Use this movie review visual worksheet (with real photos) and interactive classroom slides resource to supplement watching and reviewing a movie in your classroom.
Whether you are watching a movie in class, part of a movie for a lesson, or going to see a movie on a community outing for CBI, this resource keeps your students engaged with the content of a movie. It can be another fun way to practice comprehension skills, thinking, and reflection, just through another type of medium. It can be another way to illustrate that comprehension doesn’t just have to happen for reading!
Through student worksheets and interactive classroom slides, students respond to WH- questions about the movie for a review as well as a reflection question for continued discussion. We’ve included visuals for differentiation and increasing student engagement and comprehension.
Across Ages:
Our resources are made with images and icons that support learners across elementary, middle, high school, and into adult day programs. Students of any age can use this particular resource while still finding it age-respectful.
Across Support Needs:
This version of the resource is targeted to students who better understand and process information with real photos.
What’s Inside?
- Resource Guide
- About the Resource
- Using the Resource
- Resource Walkthrough
Student Movie Review Worksheet PDF
- Ready to print PDF
- Full Page
Movie Review - Digital Version
- Google Slides Link and PowerPoint
- Ready to present/print PDF
- Can be linked to student tech devices
Ideas for Use:
Community-based instruction (CBI), community outings, movies for lessons, movies for fun, Fun Friday, choice time activity for the class, before breaks activity, end of the year activity
You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.
