Math in Movies Activity Project Guide & Notetaker PBL with Math Practices Bundle
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Get students excited about real world mathematics using compelling major motion pictures! Each student will complete a movie note-taker specific to their assigned character. Once the movie is complete, students will gather in groups of four, one representing each movie character, to reflect on the movie and share impressions from the point of view of their character. “Good note-taking templates to use while my students viewed the film. Allowed students to discuss the film from different perspectives.” -STEMtastic Teaching
Step out of the classroom and into math history with these three captivating movies. You will love the thoughtful discussions prompted by the Movie Reflections Guide as students merge the four points of view from the movie. Progress comes at a price to its pioneers. Time will fly while students dive deep into the issues of these math movies spanning time from The Great Depression to The Space Race.
This Bundle Includes:
These movies and their accompanying materials are suited for students in grades 7 through 12. Although prepared for classroom use, each movie can be completed independently if you have a student who is absent and has access to the movie. These lessons also make excellent sub plans. Each movie activity project takes three 60-minute blocks or two 90-minutes blocks to complete.
Included materials for each movie:
- Teacher Instructions
- Movie Note-taker (4 editions)
- Movie Reflection Handout
- Six Extension Idea
- Five DOK-4 Questions
- Answer Keys (5)
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What other teachers are saying…
“My students loved this activity so very much! We used it to create a cross-curricular experience for Math, Science, and Social Studies Classes. I loved that I could use it with a sub while I was out of the classroom and relate it to the real world.” – Linda Zuniga (Hidden Figures)
“My students loved the movie and the note taking sheet kept them focused. I really liked that the students were able to focus on different points of view.” – Bethany S (Something the Lord Made)
“I love this resource and the idea for projects that spiral from it! Watching Hidden Figures during Black History Month - such an amazing movie.” -Nahida A (3 Movie Bundle)
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