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  • Fiction into Film (upper elem/middle) Critical Thinking
    Use this 'Critical Thinking: Fiction into Film (upper elem/middle)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Critical Thinking: Fiction into Film (upper elem/middle)'. "In what ways does the setting of the movie differ from how it was presented in the book?" Many popular children's books are being made into films-- this list of questions helps students develop critical thinking skills while comparing the two media.
  • Where the Wild Things Are (elem) Border Paper
    Use this 'Border Paper: Where the Wild Things Are (elem)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Border Paper: Where the Wild Things Are (elem)'. Lined paper with monster feet in the header and footer. Great for a book report or movie review.
  • Bulletin Board: Pixel Pals Straight Border

    A set of bulletin board straight borders with a pixel-themed design.

  • Book Report: Peter Pan (elem/upper elem)

    Peter Pan packet includes writing topics to describe the book. Compare and contrast the movie to the book. Fiction vs. Non-Fiction, and Realistic vs. Non, etc..Use as a packet, or individual pages for the classroom.

  • Cam Jansen- The Mystery of the Monster Movie (upper elem)' Book
    Use this 'Book: Cam Jansen- The Mystery of the Monster Movie (upper elem)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Book: Cam Jansen- The Mystery of the Monster Movie (upper elem)'. Word search, word scramble, crossword puzzle, cloze exercise, and true/false questions to review David Adler's story of a missing movie reel.
  • Writing Prompt: Movie Review (grades 1-2)

    Student movie review form. Color copy included.

  • Writing Prompt: Movie Review (grades 3-4)

    Student movie review form. Color copy included.

  • Writing Prompt: Movie Review (grades 4-5)

    Student movie review form. Asks students to summarize, write opinions, and recommend.

  • Bulletin Board: Pixel Pals Theme

    A set of bulletin board materials with a video game theme that is great for back-to-school. Highlight the idea of teamwork by writing student names of "pixel pals" characters to hang on the board. A great way to organize reading groups. Set includes an idea page, "pixel pal" characters, colorful pixel-themed straight border, and colorful pixel-themed letters to spell out "Pixel Pals Work Together." Additional pixel-themed letter and number sets are also available to create custom titles.

  • Craft: Flip Books
    Make your own "movie" with this fun flip book project.
  • Money (elem) Word Problems
    This Money (elem) Word Problems is perfect to practice problem solving skills. Your elementary grade students will love this Money (elem) Word Problems. "John bought two movie tickets. Each ticket cost $5.50..." Eight money-themed word problems.
  • Comprehension: The Incredibles
    Review questions of "The Incredibles" to enhance enjoyment and understanding while strengthening the skills defined by Bloom's taxonomy: comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation.
  • Comprehension: The Incredibles (lined paper)
    Review questions of "The Incredibles" to enhance enjoyment and understanding while strengthening the skills defined by Bloom's taxonomy: comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. This version includes lined spaces for student answers.
  • Christmas (elementary) Word Problems
    This Christmas (elementary) Word Problems is perfect to practice problem solving skills. Your elementary grade students will love this Christmas (elementary) Word Problems. Gina bought 3 tickets to the Christmas movie. Each ticket cost $4.00. How much did she spend?
  • Game: Let's Talk (ESL/multi-age)
    Board game to stimulate conversation. This game is targeted for ESL learners, but the questions ("What is your favorite movie?") can be used for native speakers just as well!
  • Daily Schedule Cards: Pictures Set 32 (color)
    Visiting Artist, Movie Time, E-Class Assessment, Running Records
  • Where the Wild Things Are (primary) Border Paper
    Use this 'Border Paper: Where the Wild Things Are (primary)' printable worksheet in the classroom or at home. Your students will love this 'Border Paper: Where the Wild Things Are (primary)'. Wide-lined paper with monster feet in the header and footer. Great for a book report or movie review.
  • Bulletin Board: Pixel Pals - Letters A to Z

    A set of bulletin board pixel-themed letters from A to Z.

  • Bulletin Board: Pixel Pals - Numbers 0-9

    A set of bulletin board pixel-themed numbers from 0-9.