Pokemon Inference and ComprehensionQuick View
EvilMentalHamster

Pokemon Inference and Comprehension

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Teach inference and PEE Paragraphs to students using Pokemon! You don't even need to know anything about Pokemon to use it effectively!<br /> <br /> These lessons work well as one big rolling lesson so you can move at whatever pace works best. It works well for any age range and any ability.<br /> <br /> There's a range of activities available from watching an episode and analysing the relationships to creating Pokedex entries about Pokemon.<br /> <br /> I do not own any rights to Pokemon. All clips have been taken from Youtube and all images from Google.
2018 End of Year QuizQuick View
EvilMentalHamster

2018 End of Year Quiz

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<p>Test your classes on all the things relevant to 2018!</p> <p>A good, fun and productive way to see out the year.</p> <p>8 rounds of 5 questions including: General Knowledge, Films, Music and more!</p>
Make a Non-fiction textQuick View
EvilMentalHamster

Make a Non-fiction text

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Simple PPT encouraging students to create two different Non Fiction texts about the same topic. This is with the idea that they can compare their own work together to see the differences in Purpose and Audience.
Media - Shot Types and RepresentationQuick View
EvilMentalHamster

Media - Shot Types and Representation

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This was used as an introduction to Media. <br /> <br /> The lesson focuses on Media Shot Types and Representation of characters. For each Shot Type, students are required to draw a very basic representation of it. There are examples in film for students to discuss also.<br /> <br /> For Character Representation, access to Guardians of the Galaxy (currently available on Netflix) is required for the final tasks. <br /> <br /> Note/disclaimer: A bunch of images and information have been taken from various places around the internet.
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EvilMentalHamster

1930s Cinema

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A lesson on some of 1930s Cinema - Includes Dracula and The Wizard of Oz.<br /> Designed to be used alongside Dracula and The Wizard of Oz films. <br /> <br /> Part of wider analysis of Hollywood films.