In
our classroom, we enjoy making movies to extend our learning. Writing
scripts and working together to display our
knowledge in a creative way are both benefits of movie-making in the classroom.
We use the movie-making process to help us understand, reinforce, and review new
concepts we are learning in different areas of the curriculum.
Learn about the Movie Making Process
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The Case of the
Missing Books
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Where are They Now?
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| Classroom Highlights | |
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2007
Holiday Party
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 Student
Council SpeechesWatch candidates give their speeches in front of their classmates. |
 Halloween
Party HighlightsCheck out a music video with clips of the Halloween parade and games at our class party. |
Go Behind the Scenes of a 2006
Class Movie
Watch All Class Movies 2003-2007
Skate
World Party Promotional Movie
We
made this movie to promote the Hill School annual Skate World Party.
In the film, students find out that Skate World is closing and devise a
plan to save the beloved business.
We
made this movie as a supplement to our Mystery Genre Study in class.
Students wrote the story and acted as true detectives to solve the case of
the missing books!
We made this movie
at the beginning of the year after the Team Newingham Drivers envisioned
where they would be
20 years from now.
Check out the highlights from our
exciting holiday party on Thursday, December 20th. Set to festive
music, this highlight video includes footage of students making a craft,
eating holiday treats, and playing lots of fun games!