th
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"GATTACA" film before watching activity - IB DP English B Group Reflection Task
Looking for a film that covers all 5 of the English B Themes? Look no further! GATTACA is a fantastic film that will generate discussion on themes of: - identities - experiences- human ingenuity- social organisation- sharing the planet,While also allowing your students to develop critical thinking skills and make interdisciplinary connections.This resource is a group reflection activity that can be completed before watching the film GATTACA in order to build context, foster curiosity and gener
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9th - 12th
Also included in: "GATTACA" film unit IB DP English B - Paper 2 Practice & Speaking
Economics: Supply and Demand: Video Case Study Notes
This product is a graphic organizer for students to write on as they watch a great 45 minute YouTube video called Investigating rising food prices about why the price of rice increased in Thailand. It forces them to note details, statistics, but more importantly to think critically about course connections and potential implications of the video.The graphic organizer is one page and has students keep track of: statistics they hear in the video, connections they make to the course (specific vocab
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11th - 12th
What Hallucination Reveals About Our Minds Ted Talk Questions for AP® Psych
"What Hallucination Reveals About Our Minds" is a fantastic Ted Talk with Oliver Sacks that explains how the visual perception area of our brains works. This is perfect for high school psychology classes, but I also pair this Ted Talk with philosophy lessons about consciousness and being human. This Ted Talk guide contains 10 short-answer questions that flow chronologically with the video. An answer key is included, and the assignment comes in printable and digital formats. The Ted Talk can be
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9th - 12th
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Student Viewing Guide for Studying Film
This is a viewing guide created by Contextual Classroom for International Baccalaureate film students or any other students who are viewing films for critical study and analysis.
I used this guide with my IB students to encourage them to record their thoughts as we viewed films for study. The guide is divided into three sections: Pre-Screening, Screening, and Post Screening Reflection.
Pre-Screening Section:
1.Students record key information about the film such as film title and date, direct
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8th - 12th
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Faces Places Viewing Guide (French Documentary Film) TOK Art
Faces Places is a French documentary film directed by Agnès Varda and JR. They visit villages and small towns throughout France to meet communities of people and create large portraits of them to plaster on the surroundings.This viewing guide includes ten short answer questions to answer during the viewing the film as well as six more developed questions that require more thought and are great for debate or discussion. An answer key is also included.This documentary could be a valuable resource
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Goonies Movie Worksheet and Answer PPT
So your students can watch and enjoy such a classic movie with a little worksheet on the side to count the day as a lesson.
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4th - 6th
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Film: Scene Analysis Chart
This chart will help students collect information about a scene in any film. The chart has space for notes about the major categories of mise-en-scene and film analysis, such as lighting, composition, body language, costume and make-up, sound, space/density, props and setting, camera movement, etc. Also included is a space for students to reflect on directorial choices and their effect on the scene.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
IB/AP Spanish (bullying) / Español IB/AP (acoso)
IB/AP Spanish (bullying) / Español IB/AP (acoso)
By Sherie Gentilli
My students just finished working on school relationships in the "Relaciones Sociales" category. I found a great movie from Spain called "Cobardes" on Amazon that worked perfectly into the unit. I designed this 14-page PDF to accompany the movie (I guess this could probably also fit into global issues or the Internet units, too).
This PDF includes:
*background info about the movie
*a page for students to fill in character pr
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10th - 12th
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Remember The Titans - A Management & Leadership Unit. Activity with each topic!
Name a TV character who reminds you of a Country Club Leader, name a cartoon character who is Task-Oriented, let's make a "choose your own adventure" story using the Path-Goal theory, and more. A fun and sneaky way to trick students into learning and applying their Leadership, Management, Human Resources, and Organizational Behavior knowledge.We explore Blake and Mouton's Leadership Grid, Fiedler’s Contingency Model, Hersey-Blanchard Situational Leadership Model, House's Path-Goal Leadership Th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Trail of Tears: Ep 3: Black Indians: An American Story Guided Video Questions
This 10-question video guide follows along with EPISODE 3 of the documentary collection Trail of Tears. This is PART 3 of a 5-episode series that chronicles the forced removal of the Cherokee Indians from their lands to territory out west of the Mississippi River, along what historians refer to as the “Trail of Tears”.Episode 3: Black Indians: An American Story: A great undocumented history of the blended African and Native American history, the strong bonds that have linked African and Nati
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8th - 12th
Quick Reference Guide for Studying Film: Camera Shots and Angles
Students love when teachers meaningfully incorporate films into class instruction. Film Studies has a vocabulary unique to itself, and when students are instructed in the appropriate terminology and symbols of meaning conversations can come alive!
This is a quick reference guide created by Contextual Classroom for students studying films for analysis.
This guide provides explanations for several common camera shots and angles which create meaning on the screen.
My film students used this as
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8th - 12th
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"GATTACA" film IB DP English B Listening Comprehension - Practice for Paper 2
I first watched GATTACA in my high school English class, and all these years later I love showing it to my students - its themes are still as relevant today as ever.Speaking of themes, are you looking for a resource that develops listening comprehension skills and can be linked to all 5 of the English B Themes? Look no further! GATTACA is a fantastic film as it can be linked to ALL of the English B themes: "identity", "experiences", "human ingenuity", "social organisation" and even human right
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9th - 12th
Also included in: "GATTACA" film unit IB DP English B - Paper 2 Practice & Speaking
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You’ve probably heard that phonics is essential for students who are learning to read (and it is!), but you might be asking yourself: “What is it, exactly?” Phonics is a method for teaching children how to read and write in an alphabetic language. The goal is to help kids connect phonemes (the sounds in words) and graphemes (the symbols used to represent them). Ultimately, once students understand which sounds in spoken language correspond to which symbols (e.g., letters in the alphabet), they’ll be well on their way to learning how to read books and other written materials.
If you’re a teacher or parent looking for printable and digital resources to help your student learn phonics, but you’re not sure where to start, TPT has got you covered. We have a comprehensive collection of phonics resources, created by other teachers, that are designed to help with any learning need. With plenty of TPT resources at your fingertips, you can teach phonics to your students in no time at all.
Phonics resources to try
You can teach phonics and engage your students at the same time, with a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles and preferences. Here are a few examples of the different types of resources that you can find on TPT to help teach students about the relationships between letters and sounds.
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
Hide letter cards around the room, say a sound aloud, and then have students search for the card that represents the sound.
Phonics Hopscotch
Take learning out onto the playground or at home with this easy-to-organize activity to help students build sound and letter recognition. Draw a hopscotch grid with letters in each square. Students jump on the letters while saying the corresponding sounds.
Silly Sentences
Have students create silly sentences using words that start with the same sound. An example could be: “Sally sells seashells by the shore.”
Anchor Charts
Post anchor charts around the room to help kids remember important rules or sounds being taught. (It could cover phonics concepts like the silent “e,” the long “o,” or a particular diphthong.)
Guess the Missing Letter or Sound
Use task cards or write a set of words on the board that share either a letter or sound. For example, at, ug, __ig. Ask students to find the missing letter or sound. Fill it in to show them the words bat, bug, and big.
These (and other!) activities can make learning phonics enjoyable and memorable for every student. Remember to adjust the activities based on the age and skill level of your students.
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There are many different types of phonics resources sold by Sellers on TPT — from worksheets to interactive notebooks to units. Resources like these make great activities for students to practice their phonics skills.
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