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This is an assessment about fake news. Students have to find an article and answer the questions to see if it’s fake news.

This is a workbook about the documentary ‘Cowspiracy.’ First, there is an introductory assignment in which students investigate their own diet and search for alternatives. Then, there is a questionnaire that students can fill out while watching the documentary. Finally, there is an assignment where students reflect on the issues presented in the documentary and translate them into an action plan."

This is a workbook in which students solve questions about the documentary ‘Kiss the Ground.’ First, they will explore several key terms from the documentary. Afterward, they will watch the documentary and fill in the questions. Finally, they will creatively express their reflections on the documentary.

Hey there! This worksheet is all about the ‘Seaspiracy’ documentary, spanning eight pages. Before you dive into the film, we’ve got a pre-watching task where you can share your thoughts on how the ocean’s doing. Then, while the students are watching the documentary, there’s a questionnaire for them to fill out. For the final assignment, students need to develop an action plan addressing the various issues discussed in the documentary.

This is a small course about social media for 12-14 year old. We talk about de benifits and disadvantages of social media, privacy, fake news and screentime. This is approximatly for 5 lessons.

This is a small course about social media for 14-16 year olds. We talk about de benifits and disadvantages of social media, deepfakes, fake news and online challenges. This is approximatly for 5 lessons.

This is a course about climate change. The first lesson is an introduction together with the teacher. Lessons 2-3-4-5-6 are webquests. The students will research the causes and the effects of climate change in 5 topics: overfishing and meat consumption plastic greenhouse gases urbanization deforestation

This is a course about climate change. You can choose to do the exercises together or let them do this on their own. The students will research the causes and the effects of climate change. But there is a big focus on what can we do differently in our daily life.

Are your students glued to social media? Turn that interest into meaningful discussion and critical thinking with this engaging worksheet based on the documentary Jawline. This ready-to-use resource explores influencer culture, digital fame, online identity, and the emotional reality behind the “perfect” post. What’s Included: Pre-viewing reflection prompts to spark discussion and curiosity While-watching guide with multiple-choice, true/false, and short answer questions Critical thinking reflections on influencer pressures and digital expectations Creative project: Students build and present their own influencer persona, create “perfect” and “honest” posts, and explore what’s behind the scenes Presentation assignment with clear steps Answer Key included for quick correction and class discussion

Bring the world of influencers into your classroom with this engaging, thought-provoking lesson pack based on the documentary Fake Famous. Perfect for English, Media Studies, or Social Studies classes (ages 14–18), this resource dives into the world of social media fame, critical thinking, and digital identity. What’s Included: Student-friendly worksheet (while watching) → Multiple choice, true/false, short answer & open reflection Answer key for quick grading or guided discussion Creative post-viewing project → Students choose a real or fake influencer post → Analyze it, recreate it, and present their findings Presentation instructions → Includes clear slide structure, creative reflection, and caption rewrite task → Perfect for speaking skills & media literacy!

Grade Level: Secondary (ages 14–18) | Subjects: English, Media Literacy, Ethics, Social Studies Pages: Fully editable and printable (PDF/Word/Google Docs compatible) This comprehensive, ready-to-use worksheet bundle is designed to accompany the Netflix documentary Buy Now! The Shopping Conspiracy. It guides students through engaging pre-viewing activities, active viewing tasks, and meaningful post-viewing reflections. What’s included: Engaging introduction with warm-up questions While-watching guide with key terms and critical focus Post-viewing critical thinking section Creative project options (poster design, storytelling, comic strip, and more) Media literacy and vocabulary tasks Full teacher answer key included Perfect for lessons on consumerism, digital ethics, advertising, data privacy, and critical thinking. Ideal for cross-curricular work in English, citizenship, economics, or ethics classes.

Help your students critically engage with internet culture, online anonymity, and the real-world consequences of memes with this comprehensive and thought-provoking worksheet pack based on the Netflix documentary The Antisocial Network: Memes to Mayhem. This ready-to-use resource encourages deep reflection and discussion while developing essential media literacy, research, and critical thinking skills. Perfect for classroom use, flipped learning, or digital citizenship units. What’s Included: Engaging Introduction Text to spark curiosity Pre-Watching Questions for discussion or journaling Active Viewing Prompts to guide attention while watching Critical Thinking Section with ethical and analytical prompts Creative Assignments (e.g. meme analysis, role-reversal story) Answer Key for teacher reference Editable version for easy classroom customization Why Teachers Love It: Encourages thoughtful discussion on digital behavior Promotes independent thinking and responsible internet use Cross-curricular: fits English, Civics, and ICT topics No prep—just print, assign, or share digitally! Equip your students to think beyond the screen—because today’s memes can shape tomorrow’s mindsets. Empower digital citizens with this essential classroom resource!

Bring real-world relevance into your classroom with this ready-to-use worksheet based on the Netflix documentary Broken: Big Vape. This engaging resource encourages students to think critically about marketing, media influence, teen behavior, and corporate responsibility in the context of the youth vaping crisis. What’s Included: Student-friendly introduction with pre-viewing discussion prompts “While Watching” guide to keep students focused and note key developments Critical thinking questions for deeper reflection and analysis Creative assignments (public health poster or opinion letter) Mini research tasks (e.g., ad analysis, justice report) Group discussion prompts with bold debate statements Teacher answer key

This ready-to-use worksheet is designed to enhance student engagement with the Netflix documentary Our Planet. It includes sections for pre-viewing, while-viewing, and post-viewing activities, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and deeper understanding of environmental issues. Students will explore topics like climate change, conservation efforts, endangered species, and human impact on the planet. The worksheet encourages active learning through thought-provoking questions, creative assignments, and mini research tasks, making it a perfect resource for any lesson on sustainability, ecology, and global environmental issues.

This ready-to-use worksheet accompanies the powerful Netflix documentary Cyber Hell: Exposing an Internet Horror. Designed for secondary students (ages 16+), this resource explores cybercrime, digital ethics, media responsibility, and justice in the online world. What’s Included: Introductory Text & Pre-Watching Discussion Questions While-Watching Prompts – follow the story and key characters Critical Thinking Section – ethics, power, and responsibility online Creative Assignment – Justice Report mini research task Answer Key / Sample Responses Student-Friendly Language throughout Optional reflection questions & extension ideas

Bring real-world issues into your classroom with this engaging, ready-to-use worksheet based on the eye-opening documentary The True Cost (2015). Perfect for citizenship, ethics, or social studies classes, this resource helps students explore the hidden impacts of the global fashion industry—including environmental damage, labor exploitation, and consumer responsibility. This comprehensive and student-friendly pack includes: A guided introduction with pre-watching questions “While watching” activities to focus student attention Critical thinking questions with an answer key A creative storytelling assignment A mini research task on ethical fashion Optional group discussion prompts Designed to spark meaningful classroom conversations and critical reflection, this resource is ideal for secondary students (ages 14–18) and requires no prep from the teacher!

This interactive work bundle is designed to engage students with The Great Hack (2019), a documentary exploring data privacy, social media manipulation, and political influence. Ideal for high school and college students, it includes pre-watching activities, real-time pause points with questions and tasks, post-watching discussions, and creative projects. What’s Included: Pre-viewing reflection prompts Interactive viewing guide with pause points for critical thinking Group activities and debates to deepen understanding Creative tasks like designing privacy policies and data profiles Answer key and teaching tips Benefits for Teachers: Encourages critical thinking and discussion Engages students with real-world issues on data privacy and ethics Flexible for both in-person and online teaching Perfect for sparking conversation about the impact of data in today’s digital age

Product Overview: This engaging work bundle is designed to help students critically analyze the Inside the Social Network (2020) documentary. Ideal for high school and college educators, it includes activities for before, during, and after watching, as well as a creative reflective assignment. What’s Included: Pre-Watching: Discussion prompts to activate prior knowledge on social media. While Watching: Comprehension questions to guide active viewing. Post-Watching: Reflection questions and a personal writing task. Creative Assignment: Options like writing a letter to a social media CEO or designing a campaign. Why You’ll Love It: Promotes critical thinking about social media, privacy, and ethics. Easy to adapt for different age levels and classroom settings. Includes an answer key for assessment and quick grading. Perfect for teachers looking for a thoughtful and flexible way to engage students with current issues around social media!

Engage your students in a thought-provoking exploration of online privacy, digital surveillance, and the hidden dangers of accepting “Terms and Conditions” without reading them! This comprehensive work bundle is designed for high school and college students to accompany the documentary Terms and Conditions May Apply (2013). It includes a variety of critical thinking activities, guided questions, and creative assignments to help students understand how their personal data is collected, used, and even exploited by companies and governments. What’s Included? Before Watching Activities – Engaging discussion questions to activate prior knowledge and spark curiosity. While Watching Guide – Interactive note-taking and comprehension questions to keep students focused. After Watching Reflection – Critical thinking prompts to encourage personal connections and deeper analysis. Creative Assignment – A choice-based activity (Diary Entry from the Future, Infographic, or Letter) for meaningful reflection. Answer Key – Suggested responses for easy grading or guided discussion.

This ready-to-use work bundle helps students explore the ethical issues in content moderation, censorship, and free speech highlighted in The Cleaners documentary. Perfect for high school or college classrooms, the bundle includes: Pre-Watching Activities: Reflection questions and brainstorming on content moderation. Interactive Viewing Guide: Engaging questions and activities during the film. Post-Watching Discussion: In-depth discussions and debates on censorship and social media responsibility. Creative Projects: Design a content moderation policy or create an awareness campaign. This bundle promotes critical thinking, engages students with real-world issues, and is easy to use in both in-person and remote settings.