![]() ![]() We’ll explain how this works at the end of this blog post.īut first - drumroll please □ -, BookWidgets proudly presents the 17 selected short films. You can create a free BookWidgets account (if you don’t have one already) and copy the widgets to your account, which will allow you to make some changes where necessary. ![]() All the digital exercises are created with BookWidgets. Most of these short films don’t have spoken dialogues, so they can be used in any language (and we’ve already translated most of them in English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch). Most of the presented short film lesson ideas focus on social-emotional learning (SEL), which will encourage your students to stand strong in this world and respect others. In this blog post, I’ve selected 15+ great short films for students about totally different topics and created ready-to-use lesson examples for each one of them. In short (pun intended), there’s no reason not to use a short film in your lessons from time to time. or just as a way to add some variation to your classes. ![]() Since most short films have an engaging element, they can be used in several ways in your lessons: Whereas it’s not always easy to show feature films in the classroom (because of your limited amount of time), a short film can perfectly be watched and discussed in one lesson sequence. There are hundreds of great short films available online for free, about almost any topic you can imagine. Who doesn’t like short films? They’re often innovative, funny, or surprising, and always to the point. ![]()
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