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10 April 2026

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This engaging Film & Drama Studies workbook is designed to support the Junior Cycle English classroom. Aligned with a 1st Year scheme of work, it introduces students to the language of film and drama while building key skills in visual literacy, performance, and creative response.

Perfect for students aged 12–14, the resource includes student-friendly activities, film/clip analysis tasks, and accessible extracts to bring stories to life on screen and stage.

What’s Included:
Full Student Workbook (interactive worksheets, scaffolds, reflection tasks)
Teacher Instruction Guide (lesson-by-lesson support, differentiation ideas, assessment suggestions)

Topics Covered:
Film Techniques - colour, lighting, sound, camera angles, character types, setting
Drama Skills - dialogue, stage directions, props, performance choices
Film & Text Studies - Coraline, Inside Out, Wonder, Matilda the Musical
Drama Extracts - A Christmas Carol (shortened), The Terrible Fate of Humpty Dumpty
Themes & Issues - temptation, empathy, bullying, adaptation, rebellion

Types of Activities:
Venn diagrams, visual clues hunts, storyboards, scene comparisons
Diary entries, lyric/poem writing, PEEL paragraphs
Freeze frames, role-plays, two-tone readings of dialogue
Quick pair talks and reflection tasks

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the workbook, students will:
Understand how film techniques create meaning.
Recognise the role of stage directions and performance in drama.
Compare adaptations across different media.
Respond creatively to film and drama texts.
Develop empathy and critical thinking through thematic exploration.

Teacher-Friendly Features:
Step-by-step teaching guide included
Differentiation ideas for EAL, visual learners, and advanced students
Assessment opportunities (formative & summative)
Wellbeing focus for sensitive content (Coraline, Humpty Dumpty)

This workbook can be taught week-by-week following the scheme or dipped into flexibly. It doubles as a revision resource for students before exams.

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