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School Movie Night Picks for K–5. Heading to (or planning) a school movie night? These community-building events are growing more popular. They're a great way of bringing families together, fundraising, easing the transition to school, meeting new friends, and learning new things.
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- Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Greg Heffley is going to accomplish big things in life. But first, he has to get through middle school. That doesn’t prove to be easy, considering he has to overcome evil bullies and other awful classmates in this 2010 movie based on the bestselling book series by Jeff Kinney.
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. You may not think of Harry Potter as a back-to-school movie, but it is peak fall vibes and cozy, magical Hogwarts is a school that calls to even the least academically-inclined.
- Matilda. Matilda Wormwood is a young genius with a love of books and hidden super powers who is often neglected by her parents. After Matilda’s father makes a deal at his used car lot, she becomes a student at Crunchem Hall Elementary School, where she meets her savior, Miss Honey, and her worst nightmare, the evil principal Miss Trunchbull.
- Akeelah and the Bee. Akeelah is an 11-year-old girl, living in Los Angeles, who discovers she has a talent for spelling. In spite of objections, Akeelah’s determination lands her a place at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Showing a movie in class can be a great option when you’re ending a unit, needing a day between units, having to put together an impromptu sub-plan, and so on. Need inspiration? Check out these 30 classroom appropriate movies for middle schoolers!
50 Modern Movies All Kids Should Watch Before They're 12. There are movies that are easy to forget, and then there are the titles on this list -- bursting with memorable characters, plots that twist and turn, and positive messages relevant for years to come. Consider this your own personal checklist to the best kids' movies released since the ...
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2 days ago · Going by release order, see our selections of the 25 essential high school movies since 1998!
2 days ago · Here we feature colorful classics ( The Wizard of Oz ), fun adventures ( Chicken Run ), and tales as old as time ( Beauty and the Beast ). Ages 6-9: As more time is devoted to school and outside life, movies become more of an escape, and their power to transport starts to become apparent.
