Another Media Teacher

Introducing our "Capture the Flag" game template, a versatile and engaging resource for teachers of all grade levels! This game combines the excitement of a classic strategy game with the flexibility of using any worksheet you desire, making it a perfect addition to your classroom activities. Included in this package are printable flags in six vibrant colors, ready to be displayed on your whiteboard. Each team, consisting of 3-4 students (or any configuration that suits your class dynamic

The Bubonic Plague/Black Death game is based off the game Mafia (sometimes known as One Night Werewolf). This game is a great and fun way to get students thinking logically and giving rationals for their arguement. It can teach them to provide and weigh up evidence, the importance of bias and reliability and also enjoy learning at the same time. All you need is a deck of cards and this powerpoint and off you go. The rules seem hard at first but the whole class will understand within the first

Engage your Media, Film or English students with this hands-on documentary project! In this step-by-step unit, students explore the codes and conventions of documentary filmmaking before creating their own short 1-minute documentary. Perfect for Grades 9–12, this resource blends theory and production skills in interviewing, lighting, audio, and editing. This Mini Documentary Project introduces the codes and conventions of documentaries while scaffolding students through planning, filming, and

Got a crime scene in your classroom & want the printable markers to make it look like CSI? Then look no further than these cute, easy to print & cut crime scene markers, also known as evidence markers. I needed some for my interactive, multiplatform murder mystery lesson and couldn’t find any, so created them myself. Enjoy!

Mise-en-Scène & Symbolic Codes – Media Studies PPT using the K-Pop Demon Hunters trailerMake mise-en-scène finally click for your Middle-High School Media students using a high-interest, contemporary trailer they’ll actually want to analyse. This engaging PowerPoint (not written with AI, unlike this blurb!) introduces mise-en-scène and symbolic codes through a detailed breakdown of the K-Pop Demon Hunters trailer, helping students understand that everything placed in a scene is there for a

This is my favourite unit of all time to teach - and golly, did my students absolutely love this unit too! Imagine 27 students, 10 of which are low literacy, footy kids who don't want to be in the class at the start of the term, not only completing the tasks without complaint but at the end of the term, RAVING about their assessment!! Yes, this really did happen to me with this unit. This unit is great for grades 7-12, just change the criteria and length as required. This is a Podcast creation

Get ready for a thrilling, interactive classroom game that sparks excitement and engages students of all grades! With minimal prep, this dynamic worksheet makes a great start or end of lesson game, as well as a brain break mid lesson. In younger grades this can be great for turning learning numbers 1-100 into an exhilarating race and for older grades its a good way to work on subtle team building. How to play: The first person in the circle (around 6 students but can be more or less) starts b

Step into a world of mindfulness, positivity, and self-discovery with our Mindful Adventure Escape Room: Wellness Edition! This captivating and engaging escape room experience is designed specifically for students aged 10-15, focusing on their wellbeing while encouraging teamwork and problem-solving skills. In this immersive escape room, students embark on a journey through a series of interactive activities that promote mindfulness, movement, and positive thinking. With minimal preparation requ

This term’s work booklet focuses on advertising and creating a 30-60 second video ad with 2 print ads for a local business or a school event or group. The task also includes an evaluation and journal. The content is laid out with student activities to deconstruct ads, determine elements of advertising and how students can apply these elements in their own work. With an exemplar, task sheet and space for a class project to model the assessment task, this work booklet also offers student’s s

Cringey Photography Poses – A Fun Warm-Up Activity for High School Students Get your photography students laughing, moving, and snapping from the very first lesson with this 20-minute photography warm-up activity! This ready-to-use resource is a collection of hilariously awkward “cringey” photography poses designed to: ✔ Break the ice and build classroom rapport ✔ Get students comfortable in front of and behind the camera ✔ Encourage creativity and experimentation with angles, framing, and expre

Introducing "Debate Dash" - a thrilling and engaging game designed to ignite the sparks of logical reasoning and foster the art of persuasive argumentation among high school students. This dynamic game not only promotes critical thinking but also enhances communication skills and deepens subject knowledge. Perfect for both classroom learning and extracurricular activities, "Debate Dash" offers an exciting platform for students to engage in lively debates while building their intellectual prowess

Welcome to Million Dollar Sandwich - my student’s favourite workshop this semester! All you need is a few loaves of bread, some toppings, a bit of creativity, a light or two and a phone/camera/filming device. This practical, hands on learning lesson looks at applying advertising techniques, then walks students through brainstorming through the techniques, then workshopping ideas before students create their own short ad. This ppt also includes examples of other student’s work and a TikTok

I wanted a game that I could use to build relationships with my 10 Media class while getting to know the extent of their Media Arts concept knowledge. This Jeopardy style quiz comes in an editable PPTX format so you can change the questions and edit depending on your year level. I use this at the start of the year as a way to establish relationships and set classroom intentions as well as reinforce the classroom behaviours I am after. It is great for building friendly competition in the classro

Transform your media classroom with this vibrant, comprehensive Technical & Symbolic Codes Poster! Packed with essential terms and visual examples of sound, editing, shot types, mise-en-scène, and more, it’s the ultimate reference tool for teaching media concepts with clarity and ease. Perfect for fostering student understanding of media analysis and production techniques. Get yours today!

This yr 9 Media unit has everything for an entire unit of work including the student work book, assessment task and all of the lessons planned. The work booklet uses famous film scenes and current film trailers to teach students about genre conventions and film trailer conventions. Students lead this unit at their own pace, using the work booklet to prompt analysis skills. All trailers have the links embedded in the work booklet and the PowerPoint introduction to the unit is attached. Studen

This is a practical & hands on project that can be done individually but I have set it up as a class/group task. It assumes the class has been introduced to multiplatform/transmedia concepts already but then gives them the opportunity to brainstorm practical ideas for multiplatform products. They then pitch their product ideas to the class before creating them. The story is based in a high school media classroom as a teacher is murdered (just because students love a crime scene/fake blood) and

Immerse your middle & high school students in the beauty and wonder of nature with these 35 captivating nature-themed creative writing prompts! Designed to inspire and engage young minds, this resource invites students to explore the natural world through descriptive writing, storytelling, and poetry. From the sights and sounds of peaceful forests and sandy beaches to the enchantment of hidden waterfalls and mysterious caves, each prompt encourages students to unleash their creativity while

This ready to use podcast script is developed for students to read and recreate. You can use this script as a template for creating foley sounds, group recordings, learning podcasting technologies, story development or even just deconstructing for analysis purposes. With gender neutral names and pronouns, this script is best for groups of 3-4 students of any age.

Mafia (sometimes known as One Night Werewolf) game is a great and fun way to get students thinking logically and giving rationals for their arguement. It can teach them to provide and weigh up evidence, the importance of bias and reliability and also enjoy learning at the same time. All you need is a deck of cards and this powerpoint and off you go. The rules seem hard at first but the whole class will understand within the first round. I have played this game with students in middle-high schoo

Unleash Creativity with a Comedy-Thriller Storyboarding Activity!Bring storytelling to life with this engaging and hilarious storyboard worksheet, perfect for students in grades 7-12. Whether they’re budding filmmakers or first-time story crafters, this activity is ideal for beginners and advanced storyboarders alike. Designed for classroom use, it’s a fantastic warm-up, supervision-class filler, or homework assignment. A comedy-thriller situation has been provided, with a storyboarding struct