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7th grade close reading movie guides
"Gnomeo & Juliet" Movie Allusion Handout
This download is for a front & back allusion handout that corresponds, in order, with the movie "Gnomeo and Juliet". It is formatted as a ready-to-print Microsoft Word document, but only needs 1-2 tweaks if converted to a Google Doc.I show the movie in my classroom in the days leading up to spring break, or, in the days after their English state tests as a more laid back and fun enrichment activity for the play. The majority of the responses are fill-in-the-blank and are easily answered by s
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7th - 11th
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GENERIC DOCUMENTARY MOVIE STUDY Note Taking Graphic Organizer Activity
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the documentary? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans. CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!T
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4th - 12th
Study Unit to be used with Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
This study unit includes a vocabulary list, study guides for every single chapter, a cumulative test (featuring 10 multiple choice, 10 true/false, 5 short answer, 20 matching, and 2 essay questions), and a video viewing guide. All of the answer keys are here, too. :)
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: End of the Year Grade 12 Bundle (Agatha Christie Edition)
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.
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Five Short Films for Teaching Theme
GENERIC MOVIE STUDY GUIDE Note Taking Graphic Organizer | Worksheet Activity
Need to make sure your students are paying attention to the movie? This tri-fold is a great place to guide your students through note-taking. It's a fantastic way to get a quick glimpse at your students' progress to make sure they are connecting with the film and its message. It's so straightforward, you can feel confident in leaving this with your emergency sub plans. CLICK HERE to save 20% on this resource in the Generic Novel, Movie, Character Analysis, and Documentary Brochure Bundle!There's
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4th - 12th
The Outsiders ELA Novel Unit - Creative Standard-Based Literature Study - Guide
This bundle will save you a TON of time and money. This is literally every single resource I use when teaching The Outsiders. I am so passionate about this novel, and these resources have been teacher tested countless times.
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6th - 9th
RUDY Movie Guide
RUDY is such a great story of perseverance, and the topic of football really holds students' attention. This is designed to be used either before or after the movie. It is centered around close reading of dialogue and character trait analysis. I used this with my 6th graders, but it would be appropriate for any secondary level.
You may also like my movie guides for Remember the Titans or Mulan
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6th - 12th
Dear Basketball by Kobe Bryant Poetry Analysis | Print & Digital
Resource for the poem by Kobe Bryant "Dear Basketball," as well as his Academy Award Winning short film. I have also included poetry anchor chartsSkills covered: Inferences, Literary Text Structure, Character Traits, Text Evidence, Figurative Language, Author's Purpose, and Point of View.If you enjoy this product, please leave a review.Border from: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Krista-Wallden
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4th - 8th
Character Analysis - Sing Movie Characters - Google Slides with Film Clips
The movie Sing provides the perfect text for character analysis. Each character experiences their own journey of self-discovery and self-actualization.In this task, students will examine three characters in depth:Rosita, the pig, a housewife, who dreams of singing and of being appreciated and seen by her family.Johnny, the gorilla, the son of mobster, who does want to follow in his father's footsteps into a life of crime, and wants to be loved and accepted as a singer.Ash, the porcupine, the reb
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6th - 12th
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A Boy Called Christmas by Matt Haig -Bundle -Novel Study + Movie/Book Comparison
"A Boy Called Christmas" Bundle!Included:Printable + Digital "A Boy Called Christmas" Novel Study with answer key (78 pages)Printable + Digital "A Boy Called Christmas" Movie/Book Comparison Study (with answers to True & False and Multiple Choice) (8 pages)These are Printable + Digital resources! They can be used for Distance Learning.Use these resources in any or all of these ways:Option 1: Print it outOption 2: Use as a TpT Digital Activity (Now called an Easel Activity)Option 3: Use throu
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5th - 8th
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THE GOOD LIE: Movie Questions
After reading A Long Walk to Water with your students, show the film The Good Lie to your class and have them fill out these movie questions to guide their thinking as they watch. Then use these questions to hold a class discussion about the issues that arise in the book.I'd love to hear how this product worked for you. Leave a review and check out more cool resources at KnowStuff or follow me at www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Knowstuff
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5th - 10th
Also included in: A LONG WALK TO WATER: Quiz, Test, Chapter Questions, and Movie Guide
Life of Pi Movie Worksheet / Guided Discussion Questions
This is a short assessment on The Life of Pi, using multiple choice questions and a few guided discussion questions.
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7th - 12th
Blackfish Documentary Study Guide
Comprehensive Blackfish documentary study guide. Includes teacher answer pages at the back of the booklet. Ideally printed as a booklet or great for adding to OneNote and annotating digitally. This study guide includes a range of pre-viewing and post-viewing activities ideal for the analysis of documentary techniques. Activities include identifying SWAT codes, understanding themes, defining documentary conventions, and comprehension viewing questions. Booklet ends with extended paragraph respons
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7th - 11th
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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Theme Activity for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Movie Guide Escape Room
Discover the Sweet Secret to Teaching Literary Themes!Transform 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory' into an Educational Adventure!✨ This 'Escape Room Movie Guide', will make literary themes an exhilarating quest for your students. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school classes, this guide turns the beloved classic, 'Willy Wonka - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', into a thrilling learning experience.Before the movie, build anticipation with pre-film activities. As the story unfolds
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5th - 8th
Hamilton vs. Burr: Conflict Character Analysis Lyrics, Slides, Writing Prompts
I am not throwing away my shot! Hamilton vs. Burr: A Musical Journey through Conflict and Character is an innovative resource designed for upper middle school and lower high school English Language Arts teachers. This engaging packet leverages the powerful narrative of the musical 'Hamilton' to delve into the intricate dynamics between two of America's founding fathers, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr. This literary analysis is an easy way to practice plot, conflict, and character development
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7th - 10th
The Hunger Games Movie Questions and Answers PDF
Are your students watching the movie The Hunger Games? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.teach
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5th - 8th
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End of the Year Activities for High School and Middle School
Do you struggle to find fun, engaging, but also meaningful activities for the end of the school year or the end of the semester? This End of School Activity is a great way to review the semester or year. Use our original and visually engaging printables to get your students using a growth mindset and thinking about what they have learned academically, about themselves, and about their classmates this year.What’s included:2x My Year in Review/Their Year in Review worksheets in black and white 1x
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7th - 10th
Harry Potter Film/Movie Quiz Questions PDF
Are your students watching the movie Harry Potter? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:12 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film2 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.teachersp
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5th - 9th
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A Christmas Carol Unit Growing Bundle-Digital Resources Included
Engage your students with this resource bundle for A Christmas Carol. Activities focus on changes in characters, author's purpose, and closely reading the text. Also included in this bundle:Creative assessmentWriting assessmentFilm Guides for the 2009 version of the film (starring Jim Carrey).Digital resources of all these handouts are included through Google Slides. You can also print these pages to hand out in person to your students!
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6th - 9th
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May the Fourth Be With You | Star Wars Day Theme Activities | Escape Room
Embark on a thrilling adventure with GATER Educator's May the Fourth Be With You Escape Room! Students will explore the "Power of One" as they work through a No Prep reading comprehension challenge that includes 5 breakout tasks.Close Reading CHALLENGES include:Informational Text- The Power of One: Exploring A Star Wars Movie ThemeBreakout Task 1- Plot an Escape: Vocabulary Word MatchBreakout Task 2- Gather Resources: Identify True or False StatementsBreakout Task 3- Use Deductive Logic: Fill in
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5th - 8th
The Great Debaters Film Guide (Denzel Washington)
Flexibility! This movie guide offers the teacher a variety of options: If you have two screens, you may make this paperless and simply pause the film during the appropriate time stamps; if you have a substitute, you may print up to 9 slides per page; if you would like the students to have space to write directly on the page, you may print 3 slides per page. Printing instructions are included.The presenation includes some background on the film to engage students, and follows with questions s
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7th - 12th
Movie Notes - Homeward Bound (The Incredible Journey)
Whether you are showing a movie to correspond with students’ reading or as part of a writing assignment (like a movie review), it’s crucial to have guided notes for your students. I have students take close reading notes while reading; I see “close reading” during a movie as the same thing. Taking notes provides students with the opportunity to notice details and aids in comprehension. These notes give students a reference when discussing the movie or writing a response to the film.
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6th - 8th
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Harriet Movie Guide Questions
Are your students watching the movie Harriet? Well, look no further. Use the following movie questions to allow your scholars to analyze and quickly assess the film.Film discussion questions include:13 questions in total5 questions for students to complete before watching the5 questions for students to complete while watching the film3 reflection questions after watching the film. (One reflection includes a quote that scholars can break down the meaning of)Please visit https://www.teacherspaytea
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6th - 11th
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