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Analysis of the opening of 'On the Road'
This resource guides students through the opening of ‘On the road’ using reading comprehension skills.
Students need to summarize, ask questions, make predictions and clarify their understanding, using the first four paragraphs of the novel.
This resource would be a useful part of a unit on ‘On the road’ or as part of a wider reading program.
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'Hunger Games' film technique analysis
This resources can be either used as an introduction to film techniques, or as part of a ‘Hunger Games’ unit. It is a workbook based around analyzing the film techniques used in one scene of ‘The Hunger Games’.
After watching the clip, students define and identify examples of film techniques. Then, using the graphic organizers, students need to consider the purpose of techniques and how they convey information.
Finally, as a summative assessment, students individually analyse a new scene of their or your choice.
This is about three to four lessons of work, depending on how well your students already know film techniques.
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Film technique worksheet
This resource is three worksheets that guide students through learning basic film techniques. Cinematography, misc en scene and post production techniques are all covered.
Students identify techniques, write definitions and draw examples.
This resource would work well as part of a film unit, as way to introduce or remind students of key film techniques.
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'Dreams' poetic language analysis.
A worksheet which guides students through analysis the use of metaphors in Langston Hughes’ classic poem ‘Dreams’
Students identify metaphors, explain what is being compared and examine the author’s purpose.
This resource would fit as part of a figurative language unit or a unit on American poetry.
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World War One poetry analysis
This is a comprehensive workbook focusing on the war poetry of World War One. Included are four worksheets (each at least two pages) and an answer key.
Examine the conditions the soldiers faced. Explore the work of Wilfred Owen and Jessie Pope. Analyse the language and purposes of their poetry. Compare and contrast their respective approaches to describing the war.
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'Coach Carter' film technique analysis
This resources can be either used as an introduction to film techniques, or as part of a ‘Coach Carter’ unit. It is a workbook based around analyzing the film techniques used in one scene of ‘Coach Carter’.
After watching the clip, students define and identify examples of film techniques. Then, using the graphic organizers, students need to consider the purpose of techniques and how they convey information.
Finally, as a summative assessment, students individually analyse a new scene of their or your choice.
This is about three to four lessons of work, depending on how well your students already know film techniques.
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Analysis of the opening of '1984'
This resource guides students through the opening of ‘1984’.
Students are asked to describe the main character and setting of ‘1984’ by providing and explaining quotes. They also need to examine how George Orwell encourages us to keep reading the novel.
This resource would work well as part of a ‘1984’ unit, or as part of a wider reading program.
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'Of Mice and Men' quote analysis workbook
This resource helps students analyse major quotes for a range of characters in ‘Of Mice and Men’.
First, students are asked to consider the possible meanings of the names of five characters. Then, students carefully read key quotes to answer the questions ‘What does this quote tell you?’ and ‘How does it tell you that?’
This resource would work well as part of a larger ‘Of Mice and Men’ unit.