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Common Core RL.4.10 movie guides
Gift of the Magi: Story vs. Movie Guide
There's nothing like a meaningful & rigorous way to incorporate a short movie into the classroom during a busy holiday season! I pair my annual short story study of O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi" with the Disney cartoon version found in Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas.It’s about a 20 minute film that pairs perfectly with ANY text version of this story. My students LOVE this version of the film, and it offers a lot of areas for comparison including plot element changes and additional charac
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4th - 6th
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Also included in:Â The Gift of the Magi Close Reading Unit Bundle
Wonder - Book vs. Movie
This product is great for using after reading the book Wonder by R.J. Palacio. Using this resource students can compare the book to the movie. They will look for specific characters and analyze their character traits. They will also pay attention for specific events and compare them. This product includes: *Character comparison*Event comparison *Analysis questions
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4th - 6th
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Movie Questions ELA The Princess Bride
Who needs a movie day? Emergency sub plans, mental health day, chance to catch up on grading or looking for a new way to examine ELA story literary devicesPutting a movie in sounds like such a cop out but not when it's done with intention and purposeful learning. Visually seeing a story unfold engages students and allows all abilities to identify the elements of a story. Some of my most effective teachings involve movies or movie clips! Have fun with it and feel guilt free because your students
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4th - 9th
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End of the Year Movie Bundle
This is a collection of movie worksheets to use for the end of the year.
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2nd - 12th
"Cinderella" Movie Questions (Elements of Fiction)
This is a 2-page, 10 question expectation outline for the movie Cinderella. I use it for Disney's version, but it could be used for any version of the tale. This worksheet's questions guide students through identifying and describing Cinderella through the following Elements of Fiction: Characters (protagonist, antagonist), Setting (sensory words and the effects it has on the protagonist), Plot (real and imagined conflicts; Man vs. Man, Self, etc.), and Theme. NO ANSWER KEY IS INCLUDED becaus
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4th - 5th
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