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6th grade reading strategies movie guides
The Hunger Games Movie Unit, Questions/Activities, Lesson Plan
This set of activities for use with The Hunger Games movie is perfect if you are supplementing your novel study with the movie follow-up or if you are doing the movie as a stand-alone unit. These lessons are not book v. movie comparisons. Thus, they are unique in that not only are they designed to make the most out of the viewing experience, but also they could be used during reading for differentiating or as a quick review at the end of the novel study - a very flexible product! Student Exper
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6th - 10th
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Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters Viewing Guide
This guide focuses on the movie adaptation of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson & the Olympians: Sea of Monsters released in 2013. This great guide include 35+ questions that mainly focus on comprehension but also include creative response questions.
Creative response questions include creating character interview questions, writing a review, and summarizing/sketching a scene.
Use this great guide to help your students further enjoy Riordan's amazing novel or as a complement to your Greek myth
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Teaching Literary Elements with Animated Short Films: The Lost Thing
This set of standards-based lessons includes an examination of plot, conflict, setting, mood, symbolism, and theme. Teach advanced lessons for secondary students on setting, mood, symbolism, and theme using the picture book, "Lost and Found" by Shaun Tan or the Oscar Award-winning short film "The Lost Thing" (book/film not included). The Lost Thing is a story about a boy who finds a strange creature on the beach. He decides that it must be lost and that he must find where this creature belongs.
Grades:
6th - 9th
Also included in:Â Five Short Films for Teaching Theme
HOLES Novel Unit Study | Book Report Project | Activity Worksheets | Movie Guide
This independent novel (or movie) study cuts straight through all the busy work and focuses on the bigger picture of the book - the things you want your students to remember years after they leave your classroom. This packet includes all of the basic activities that you need for your students to demonstrate their comprehension of Holes by Louis Sachar. It's great if you're short on time or need to scaffold for ESL, special education, and absent work. Need to save paper? Print two per page to tur
Grades:
4th - 7th
The Lightning Thief Novel vs. Movie Activities
Lightning Thief Movie Activities! This resource includes 3 activities students can complete after they’ve both read Rick Riordan’s Lightning Thief novel and watched the movie version. You may choose to have students complete all activities or just one! In my classroom, I make copies of all three activities and tell my students that they must complete two.ACTIVITIESNOVEL VS. MOVIE COMPARISONThis short answer activity requires students to make written comparisons between the novel and the movie. T
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3rd - 8th
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Also included in:Â The Lightning Thief Novel Unit Bundle
Percy Jackson: The Lightning Thief Viewing Guide
This guide focuses on the movie adaptation of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief released in 2010. This great guide include 35+ questions that mainly focus on comprehension but also include creative response questions.
Creative response questions include creating character interview questions, writing a review, and summarizing/sketching a scene.
Use this great guide to help your students further enjoy Riordan's amazing novel or as a complement to your Greek
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5th - 12th
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The Outsiders Character Chart
This is a character log that will help all students better understand and keep track of the characters in The Outsiders. I included still shots from the film next to each character to help students visualize each one. I chose the characters that are most important and come up the most frequently in the story. There are also three charts at the end to help categorize the Greasers, the hoods, and the Socs.
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6th - 9th
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The One and Only Ivan MOVIE GUIDE book vs movie
Show a movie in class but make it MEANINGFUL! Practice up to 10 ELA skills (such as character traits, quoting, making connections, sequence, main events, themes, author’s purpose, compare/contrast, and more!) Please note: This movie is no longer streaming on Disney+. Please ensure you have access to the film before purchasing. For other movie guide options, see the list at the end of the description!This movie guide accompanies Katherine Applegate's The One and Only Ivan. Choose one of 2 version
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3rd - 6th
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Book vs Movie! A Packet of Ready-to-Print Pages for Comparing & Contrasting!
Kids ALWAYS want to watch the movie (if there is one!) after completing a chapter book. These days, with online streaming services, it is easier to access these books-turned-movies than ever before.
The packet contains a set of printables to use with your students to make the most of the book/movie experience. One of the most powerful ways we can ask students to think critically is by examining similarities and differences. The pages in this packet address these skills in a variety of ways.
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3rd - 6th
Also included in:Â Book vs. ___ Bundle! Book vs. Book AND Book vs. Movie Printables!
Short Film Winter Christmas Literary Elements and Devices Workshops
Pixar Short Films are a PERFECT way to teach narrative writing! Since there are no words, students must create the narration themselves. This digital interactive guides them to identify all of the elements of narration in the film. SETTING, CHARACTERIZATION, CONFLICT, THEME, POINT OF VIEW & PERSPECTIVE, and all of the PLOT elements are covered! This bundle includes digital workshops for the SHORT FILMS:A Christmas StarHey Deer!Other Christmas and winter-themed resources you might like:Christ
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5th - 8th
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Frozen Movie Reading Review Standards Worksheets
Frozen Movie Reading Review includes 18 worksheets for most standards to review for end of year testing. Students will watch Disney's FROZEN and complete the worksheets in the packet.Worksheet #1: Character MotivesWorksheet #2: Plot Diagram (Setting, Major Characters/Minor Characters, Protagonist/Antagonist, Exposition, Rising Action/Conflict, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution)Worksheet #3-4: Figurative LanguageWorksheet #5-6: SymbolismWorksheet #7: Author's PurposeWorksheet #8: Point of ViewW
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5th - 8th
The Giver Viewing Guide
This guide focuses on the movie adaptation of Lois Lowry's The Giver released in 2014. This great guide includes 35 questions that mainly focus on comprehension but also include creative response, summarization, explanation, and analysis questions.
Creative response questions include writing a review and summarizing/sketching a scene.
Use this great guide to help your students further enjoy Lowry's amazing novel. It's a great addition to your dystopian fiction unit too!!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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LITTLE WOMEN Novel Unit Study | Book Report Project | Activity Worksheets
This independent novel (or movie) study cuts straight through all the busy work and focuses on the bigger picture of the book - the things you want your students to remember years after they leave your classroom. This packet includes all of the basic activities that you need for your students to demonstrate their comprehension of Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. It's great if you're short on time or need to scaffold for ESL, special education, and absent work. Need to save paper? Print two per
Grades:
5th - 9th
Pixar Short Film "Topo" Sequencing Picture Activity
First show your students the Pixar Short Film "Topo". Following the film, pass out the pictures and have your students cut and put into order. There are 5 pictures from the video. In order to make this activity more advanced, you could have your students create a foldable. They will glue in the picture and write a brief description of what happened during that scene.
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3rd - 8th
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Christmas Activities, Home Alone 2 Complete Movie Unit, Questions/Activities
Are you looking for a fast and free Christmas lesson for your teenage students that not only engages them during the holidays, but also connects standards and sparks a real-world service project to take their learning from the classroom to the community? Perhaps you need a sub plan during the holidays and a movie would make planning so much easier! This no prep, movie-viewing guide for Home Alone 2: Lost in New York has everything you need! Student Experience: While students watch this all-time
Grades:
6th - 11th
Millions by Frank Cottrell Boyce - Resources Bundle
A selection of ready-to-go worksheets and activities for use in a mixed ability classroom. This bundle includes activities for the novel and for the film.There are 6 resources included. The resources are....Chapter Questions. Use to ensure students grasp the story and character. Crossword Puzzle. A resource to reinforce information. A fun activity to use when students have read the novel.Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle. An activity to use to take a break from reading, and to help weaker reade
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6th - 9th
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Book and Movie Comparison
These organizers guide students in comparing and contrasting a book and movie of the same story or topic. This can be used for note taking during reading and viewing, or at the end of a book and movie to allow students to organize ideas for a formal written assignment or report.
Students will...
*Identify the title, author, setting, and favorite part of the book
*Identify the title, director, setting, and favorite scene of the movie
*Compare and contrast both using a Venn Diagram
*Identify the
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Homeschool LEARNING Packet | PRINT and GO BUNDLE
This upper elementary grade HOME LEARNING bundle is perfect for students to continue exercising critical thinking skills during the time that they are at home or on an extended break! By purchasing this BUNDLE, you are saving 30% off of each individual resource!UNPLUG and THINK for at least 1 to 3 hours a day! This HOME LEARNING BUNDLE includes about 3 weeks' worth of engaging activities for you to print and complete with your children at home.Some guides use games or movies. Please check out th
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4th - 6th
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Because of Winn-Dixie MOVIE GUIDE book vs movie
Show a movie in class but make it MEANINGFUL! Practice up to 10 ELA skills (such as character traits, quoting, making connections, sequence, main events, themes, author’s purpose, compare/contrast, and more!)This movie guide accompanies Because of Winn-Dixie (based on the book by Kate DiCamillo). Choose one of 2 versions, copy front/back, watch, and learn!There are 2 versions of this guide. If your students HAVE NOT read Because of Winn-Dixie, use pages 1-2 of this guide. If your students HAVE r
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3rd - 6th
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Literary Elements through film with Shrek
This handout is part of a 3-day close study of the movie Shrek to review and reinforce literary element study. Students have watched Shrek the previous day through the characterization lens, using my "8 common character roles" handout. There is space for them to record and analyze any literary elements they observe in the film, and the bottom of the worksheet is devoted to TONE practice.
Students adore this movie, and I have had a lot of success with both engagement and academic end-product by
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6th - 10th
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THE WATSONS GO TO BIRMINGHAM Mini Novel Unit Study | Book Report Activity
This independent novel (or movie) study cuts straight through all the busy work and focuses on the bigger picture of the book - the things you want your students to remember years after they leave your classroom. This packet includes all of the basic activities that you need for your students to demonstrate their comprehension of The Watsons Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis. It's great if you're short on time or need to scaffold for ESL, special education, and absent work. Need to sav
Grades:
4th - 8th
Animated Short Films as Mentor Texts: Mr. Hublot
Teaching with short films is a great way to engage struggling readers and English language learners, giving them a scaffold that enables them to actively participate in discussions with peers about literary terms. Each film/ lesson comes with: plot maps, essential questions, writing, and discussion prompts and suggestions for extending the lesson. This lesson using "Mr. Hublot" focuses on plot, theme, conflict, and characterization. This product also includes a digital interactive notebook creat
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5th - 8th
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Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory MOVIE GUIDE book vs movie
Show a movie in class but make it MEANINGFUL! Practice up to 10 ELA skills (such as character traits, quoting, making connections, sequence, main events, themes, author’s purpose, compare/contrast, and more!)This movie guide accompanies Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (based on Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory). Choose one of 2 versions, copy front/back, watch, and learn!There are 2 versions of this guide. If your students HAVE NOT read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, use
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3rd - 6th
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CLUE movie guide - Observations, Inferences, and Hypotheses
While watching the movie CLUE (1985), students will make observations and inferences about the suspects. They will also create hypotheses about who they think committed the crime.We used this at the end of the year for a fun activity and as a review of the first steps of the scientific method. This can also be used in ELA classes for reading strategies (drawing clues to determine an outcome)Nice easy project for students to work on during a movie day!(Disclaimer: CLUE is rated PG, so parental
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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