Description
There are two activities in this pack to introduce your students to the events of the Salem Witch Trials, to supplement your Crucible or American History lesson, as an emergency sub plan, or even for a quick Halloween lesson. They can be used consecutively or independently.
Student Experience: As students watch the documentary, the questions included on the viewing guide hold students accountable for the material they see in the documentary. I’ve provided a short answer version of the questions and a multiple choice version as well. Following the documentary, students will examine the stories of victims of the Salem Witch Trials and write a eulogy.
Included:
- Teacher's guide
- Active viewing, short answer questions, PDF and Digital for Google
- Multiple Choice Questions/Quiz, PDF
- In Search of History Primary and Secondary Sources Short Research Project and Creative Writing Task, PDF and Digital for google
- Super Simple Sub Sheet
- Answers
*Access to the documentary required. Online links may or may not be available at Youtube or Daily Motion. DVD can be purchased online.
**Note: This viewing guide is included in my Crucible Unit Plan.
Classroom success stories from other teachers who have loved this resource:
♥ "I loved that this one asks students to think about the material but isn't so invasive that they feel they are just answering questions without an opportunity to actually enjoy the information. Loved the layout and the alternative format--can be used as a formative assessment, admit slip, or review!"
♥ "GREAT resource! You can use it in class, or leave it for a sub. Directions for a sub are included! I love the questions - they're not just on a page numbered 1, 2, 3, etc, but are very creatively placed on the page. As if that's not enough, a quiz is also included. Very nice!"
♥ "Great activity for assessment for understanding after reading the play! Very comprehensive and easy to follow for students. Also great for sub work!"
♥ "This caught my students' attention. I love all of your work. Thank you for the time and effort put into each one--it shows."
Looking for more interesting and engaging movie guides to make showing film in class more rigorous? Check out the following titles:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Documentary
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For more ideas and inspiration:
Julie's Classroom Stories on Instagram
Julie's Classroom Stories on Facebook
Teaching Middle and High School English Facebook Group
Yearbook and Journalism Facebook Group
Terms of Use: Please one classroom use only. Not to be shared online without proper security. Additional licenses sold at a discount at checkout. All images and art documented inside file. Updated 2023
Salem Witch Trials Documentary Viewing Guide | In Search of History | Questions
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Description
There are two activities in this pack to introduce your students to the events of the Salem Witch Trials, to supplement your Crucible or American History lesson, as an emergency sub plan, or even for a quick Halloween lesson. They can be used consecutively or independently.
Student Experience: As students watch the documentary, the questions included on the viewing guide hold students accountable for the material they see in the documentary. I’ve provided a short answer version of the questions and a multiple choice version as well. Following the documentary, students will examine the stories of victims of the Salem Witch Trials and write a eulogy.
Included:
- Teacher's guide
- Active viewing, short answer questions, PDF and Digital for Google
- Multiple Choice Questions/Quiz, PDF
- In Search of History Primary and Secondary Sources Short Research Project and Creative Writing Task, PDF and Digital for google
- Super Simple Sub Sheet
- Answers
*Access to the documentary required. Online links may or may not be available at Youtube or Daily Motion. DVD can be purchased online.
**Note: This viewing guide is included in my Crucible Unit Plan.
Classroom success stories from other teachers who have loved this resource:
♥ "I loved that this one asks students to think about the material but isn't so invasive that they feel they are just answering questions without an opportunity to actually enjoy the information. Loved the layout and the alternative format--can be used as a formative assessment, admit slip, or review!"
♥ "GREAT resource! You can use it in class, or leave it for a sub. Directions for a sub are included! I love the questions - they're not just on a page numbered 1, 2, 3, etc, but are very creatively placed on the page. As if that's not enough, a quiz is also included. Very nice!"
♥ "Great activity for assessment for understanding after reading the play! Very comprehensive and easy to follow for students. Also great for sub work!"
♥ "This caught my students' attention. I love all of your work. Thank you for the time and effort put into each one--it shows."
Looking for more interesting and engaging movie guides to make showing film in class more rigorous? Check out the following titles:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Documentary
Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies, and product launches. Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to FOLLOW ME. Voila! You will now receive email updates about my store.
For more ideas and inspiration:
Julie's Classroom Stories on Instagram
Julie's Classroom Stories on Facebook
Teaching Middle and High School English Facebook Group
Yearbook and Journalism Facebook Group
Terms of Use: Please one classroom use only. Not to be shared online without proper security. Additional licenses sold at a discount at checkout. All images and art documented inside file. Updated 2023
