** Let It Snow (2019) – 2-Hour Film Lesson Plan & Student Worksheet**

Grades: 9–12
Subject: English Language Arts / Film Analysis
Resource Type: Lesson Plan + Guided Worksheet + Answer Key

Bring Let It Snow (2019) to life in your high school classroom with this engaging, two-hour lesson plan and guided film analysis! Perfect for December activities or a winter film unit, this resource helps students explore theme, identity, adaptation, and representation while comparing the Netflix film to its YA novel origins.

What’s Included

• Full 2-hour lesson plan with detailed pacing (intro, viewing, analysis, wrap-up)
• Printable student worksheet (15 sections) – includes comprehension, critical thinking, and literary analysis prompts
• Answer key with exemplar responses for every section
• Discussion guide for inclusive, respectful conversations around identity and relationships
• Differentiation tips for ELL, struggling, and advanced learners
• Standards alignment for high school ELA
• Optional essay and creative writing extensions

How It Works in the Classroom

• Use as a winter literature or film study for grades 9–12
• Students watch Let It Snow on Netflix while completing the guided analysis worksheet
• Ideal for ELA, film, or media literacy units
• Supports class discussions on diversity, adaptation, and coming-of-age themes
• Printable or digital—perfect for sub plans, short units, or before winter break!

Learning Goals & Standards

Students will:

• Analyze interconnected narrative structure and ensemble storytelling
• Evaluate themes of identity, connection, and transition
• Compare film and novel elements
• Discuss representation and diversity in contemporary teen films
• Examine setting as a narrative force
• Aligned with Common Core ELA standards for reading, writing, and speaking/listening.

Why Teachers Love It

• Saves planning time—everything’s ready to print and teach!
• Encourages deep, inclusive discussions about identity and authenticity
• Differentiated scaffolds make it accessible for all learners
• Students love analyzing a modern, relatable holiday film

“My students LOVED this lesson before winter break—great mix of analysis and fun!”
“Perfect way to tie film and literature together. Highly recommend!”