This comprehensive teaching unit, including assessment, has been designed for teachers to use with A Life on Our Planet – David Attenborough ( documentary film - directed by Alastair Fothergill, Jonnie Hughes and Keith Scholey).

Contents (4 digital/editable/printable files ready for immediate download and use):

(1) Teacher Guide - (16 page .pdf)

• Unit overview
• Inquiry questions
• Suggested Lesson Outline
• Teacher Answer Guide to Student Booklet
• Assessment Tasks/Extension Activities information (including Focus Assessment Task – Film Festival Group Project)
• Additional resources/links

(2) Student Booklet (14 page - in .pdf/.doc formats):

• Pre-viewing activities
• During viewing activities
• Post-viewing activities
• Focus Assessment Task – Film Festival Group Project (including planner)
• Other Assessment Tasks/Extension Activities (including Earthshot Prize task)
• Additional resources

(3)Teaching PowerPoint (20 slide .pptx):

• What is a documentary?
• Pre-viewing, During-viewing and Post-viewing resources (including links)
• Assessment options

Unit duration: 12+ lessons (including Film Festival Group Project)

Official film rating: PG13+ (Classifications can vary - please check your country’s classification for this film prior to use with students.)

Suitable for use with students across secondary subject areas, including: Project-based learning, Inquiry learning, English, Media Studies, Science (Earth and Environmental) and Geography.

Features:

• Digital/printable files delivered in a single zip file (2 x pdf, 1 x doc, 1 x pptx)
• Professionally designed by an experienced educator
• Highly visual and engaging
• Suited to all learners
• Crisp, clean layouts
• A range of whole class, group work and individual learning resources

Please note: Access to view the film is not included in the resource pack.