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These resources will help your students think more critically when comparing and contrasting a book with its movie counterpart. Use this resource over and over again with ANY book that has a movie version.
The following is included in this compare and contrast books and movie resource:
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Comparing Books and Movies: Making Viewing an Effective Use of Time
This packet includes 10 color printable pages and 10 ink saving blackline pages that can be used with an book and movie combination. It was designed to make viewing a movie in class an effective use of instructional time.
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Whenever we read a new in class the inevitable question my students ask me is, "Does this book have a movie? Can we watch it?"
I like to use movie clips a lot in my class. However, I have a more difficult time agreeing to showing a full length movie because I don't like to waste too much class tim
With this "Comparing Books & Movies Activity", Middle and High School English Language Arts students will exhibit their range of thinking skills from knowledge through evaluation. This activity allows them to summarize the information they gathered from literary texts and visual media, and to di
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This product is a 4 page document that can be used when comparing book characters to their movie characters.
Students are asked to compare:
Book description to movie descriptions
Notable character quotes and if they were utilized in the movie
Book personality traits to movie traits
Who they would
This compare and contrast activity challenges students to think about why a movie is different from a book. After reading a novel and watching a film based on the novel, students work with a partner to analyze the changes made by the film producers/directors. This was created to use in discussin
After reading a book, have students fill this worksheet out while watching the movie version. This activity always generates interesting discussions about the similarities and differences between the two.
This multi-page worksheet first uses a graphic organizer for students to directly compare and contrast a book and movie; however, it goes further to have students analyze mood from beginning to end and how a setting may affect the characters. It ends with students analyzing director's take on the fi
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Videos matching "comparing the book to the movie" (BETA)
Compare any book to any movie using these real world, engaging activities. This is specifically focused on grades 3-6 but could be used in some 7th and 8th grade classrooms for struggling readers and writers. All of the activities require students to use critical thinking skills and challenge them
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If students were assigned to read Bernard Malamud’s 1952 novel “THE NATURAL” and they also watched the 1984 movie of the same name, use this test to be sure they completed both assignments.
This 33-item test asks students to identify if an incident happened just in the book, just in the movie, or i
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Help your students compare the similarities and difference between books and movies by analyzing the stylistic elements and characteristics of each form. This resource makes recommendations for five read alouds and corresponding movies. It includes a comparison graphic organizer, extension writing a
Use this product to help students compare and contrast Charlotte's Web (the book and movie). Several activities are included.
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Use this no-prep graphic organizer to have students compare any book to a movie.
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After reading the book fill in this simple chart while watching the movie.
Wonder Book Vs. Movie Activities
Your students can practice essential critical-thinking skills by comparing a novel to its movie representation. This *EDITABLE* 20+ page activity pack has several options for students to compare the depictions of the characters and events in R.J. Palacio's novel W
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Movie and Book Comparison Activities with Interactive Reader's Notebook Foldables - Use with ANY Novel or Story
Aligned to the Common Core State Standards for grades 7-12, Reading Literature RL.7 and Writing Standards W.4, W.7, W.9, W.10
Contains 37 printable pages with numerous prompts, evaluatio
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This worksheet is to help guide students in comparing and contrasting a book and movie version of the same story or topic. You can use this at the end of a book and movie to allow the students to organize their thought for a formal written assignment.
On the worksheet students will
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This product is my entire 8th grade English curriculum (Minus the novel studies, pre reading prezis, and novel activities), but it could work for 7-10 grades depending on your states standards.
Please scroll to the bottom of the listing to learn more about downloading the product before purchase.
The Lightning Thief novel and movie comparison activity. This two-page document includes a chart that students fill out comparing and contrasting the book and movie for Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief. It also includes a teacher answer key. This is a great extension activity t
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This is a fun graphic organizer to compare and contrast Sarah, Plain and Tall the book with Sarah, Plain and Tall the movie. This is a great activity to due at the end of your novel study.
(This document along with 60+ other pages full of comprehension questions, vocabulary, and fun activities f
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This 30 page pdf includes:
8 Math activities on: creating bar graphs, 2D shapes, patterns, permutations and combinations, word problems with extended responses on basic operations.
Literacy activities on: character traits, compare and contrasting, ABC order, onomatopoeia, extended written respon
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Wonder is a must read for fifth graders. Students need to learn empathy and
inclusiveness. They need to learn to be true to themselves, and not bend to
peer pressure in middle school. In my opinion, there is no better book than
Wonder to help students think about being upstanders instead of bystande
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This is a compare and contrast activity for "The Witches" book by Roald Dahl and movie. The students must compare certain criteria: characters, problem/solution, multimedia elements, genre, and point of view. After analyzing the information by answering questions, students must create a final scene
This product is everything you need to teach your students to write a compare and contrast essay using The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe book and movie.
Contents.
- Lesson on Compare and Contrast
- practice worksheet on filling in Venn Diagrams
- Transitional Phrases for compare and contrast essa
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Here is a sheet I made to use with my students for when we watch a movie after reading the book.
Enjoy! Let me know if you have any questions!
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Comparing and contrasting are important skills for students to master. This worksheet allows students to compare and contrast the most important plot elements through a student-friendly graphic organizer. Students will not only be practicing comparing and contrasting, but also identifying the elem
Guide Students in Comparing and Contrasting a Novel to a Movie.
This Easy to Use Download Includes....
*Student Expectation Sheet
*Compare & Contrast Chart
*Compare & Contrast Fill in the Blank Outline
*Writing Space for Rough Draft
*Peer Editing Guide Worksheet
*Writing Space for Final Co
You are purchasing 10 Reader's Theater Scripts based on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. Each script is 4 pages long and has 5-9 parts. This a great activity for "after the test" or the end of the year!
Although there are similarities between the book and the movie, these scripts are ba
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A note guide for students to use when comparing/contrasting the movie version of the Jack London book "White Fang". Includes explanation of parts of the book for students to compare to the plot of the movie.
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After reading the book, Freak the Mighty, students can watch the movie The Mighty to compare and contrast the two.
This is a project designed for students to complete after reading the book Holes and watching the film Holes. Students will be asked to make find relevant, deep comparisons and differences. This connects great with the R.L.6.7 standard where students are supposed to compare and contrast the experien
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If you know anything about my teaching style you know that I love to show movies in my classroom. I especially like showing movies that started as a book!
Because we read so many books in my room I need to come up with new/different and creative forms for students to analytically compare and contr
Comparing and contrasting are important skills for students to master. This worksheet allows students to compare and contrast the most important plot elements through a student-friendly graphic organizer. Students will not only be practicing comparing and contrasting, but also identifying the elem
Family Book & Movie Night!
This product will help you start and maintain a reading program that connects school to home! Using your own collection of books and movies, students can take them home and do compare and contrast activities with their family. This will be a great way to prom
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I have provided you with FOUR- differentiated graphic organizers to use in order to students to compare and contrast and book to it's movie.
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This graphic organizer is for comparing books and movies. For example, I used these graphic organizers for Oliver Twist with my students because there is a movie that can be compared to the book.
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I used this rubric after my students gave their monthly book report presentations. Once a month, students presented a book that they had been reading throughout the month in a creative way (beyond book reports).
I gave one copy of the rubric to my students and assigned them a partner to evaluate.
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This worksheet features a graphic organizer chart to guide students in comparing the differences in the book and movie versions of The Giver. After completing the chart, students are invited to put into words which version of The Giver that they preferred.
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These organizers guide students in comparing and contrasting a book and movie of the same story or topic. This can be used for note taking during reading and viewing, or at the end of a book and movie to allow students to organize ideas for a formal written assignment or report.
Students will...
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If you know anything about my teaching style you know that I love to show movies in my classroom. I especially like showing movies that started as a book!
Because we read so many books in my room I need to come up with new/different and creative forms for students to analytically compare and contr
Did you class read Wonder by R.J. Palacio? Did your students get to watch the new movie? I made this because our 4th, 5th, and 6th graders are going on a field trip to see the movie. We will use this Venn Diagram to Compare and Contrast the Wonder Book with the Movie. This graphic organizer will all
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Great for a sub, before a long break, or the end of the year!
This bundle contains writing prompts and quizzes for four novels. All of these books have excellent movies you could show after reading them!
You save $6.50 by purchasing these novel studies together in this bundle.
Please click bel
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This pack includes two crafts, several writing options, and a variety of printables to accompany the classic holiday story The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. Pick and choose the activities you’d like to complete with your class. I hope you and your students have fun with this activity pack!!
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This product is a great resource to use with the movie Toy Story and the book Toys Go Out by Emily Jenkins. The movie and the book are both based on the adventures of toys and what they learn about friendship.
Included in this packet:
* Venn Diagram to compare and contrast the book and movie
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Students will compare and contrast the book Bridge to Terabithia to the movie of the same name. In preparation for this assignment, students will have had instruction in the writing process, sentence structure, capitalization, end marks, specific vocabulary words, read the book and viewed the movie.
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This group of graphic organizers allows you to compare and contrast any book and movie. The organizers are separated into characters, setting, and plot. Each story element has its own organizer drawn up using the top hat method. Compare up to three characters, time and place, and the beginning, midd
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7 pages of activities to do with the Polar Express.
Includes
-Math Worksheets
- Comprehension Questions to go along with the book
-Questions to go along with the movie
-Book to Movie Compare and Contrast
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Can be used in any grade level. Read the book and play any of the two versions of the movie! This can be taught in a week or shorter/longer as you need. A compare and contrast thinking map, pre-write, rough draft, edit, revise, and final draft sheets are provided. A quick time filler needed for th
This graphic organizer is for student to compare and contrast different elements of a movie and book. For my class it was used as a planning sheet for a short essay. It includes setting, character, and plot. I also included other because we all know that kiddos will find something that doesn't fit i
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This organizer is for students to complete post reading, to compare scenes and characters from the book to the movie version.
You can edit as needed! For my special education classes, I often complete the characters and scenes for them.
This booklet was great for the beginning of the year with my Year 4/5 Class. We spent the first term looking at Narratives and reading the novel. We used the booklet to help structure basic narrative writing and record important information. We then watched the movie and compared the two. The studen
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If there is one book you must share with your kiddos this Christmas, it is Olive, the Other Reindeer. This humorous picture book (not included in the packet), and the activities in this book companion are sure to delight your students.
This Olive, the Other Reindeer literature guide provides oppo
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