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This film review template resource is great for teaching your class how to structure and write a film review analyzing a movie they've watched. This template helps students write a film review by encouraging them to answer relevant questions about the movies children are watching in the classroom.
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This handout from Angela Bunyi's Writing Movie Reviews: Lights, Camera, Publish! lesson plan includes three movie reviews (one each for Kit Kittredge, Kung Fu Panda', and WALL-E) from Rotten Tomatoes. Use these as samples to help students write their own movie reviews. Created Date. 7/2/2008 8:01:00 PM.
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- Show Students Film Review Examples. To begin, I like to lead a brief whole-class discussion where we chat about the difference between getting a recommendation from a friend and reading a professional movie review.
- Know Your Audience. As we wrap up this lesson, I ask students to consider the audience of each review. For example, is the review aimed at children, adults, or even a teen magazine?
- Teach How to Watch the Film. The next step is to teach students how to watch a film with purpose, rather than simply for pleasure! In an ideal situation, I recommend watching a film twice.
- Provide Common Vocabulary. As part of a film study, it’s important for students to be able to speak the “language” of movie making. After viewing the movie, I like to take some time to outline some key terms to help students write their reviews.
Writing process. Follow the steps to write your own film review. 1. Think of a film you have watched. 2. Make notes for each of the questions in Activity 2. 3. Write your review using the your notes and the model text. Use some of the words and phrases in bold. Write between 100 and 150 words. Film review _____ _____
This film review writing template is great for your class to analyse a movie they have watched. Ideal for English & can help with persuasive writing skills.
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- This film review writing template resource is great for your class to analyse a movie they have watched. A versatile template and can be used for a...
- As well as helping children to work on their writing and English skills, this resource can also act as an introduction to persuasive writing. It wi...
- To write a film review you need to cover the following:Plot - What happens? Are there any plot twists? Did you find the plot interesting?Characters...
How to write a film review. Level: intermediate. Age: 11-17. Downloads: 681. Useful Vocabulary for the Film Review. Level: intermediate. Age: 14-17. Downloads: 592. Films: types of films, speaking exercise + writing a review (useful language+task)
This fantastic writing sheet resource will teach your kids how to write a film review. Easy-to-apply and versatile, the worksheet can be used for a number of classroom exercises and activities. It could be used as a 'getting to know you' exercise by getting your students to write about their favourite movie, or have them review one which you ...
