K12 Movie Guides

Film as Literature & Cinematic Arts Curriculum – Quarter 4

Name: Film as Literature & Cinematic Arts Curriculum – Quarter 4
Brand: K12 Movie Guides
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Wrap the year with literary classics and Shakespeare brought to life on screen.

10 printable & digital movie guides
5 comparative-analysis prompts
2 summative assessments
Theme-tracking workshop
Complete planning docs

Quarter 4 Overview

Quarter 4 of Film as Literature & Cinematic Arts brings classic novels and Shakespearean drama into the twenty-first-century classroom. Across nine weeks, students tackle 10 movie guides, 5 comparative analyses, and 2 summative assessments—all tightly aligned with the Common Core.

What's Included

Educator Planning Guide (8 pp) and Student Syllabus (8 pp)
Unit 7 lesson plans – Literary Classics (21 pp)
Unit 8 lesson plans – Shakespeare on Screen (21 pp)
10 student movie-guide slide decks with answer keys
5 comparative-analysis essays + rubrics
2 summative tasks on leadership themes and Shakespeare interviews
Theme-Tracking Workshop: student packet, answer key, exemplar slides
Movie Purchase & Rental spreadsheet with live links
Standards Alignment chart for every activity

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How to Use This Curriculum

Upload DOCX and PPTX files to Google Drive with “Convert uploads to Google Docs editor format” enabled for instant editing, or print the PDFs. Show each film over two class periods, assign the corresponding movie guide, and follow the pacing in the weekly plans. Conclude Unit 7 with a leadership analysis essay and Unit 8 with the Shakespeare Interview summative project.

Standards Alignment

Quarter 4 targets CCRA.R.1–4, CCRA.R.7–8, CCRA.W.1–3, CCRA.W.7, CCRA.SL.1, CCRA.SL.3, and CCRA.L.4–5.

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