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The Spiderwick Chronicles Official Movie Companion
Simon Spotlight
ISBN-10: 1-4169-5092-3
ISBN-13: 978-1-4169-5092-9
Download a Curriculum Guide to The Spiderwick Chronicles
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Media Sources (Series Title)
Photography
Internet
Television
Computers
Pub: Creative Education
Reading Level Grade 1-3
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The Golden Compass: Official Illustrated Movie Companion
Brian Sibley (Scholastic) A large, lush artifact from the world of
The Golden Compass, documenting the process of bringing the book to life.
Includes exclusive cast & crew interviews, storyboards, production sketches,
and on-set photos. Also includes
production, costume design, casting, cinematography and visual effects |
Media Literacy (Fact Finders)
new titles Fall 2008:
Yourspace : questioning new media
What’s your source? : questioning the news
Capstone Press (2007) Grades
3-5
At The Controls:
Questioning
Video & Computer Games
Coming Distractions:
Questioning
Movies
Music Madness:
Questioning
Music & Music Videos
Pretty in Pink:
Questioning
Magazines
TV Takeover:
Questioning
Television
Virtually True:
Questioning
Online Media |
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The Berenstain Bears and the Trouble with Commercials
(April 2007)
ISBN: 0060573872; 9780060573874 |
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Bridge to Terabithia: The Official Movie Companion
HarperEntertainment (Dec. 2006)
- ISBN-10: 0061215317
- ISBN-13: 978-0061215315
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Media Wise series
Smart Apple Media
Grade level 4-6
Copyright 2004 |
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ISBN: 1583402586 ISBN 1583402551
ISBN: 158340256X ISBN: 1583402578 |
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Lights!
Camera!
Felicity: A Behind-the-Scenes Movie Guide
Lights! Camera! Molly
A Behind The Scenes Movie Guide |
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BOLDPRINT: Small Screen
(October 2005) Steck Vaughn
Target audience: grades 2-5 |
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Media Madness An
Insider's Guide to Media
Dominic Ali, Michael Cho, Kids Can Press ISBN: 1-55337-175-5
With lively illustrations, this 64 page book (aimed at 10-14 year olds)
explores topics in television, music making, magazines, comic books,
newspapers, video games & the net and more. (Read
review)
My major complaints about this text are:
- there are no real life examples, like ads or photos, for students to
relate to
- no reference to movies (kids' favorite thing to watch)
-the authors failed to provide links to other resources/websites for
students to explore
- lots of facts and figures are provided at the bottom of the pages, but
no attribution is provided |
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Picture This Reading
Visual Language
Rod Quin, Barrie McMahon, Robyn Quin
Curriculum Corporation (Australia), ISBN 1-86366-365-7
Backpage: Picture this: reading visual language develops students'
skills in viewing visual texts with critical understanding and
appreciation. A classroom text for elementary/middle schools, it offers:
stimulating images for discussion and analysis; sixteen full pages of
color; activities for developing analytical skills; ideas for creating
texts; strategies for linking the study of visual and written texts. |
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Teddy's TV Troubles
by Joanne Cantor, Ph.D Illustrated by Tom Lowes Reading Level: ages
9-12 ISBN: 096476637X
teaches children how to handle the scary things they see on television.
Teddy Bear turns to Mommy Bear after seeing something frightening, and
together they go through a series of calming, soothing rituals -
strategies that Mommy used with her mother to overcome fear when
she was a child. Teddy feels much better and goes to sleep happily at the
end. "Parent Pointers" give parents additional guidance. |
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What Is Art? Movies
by Nuria
Roca
Age Level: 04-08 ISBN:
0764127039
Publisher: Barron's Educational Series
February 2004
The kids in this book visit a movie theater, then go into the projection
room to discover how a movie projector works. They also learn about sound
stages, where many movies are made, and they find out how to make a series
of pictures that create the illusion of motion. |
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The Berenstain Bears' MEDIA
MADNESS,
Random House,
0-679-86664-7
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The TV Book
The Kids’ Guide to Talking Back
- Shelagh Wallace Annick Press, Ltd. ISBN 1-55037-480-X
Read about it here.
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The Bionic Bunny Show
by Marc Brown and Laurence Krasny Brown. Boston: Little, Brown and
Company, 1984.
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That’s A Wrap -How Movies Are
Made,
Ned Dowd
Simon & Schuster ISBN 0-671-70972-0
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Television: What’s Behind What You See, W. Carter Merbreier
Farrar, Straus and Giroux ISBN 0-374-37388-4
read more about it, here
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Movie Magic: A Behind-The-Scenes Look at Filmmaking
Robin Cross
Sterling Publishing Inc.
ISBN: 0-8069-1364-9 |
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Being Virtual Who You Really Are Online?
June 2008, Wiley
Powering Up Are Computer Games Changing Our Lives?
June 2008, Wiley |
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War,
Women and the News: How Female Journalists Won the Battle to Cover
WWII
Catherine Gourley ISBN-10: 0-689-87752-8 ISBN-13:
978-0-689-87752-0
Read an excerpt |
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The Making of Miss Potter
Penguin Books
ISBN: 9780723258636 |
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Mystic Vision: The Making of the Movie Eragon
Knopf Books for Young Readers
ISBN: 0375839178 |
Media Industries Series
Publisher: Peter Lang
2006 |
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Forthcoming Titles:
Newspapers
Internet
Cable TV
Film
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978-0-8204-7633-9 |
978-0-8204-7617-9 |
978-0-8204-7485-4 |
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Cameras
In Narnia: How the Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe Came to Life
by Ian Brodie, Publ: Harper Collins
ISBN: 0060885955
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Grade 6-8 |
Influence And Persuasion
Series (Heinemann Library, Copyright 2006)
This series examines how emotion and
prejudice are used to achieve outcomes in war and peace, in commerce and
politics, in crime and charity, for good and evil. Increasingly, we
are all subject to influence and persuasion, often very subtle, sometimes
quite blatant.
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The
Media (series)
Chelsea House Publishers
Film
and Television
Internet
Magazines
Newspapers
Photography
Radio |
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Teens & The Media
The Gallup Youth Survey: Major Issues & Trends
Roger E. Hernandez Mason Crest Publishers ISBN:
1-59084-874-8
This text provides middle school students with a roundup of current
information, primarily Gallup surveys, about the role of media ( Internet, Music, Newspapers, Magazines) in their
lives. The book touches on some timely topics such as blogs and convergence. Also included here is
information not from Gallup, but from other sources such as Jupiter Media; the Parents Television
Council, etc. I was curious why the author never mentioned "multi-tasking"
here because that is what teens are doing. What this book is missing are some critical thinking/media literacy
questions and activities to get young people to consider the role media plays in their lives. It also doesn't mention the
importance of media activism or simply turning off the media. |
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Feed, M.T. Anderson (National Book Award Finalist)
Candlewick Press, ISBN: 0763617261
Review: This
brilliantly ironic satire is set in a future world where television and
computers are connected directly into people's brains when they are babies.
The result is a chillingly recognizable consumer society where empty-headed
kids are driven by fashion and shopping and the avid pursuit of silly
entertainment--even on trips to Mars and the moon--and by constant
customized murmurs in their brains of encouragement to buy, buy, buy.
Recommended ages 14+ |
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Propaganda: Understanding the Power
of Persuasion (Teen Issues)
Enslow Publishers, Inc.; (December 2002) ISBN: 0766016641 |
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The Media The Impact
on Our Lives
(21st Century Debates)
Rain Tree Library (2001) ISBN:0739831755 |
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News Media (Careers for
the Twenty First Century)
Lucent Books, ISBN: 1-59018-205-7
link to publisher |
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Picturing Lincoln: Famous Photographs That Popularized the President
by George Sullivan Clarion Books ISBN: 0395916828 |
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Media Wizards
- Catherine Gourley, Twenty First Century Books
ISBN 0-7613-0967-5 |
