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Visual arts Common Core RL.8.7 resources
Film and Literature- Complete Unit Plan with Lesson Plans, Worksheets, & Finals
Common Core State Standards aligned!
Includes:
-unit overview
-daily lesson plans
-worksheets for a variety of texts
-teacher keys
-two final assessments
-links to additional resources and materials
Texts used in the unit: Harry Potter; Nanny McPhee/Nurse Matilda; The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe; A Little Princess; Citizen Kane; etc.
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The unit was designed to hit the 7th Grade Common Core Reading Fictional Text Standards; however, it also works nicely with the 8th Grade Com
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7th - 9th
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The Giver Movie Guide
Keep students engaged in movies by providing guides for them to complete during viewing. This movie guide for The Giver contains 22 chronological questions and an answer guide.Movie Guide RecommendationsIs there a movie you want to show in class, but you don't have a guide to help keep students focused and engaged while viewing? Please click here to provide recommendations for movie guides you'd like to see available, and I'll do my best to get them for you!Earn TpT Credits!Did you know you can
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6th - 9th
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Common Core Screenwriting - Students As Screenwriters - Creative Writing Unit
What Is Screenwriting?Screenwriting is a form of storytelling that creates a visual tale for the reader, and if performed, the viewer. Screenplays can be either original pieces of work, or stories taken from other forms of literature. This is commonly to referred to as an adapted screenplay. Why Every Student Should Be A Screenwriter?In creating any screenplay, the writer must have a clear understanding of the setting, the characters, and dialogue. This is true for the work in its entirety,
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5th - 12th
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Teaching Graphic Novels
This lesson gives an overview of graphic novels, including vocabulary, reading order, and much more. The student worksheet allows students to easily follow the lesson on the 22-slide PowerPoint (lesson plan included). This is a great one- day overview lesson when teaching any graphic novel, such as Maus by Art Spiegelman or March by John Lewis. Extend to 2 days with the extra activity of creating your own graphic novel page / comic page! (A graphic novel page template is included.) The lesson be
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6th - 12th
Movie vs Book - Compare/Contrast Worksheets - Blank Templates and "The Giver"
Movie vs Book - Compare/Contrast Venn Diagram worksheet engages students in viewing movies based on books. I have provided a blank worksheet for you to use with any book and one specifically for The Giver. The worksheet includes a word bank that you can use to add any names/vocab related to the story. Movie vs Book - Compare/Contrast Characterization worksheet asks students to compare how a character is portrayed in both the movie and book.
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6th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Simple Worksheets Bundle for Language Arts
Film Study- Freedom Writers
An annual end of year wrap up! Students will watch the movie, Freedom Writers, while answering comprehension questions created to align to standards. Potential as a culminating project after reading the paired book.
Includes a teacher guide and student film study guide. The film study guide includes character analysis, plot development and opportunities to make connections while viewing.
*Since this movie is PG13, follow your school's protocol for viewing movies, including parent or administr
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7th - 10th
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Analyzing Visual Elements in Film: 3 Double Sided Worksheets + PPT!
Make ANY film showing rigorous with this PDF handout. If your students are watching a film companion to a text, this is the perfect graphic organizer for you! Students will closely analyze the characters' movements, facial expressions, body language, tone, and voice; by closely evaluating the visual elements they will be able to identify the mood of the scene!I had my students use their worksheet while analyzing the film version of Hamlet after reading "The Shakespeare Stealer" by Gary Blackwood
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5th - 12th
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Narrative Book Trailer Planner
What would your favorite book be like as a movie? Summarize your favorite book through a fun movie trailer project. If you're looking to get your students excited about literacy, this is the resource!This template uses a movie trailer structure to summarize your students favorite books and imagine them as a movie. You can then create a larger project for students to use their planners to create the trailer in iMovie or another simple videos editing app. This is enrichment activity is great for f
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Not Grade Specific
Student Choice Projects: For Literature or Films
Tired of the same projects? Want something new and creative? Give students a choice!!This product includes ten different engaging multimedia project ideas for students to choose from; to use at the conclusion of viewing a film, or reading a text. Examples of Projects: PSA's, Infographics, Memes/GIFs...Includes suggested sites, apps, and platforms for presentation. Projects are Inquiry-based, critical thinking, differentiated, SEL.Perfect for in-person, hybrid, and distance learning.Rubrics are i
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7th - 12th
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Book vs. Movie Compare and Contrast Worksheets ~ Fits any book & movie
This is a really neat little exercise that will get your students comparing and contrasting the literary work of a book vs a movie. There is so much to compare and contrast when it comes to depictions in a movie and a book. I am so pleased to present a detailed and guided way to prompt students to start the brain demanding task of finding important similarities and differences. This activity will guide students to first look at the author and director. Then, setting, character and plot decisions
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5th - 9th
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Lord of the Flies Video Clip Questions
This set of questions asks students to think critically about the difference between the novel and 1990 film version of The Lord of the Flies.This activity is broken up into three pages and correlates with the beginning, middle, and end of the film. They can be used at one time if you are watching the film in its entirety, or you can use one sheet at a time if choosing to use clips as you teach.There are a balance of questions ranging from -student opinion on which portrays they find to be more
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7th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Lord of the Flies Activities Bundle
Movie Comparison Questionnaire
Students will answer 6 questions as they analyze a movie after reading the novel. Questions range in asking their options of the movie in regards to director choices, setting, music, and casting. These questions are universal and can work with any novel/ book combination.
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6th - 12th
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Text to Film Comparison Worksheet
Use this worksheet to have your scholars analyze the concepts of film adaptations of popular texts.
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5th - 12th
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The Fault in Our Stars Book vs. Movie Notes
Use The Fault in Our Stars 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 have not yet tested this product in a classroom, but would suggest it as a note-taking device while students watch the movie after reading the book.Includes both a blank student version (with 2 full pages of events about which to decide book/movie/both), a te
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9th - 12th
Discussion Activity for Twilight Zone Ep: The Obsolete Man
Essential questions for a rich discussion of the Twilight Zone Episode: The Obsolete Man. Great, thought provoking, open-ended questions. Frames the episode's central themes and previews the dilemmas presented in the installment. Best used before screening the episode.
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7th - 10th
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