- November 23, 2024
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Judeah, Addison, Madison, Amalia, Jaidyn and Ava
The students enjoyed popcorn and candy during the showing.
The students grabbed their favorite snacks before sitting down.
Popcorn shaped cookies were available for guests.
Teacher John Freeman introduces the students' project.
The films were created using MovieMaker.
Kaitlyn, Jenn and Jaidyn Stutler
The classroom was decorated with a red carpet, balloons and hollywood stars.
Tyler
DJ, Henry and Dorothy Donovan
Holden and Trish Fout
Students pose for a photo with props.
Teachers John Freeman and Jessica Gardner
Skyler Menard and Judeah
Fourth grade students in John Freeman's class hosted a film festival for their families May 22 at Southside Elementary School.
For an assignment, the students wrote narratives revolving around a superhero theme. From there, the best nine were chosen via the student's votes and were turned into screenplays. In groups of five, the fourth graders worked together to stage the film, create props, act and film the movie and edit their masterpiece together.
At the film festival, the students presented their final movies to their parents and peers. They dressed up for the red carpet, posed for photos and enjoyed popcorn and snacks during the shows.
The film festival showed eight of the nine films. Guests were able to vote for their top favorite films after the showing. The votes were asked to be based on the criteria of creativity, acting, story line and humor.
