Name The Disney Movie and Rate Its Historical Accuracy! Bring history to life in your classroom with this engaging and interactive activity that combines the magic of Disney with critical thinking about historical events! This resource invites students to test their knowledge of Disney movies based on historical events and then dive deeper into discussions about historical accuracy. Through a fun and educational game, students will: Guess the Disney Movie: Each team is presented with a short description of a movie. Using clues from the description, teams must guess which Disney film is being referenced. Rate the Historical Accuracy: Once the movie is revealed, students discuss how historically accurate they think the movie is on a scale from 1 (Not Accurate) to 5 (Highly Accurate). This opens up a lively discussion about what really happened versus how Disney portrays it, helping students to differentiate between entertainment and historical fact. Detailed Instructions: Easy-to-follow guidelines for setting up and facilitating the activity. Printable Scoring Sheet: Ready-to-use for teams to record their guesses and ratings. Perfect For: as an end of year activity activity for Open Evening Get your copy today and watch your students’ excitement for history come alive!

6 category Disney quiz, categories include, lyrics, Walt Disney, sidekicks, link round, pictures and general. You will have to change 1 question if using it with primary pupils - the last round has a question which reference a horror movie. - This was originally used for older students. Answers included

A few fun activities on the theme of frozen to encourage mark making and independent writing.

Resource created for 3x lessons on the Disney Pixar movie Soul. I have attached links to the LAS and topical links that can be made across Religion, Philosophy and Ethics if required. The main worksheet/film is designed to be split into 3 parts made up of 35 mins, 35mins, 20 mins The questions in bold require some discussion or extra time for thinking about their answer.

A full movie guide to work with the movie ONWARD! There pre, while and post viewing tasks as well as a BONUS game at the end ;) My students loved it!

PDF file of Disney-themed language technique posters. Each has a technique, definition, and example or explanation from a Disney film. Included: Alliteration, Denouement, Dramatic Irony, Foreshadowing, Juxtaposition, Metaphor, Narrative Perspective, Onomatopoeia, Pathetic Fallacy, Personification, Repetition, Rhetorical Question, Sibilance, Simile, and Symbolism. If you have any requests for additional techniques tweet me @missgreeftweets and I’ll make them :)

A great resource for engaging students with difficult literary techniques using Disney films as examples. I have found that these have worked incredibly well, especially with low ability students, in order to help them understand what each technique means and how it is used. I have used these resources with both Key Stage Three and Four, and have found them particularly helpful with GCSE low ability. The techniques explained are as follows: - Theme - Symbolism - Dramatic irony - Archetype - Foil - Allusion - Foreshadowing - Mood - Breaking the fourth wall - Exposition - Conflict - Climax This resource has been produced from an article, with permission from the author.

This resource contains: 1x PowerPoint Quiz 1x Student Answer Sheet (PPT Version) and all the answers!! Contains 9 Rounds: This Powerpoint contains Quiz Questions on Disney. The Powerpoint is colourful and bright and can be used with students across the age ranges and includes a fun and engaging way to go through the answers Why not check out some of my other popular resources on TES: Winter General Knowledge Quiz World Book Day Quiz Quiz Bundle

The 5 pieces included here are: 1. Snow White - Heigh Ho 2. Lion King - In The Jungle 3. Bare Necessities - Jungle Book 4. Do You Want To Build A Snowman? - Frozen 5. Under The Sea - The Little Mermaid I use these alongside games, singing the songs, using solfege (do-re-mi) as well as teach pupils to read notation so that by the time they get to ‘Under The Sea’ they can work out the colours needed. Also included is a Powerpoint file which has the pieces broken down in to chunks (chords and melody). NOTE: Make sure to install the fonts included to ensure the ppt. file looks as created.

A great quiz for christmas or easter about disney films

Disney and Musical Drama Quiz for students at KS3 and KS4. Questions are on Disney characters, Disney films and music as well as Musical names and songs. Fun and exciting Drama game to play with students at the start or end of term. Out of 70 marks, 4 rounds.

In this file, you’ll find more than 40 mandalas and colouring pages featuring the most well-known Disney characters!

Engaging lesson which could span up to 3 lessons dependent on ability and the depth of which each task is explored. Skills covered: Comparison Analysis Understanding and reference A range of Disney stimulus used to explore complex ideas Easy to differentiate Tasks ready to use

Knowledge Organiser for the short film by Disney ‘Paperman’ This is designed and adapted for use with The Write Stuff by Jane Considine Could be used on any other scheme. Included is a PDF and Powerpoint Version Designed for UKS2 with a range of sentence starter examples, punctuation reminders, plot points and independent write hints. Two vocabulary sections - one for Year 5/6 curriculum words, others selected suitably for the text. Independent write hints are for use with same characters but different plot. Vocabulary for this unit based on personality traits and actions of characters in the film.

Children can research with books or the internet. Good for homework.

A set of Display posters/ resources and a PowerPoint to help explain the simple and more difficult Language and Literary Techniques through Disney. Set includes a ready to go display with pictures, definitions and examples. I do not own the right to any of the images.

"Embark on a captivating journey across four lessons exploring the life and legacy of Walt Disney. Perfect for students of all ages, this activity requires no preparation! In the first segment, students engage in a close reading exercise. They’ll dive into an informational text, tackle comprehension and grammar questions, and then delve into additional activities such as word searches and crossword puzzles. Following that, the second segment focuses on writing and translation, allowing students to apply what they’ve learned in the lesson creatively."

A game/activity which could be used at home or in school. The Disney characters are disagreeing - the children need to find the right answer using objects or drawings. There is a page showing the children/parents how to find the answer. :-)

Disney Heads

9 Disney Posters A4

Screen shots from the cartoon that pupils need to order and use to retell the myth. Great activity to complete following the film, with pupils writing notes to help order the story later.