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Check out this jam-packed Media Literacy bundle!
*This was previously a single resource that has been upgraded to a bundle*
This resource has a lot of content!! You will not get throught it all, but I hope I've given you enough options so that you can pick and choose what will work for your stud
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If you're looking for some media literacy ideas, this bundle has everything you need to get started. You will find planning charts, media literacy across the curriculum ideas, and rubrics. A collection of projects for your grade 4 to 6 students includes ideas for media literacy across the curricu
by Media Literacy Unit
Included in this unit:
3 Anchor charts about purposes of media
1 Anchor chart about types of media
1 Flipbook about 4 different children's websites(funbrain, pebblego, brainpopjr and kids national geographic)
Comprehension activities about:
-Fort Worth Zoo's website
-Media P
Are your students tired of analyzing and writing about books and articles? Do you need a new, fresh way to lead them into critical thinking and writing? The Rock Star English Teacher has the perfect unit for you! In this unit, students forget that they are learning vital skills such as vocabulary ac
Make a study of poetry compelling and relevant to your students’ lives.
In the film Dead Poets Society, Robin Williams famously delivers portions of Walt Whitman’s beloved “O Me! O Life!” poem. This 1-to-2-day lesson will add rigor to your students’ enjoyment of the film, but also works as a stand-
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An excellent way to introduce what media is, what forms of media there are, what the intended message is and who the intended message is for primary students.
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Teach media literacy by deconstructing, constructing commercials and creating storyboards. Students will be involved in creating graphic organizers in the forms of illustrations displayed in sequence for the purpose of planning a commercial. Elements of a commercial will be explored as well as cam
This three-week unit, geared toward junior high and high school students, focuses on the components of print media.
Every day, students will have a different "daily media study," which could be recent magazine articles or advertisements, billboard advertisements, newspaper articles, or journals. S
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The purpose of this unit is to explore a foundation for media literacy to develop an informed citizen. In a time where news and social networking are a ground breaking platform for reform, social change, political movements, propaganda, and consumption, global citizens need to analyze and evaluate
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This powerpoint can be used to introduce the different types or may be used as a review. This powerpoint is aligned with TEKS covered in 3rd and 4th grade, but can be used with any grade level.
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This 24 slide lecture will provide the groundwork for any unit on media literacy. Using a variety of contemporary and historical photographs, your students will learn how to "read" photographs and films. This lecture teaches students how to identify the use of camera angle, camera distance, lighting
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by For some Olympic athletes, winning a gold medal is only the beginning of their careers. Many will go on to star in commercials and will continue to endorse products for the rest of their lives. These mini-lessons focus on athletes in the media.
In the first activity, students discuss three basi
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Teach media literacy by having students share their opinion about the perfect field trip to date. This will be completed in the format of a radio commercial. Radio advertising is an influential way of reaching consumers at the local or national level. For the purposes of this task, students wil
Teach media literacy with this guide to creating an Anti-Bullying Campaign using a camera. Students will be introduced to camera shots and angles, character development using non-verbal cues, production development as well as elements of a successful photo campaign. This guide includes the followi
Teach media literacy through the deconstruction of song lyrics. This is a great culminating task to reinforce the inferring reading strategy. An outline of how to deconstruct song lyrics, reflection sheet, project outline and rubric is included.
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This media literacy resource is useful when introducing students to photography or cinematography units. Four types of camera shots and angles are shown with explanations and visuals. They include: Close-Up Shots, Medium Shots, Long Shots and Special Shots. Within these four categories, several
There is no doubt that media literacy is one of the most important tools toward effective citizenship in the digital age. This bundle includes five powerful lessons to equip students with the skills to assess the credibility of mass media sources, content, and claims. These hands-on, highly entert
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This is a complete presentation for a mini unit on Media Literacy.
The presentation teaches the following:
- Different forms of media
- What are consumers?
- Purpose of media messages
- Persuasion techniques in advertising
Note: For certain slides, it requires you or the students to write on the b
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If you're looking for some media literacy ideas to address expectations across the curriculum, this resource is a great start. Ideas include ways to access, analyze, evaluate and create media texts. This is a good starting point for making the most of Media Literacy in any subject area.
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In this project students work with a partner to help sell beach toys for teens. Students will create:
a logo
a slogan
the products
full page ad
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This project can take as little or as much time as you are willing to invest.
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The assignment for students
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by This activity was designed for grade four French Immersion students in Ontario, following the language and health curriculum; however, only the teachers' materials have any reference to the specific grade and subject. It could easily be adapted (without needing to change the materials) for use for o
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This entertaining introduction to current events in the popular press is sure to bring plenty of laughs in your classroom. The two-day lesson presents students with objective criteria for assessing the credibility of popular press reports with an emphasis on evaluating the individual report rather
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Want your students to think more critically? This unit contains the resources necessary to help students learn about infomercials, watch commercials carefully, and write scripts of their own. It appeals to various ages and student abilities. Modify however you need.
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This is a media literacy and technology project inspired This lesson is inspired by the What I Be Project by Steve Rosenfield.
Students will select positive words about themselves and display them in a picture. They must be in the picture with the words on their body, a sign or another creative
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