Disney’s Frozen (PG, 2013) offers far more than catchy songs. Its story of sisters navigating fear, isolation, and self-acceptance invites students to examine how choices shape identity and relationships. This guide uses targeted prompts to move learners beyond plot recap and toward thoughtful analysis of narrative structure, vocabulary, and character growth.
What you get
Eleven open-ended questions that probe vocabulary (e.g., assertive, mental synchronization), theme, and motivation
Answer Key with exemplar responses and full Common Core alignment (4 pages)
Student worksheet in both printable PDF and editable Google Slides—perfect for 1:1 or distance learning
Administrative extras: movie request form and parent permission slip for hassle-free approval
Bonus “About & Free Resources” section to extend instruction (not counted in page total)
How to use
Pause at key scenes—Elsa’s coronation, the troll song—to spark discussion on responsibility and identity
Assign the Google Slides version for digital annotations or auto-graded Forms for quick checks
Wrap up with reflective essays comparing Anna’s optimism to Elsa’s guarded independence
Total lesson time: film + 45–60 minutes of activities
