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Answer Key: Included with rubric
Teaching Duration: 1 Year
Looking for ready-to-use, engaging Media Literacy lessons that align with the Ontario Grade 6 Language Curriculum? This comprehensive Grade 6 Media Literacy Bundle of 11 media literacy lessons helps students become thoughtful, informed consumers by exploring real-world topics such as added sugar, electric cars, personal app data, and online shopping. Through authentic consumer awareness investigations, students learn to analyze advertising strategies and think critically about the media they encounter every day.
Perfect for Grade 6 classrooms, these no-prep lessons are available in both PDF and Google Slides™ formats, making them ideal for whole-class instruction, independent learning, or substitute plans. Students won't just learn about media literacy; they'll investigate real products, real advertisements, and real consumer decisions they encounter every day.
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What’s Included:
Every Lesson Includes:
1. Introduction to Consumer Awareness
2. Video Comprehension Questions + Answer Key
3. Journal Entry Assessment
4. Quiz + Answer Key
5. Extend Your Learning Assignment
Students Will Learn To:
Engaging Real-World Topics Include:
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Every lesson follows the same consistent format so students know what to expect while teachers enjoy a predictable, easy-to-teach routine. Students analyze advertising, media messages, consumer claims, and digital marketing while building critical thinking and consumer awareness skills.
Skills & Standards Covered:
Each lesson is built around a high-interest, real-world topic that encourages meaningful classroom discussion while developing essential media literacy skills.
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Resource Notes:
Help your students become thoughtful, informed consumers with engaging lessons that connect media literacy to the real world. These ready-to-use activities save time on planning while building critical-thinking skills your students will use for years to come.