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Crash Course Film History #9-#16 Video Lesson Set | Hollywood, World Cinema & Documentary
Crash Course Film History #9-#16 Video Lesson Set | Hollywood, World Cinema & Documentary
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Classroom Use at a Glance
8 ready-to-use Crash Course Film History lessons for grades 9–12 covering silent cinema, sound, Hollywood, independent film, home video, world cinema, documentary, and experimental film, with teacher guides, worksheets, answer keys, quizzes, and print/digital options.
- Resource type
- YouTube Video Lesson Bundle
- Grade band
- Grades 9–12
- Rating
- Not Rated
- Time required
- About 20-45 minutes per episode
- Prep level
- No Prep
- Subject
- ELA Social Studies
- Classroom use
- Sub Plans Review Whole-Class Instruction Flipped Classroom Independent Work
- Includes
- Teacher Guide Student Worksheet Answer Key Google Forms Quiz Google Slides/PPTX Start Here PDF
- Tech format
- Printable PDF Google Slides Google Forms Google Docs PPTX Google Classroom Ready
Teach Crash Course Film History Episodes #9–#16 with one no-prep 8-episode video lesson set for grades 9–12.
This bundle focuses on the late silent era, synchronized sound, the studio system and Golden Age of Hollywood, independent cinema, home video, global film movements, and experimental/documentary traditions. Students use vocabulary, chronological viewing questions, written synthesis, multiple-choice review, and teacher-ready answer support to connect film technology, form, industry, historical context, and interpretation.
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FREE curriculum sneak peek: Crash Course Film History Educator Planning Guide
Want the complete course? Crash Course Film History Complete Full Curriculum
Classroom Use at a Glance
- Whole-class guided video lessons
- Sub plans and make-up work
- Independent or flipped-classroom assignments
- Review and enrichment
- Film studies, media literacy, ELA, social studies, or humanities support
New Optional Video Companion (used with YouTube)
Use the free Classroom Video Guide Companion Chrome extension to automatically pause YouTube at question timestamps and display prompts during viewing. It can simplify whole-class, small-group, and independent lessons, but the resource works normally without the extension.
Guidance & Summary
Each episode Teacher Guide provides learning targets, misconception support, pre/post-viewing discussion prompts, vocabulary, chronological time-stamped questions, end-of-video synthesis, multiple-choice review, and answer support.
Differentiation
Assign the digital worksheet, print-friendly worksheet, self-graded Google Forms quiz, or printable multiple-choice quiz independently or in combination. Teachers can shorten written-response work, emphasize vocabulary, use selected discussion prompts, or extend lessons through cross-episode comparison.
What's Included
- 8 Teacher Guides
- 8 digital Student Worksheet sets
- 8 print-friendly Student Worksheet sets
- 8 self-graded Google Forms multiple-choice quizzes
- 8 Multiple Choice Quiz Print versions
- Teacher answer keys and model-answer support
- 5 vocabulary terms, 4 chronological time-stamped A/B questions, 2 end-of-video synthesis questions, and a 10-question multiple-choice quiz per episode
- START HERE PDF with access instructions
Episodes Included
- #9 The Silent Era
- #10 Breaking the Silence
- #11 The Golden Age of Hollywood
- #12 Independent Cinema
- #13 Home Video
- #14 World Cinema - Part 1
- #15 World Cinema - Part 2
- #16 Experimental and Documentary Films
Flexible Lesson Pacing
- Quick Use: video + multiple-choice quiz for review, sub plans, or independent work.
- Standard Lesson: guided worksheet during viewing followed by selected discussion or written-response review.
- Extended Lesson: add vocabulary preview, discussion prompts, comparison across episodes, and historical interpretation.
Skills Students Practice
- Film-history chronology and cause/effect
- Vocabulary in context
- Evidence-based written response
- Comparing film technologies, movements, and industries
- Media-literacy and historical interpretation
Bundle Scope
This is an episode-only bundle. Weekly, unit, and cumulative Final assessment banks are included in the separate Full Curriculum.
Need the other half of the playlist? Open the other Film History episode bundle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the videos included?
No. This product provides classroom-ready materials designed for use with the public Crash Course Film History videos on YouTube.
Can I use this with Google Classroom?
Yes. The set includes digital student materials and Google Forms quiz support along with printable options.
Is this an official Crash Course product?
No. This independent educator-created resource is not affiliated with or endorsed by Crash Course or Complexly.
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