- Student Booklet (37-page PDF and DOCX)
- Pre-viewing activities
- Viewing activities
- Post-viewing activities
- Assessment task options and support resources
- Teaching Presentation (44-slide PPTX and KEY [for macOS users])
- Discussion starter 1
- Intertexuality, adaptations and questions to ask a film adaptation
- About the director – Baz Luhrmann
- Representations in the film
- The Era – historical, social and cultural context
- The Prologue – a close-up
- Narrative film conventions and active film viewing strategies
- Film terminology overview
- Discussion starter 2
- Assessment options – persuasive and analytical
Unit Duration: 20–24 lessons (including assessment)
Curriculum Links:
The Teacher Pack can be linked to the following areas within the Australian Curriculum:
- English (Year 10 specifically; adapt for Years 9–11)
- Media
In addition, the pack relates directly to the following General Capabilities within the Australian Curriculum:
- Literacy
- Critical and Creative Thinking
Features:
- Digital/editable/printable files delivered in a single ZIP file
(2× PDFs, 1× DOCX, 1× PPTX, 1× KEY)
- Professionally designed by an experienced educator
- Highly visual and engaging
- Suited to all learners
- Crisp, clean layouts
- A range of whole-class, group, and individual learning resources
Please Note:
The film has a running time of 120 minutes and is classified M (mature themes and coarse language) in Australia / PG-13 in USA / 12A in UK. Please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students. Access to view the film is not included in the resource pack.
Prices:
Individual (use limited to the individual purchaser – one teacher/class): $39
School licence (unlimited use for all teachers/classes at purchasing school): $179
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