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Living Things / Science and Technology
Follow Spongebob Squarepants as he travels throughout Bikini Bottom investigating Basic Needs of Living Things, habitats underwater, and legends under the water. This integrated science / technology / language arts workshop will culminate in a digital media literacy visit by The Director's Cut to your classroom. Spongebob_Curriculum.pdf
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Cyber Bullying Curriculum
The curriculum is based on the popular tween television show from Nickelodeon called I Carly. This easy to use 3 lesson curriculum provides your students with the opportunity to learn about how cyber bullying feels - become the bully and see how your actions impact others. Would you choose different words, if you were not protected by the cyberspace? Students engage in the curriculum using pop culture, before creating their very own webisodes about cyber bullying.
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Make a Movie - See a Movie
Spend a day at Cineplex. A day we think you will not soon forget... because.... You make a movie.... eat popcorn... drink some refreshments...see a feature film... watch the movie you made in the party room.... take it home on dvd and..... we will leave the rest up to your imagination.... Film makers are really good at that - Available for film makers between the ages of 7 - 12 - check our Make A Movie Page for listings
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Breakout With the Director’s Cut
You are invited to make a difference! Breakout! with Directors Cut uses the tools and videos from the celebrated CBC series, Breakout! to help you create your own videos about global awareness. Highly produced mini documentaries shot in Kenya, Rwanda, Nigeria, Peru, India, are the springboard to get you started. Learn about global issues that affect young people around the world and create your own media messages to show that you care.
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Beyond Images
Beyond Images Presented By The Dove Self Esteem Fund
We’re playing with appearance! We’re inviting you to engage in the world of media on your terms! Learn how media messages are constructed both mechanically and symbolically. And then learn to make your own media messages about beauty beyond the obvious. Explore current concepts of male and female beauty and what it means to ‘fit in’.
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