This is a link to the movie version of “The Most Dangerous Game.” It was filmed in 1932, and you will definitely see some of that age in the film. However, it really does a great job of encompassing the story, and because it was filmed so close to the time it was written, it really does show some authenticity that a modern version may lack.
If you missed watching any or all of the video in class, need a refresher, or are looking for project ideas, this is the film to get it from.
Also, remember that in two days we are taking a quiz over some of the vocabulary from the short story. I will post the list of words in my next blog update, and you can use this list to study.
My name is Christy Cude, and I am a 9-12th grade Learning Support Services Teacher working in the Learning Support Centers program. I work with 9th-12th grade students who are facing discretionary removals from their home campuses. I case manage students at Lanier High School and Anderson High School. I also am on LSC teams at Eastside High School and Crockett High School.
I am from San Antonio, Texas, and attended Alamo Heights High School, before moving to Austin to attend St. Edward's University, where I received my Bachelor's Degree in English and Secondary Education. I am a second year teacher, and am working on my Master's Degree in Educational Technology.
I am engaged and am planning my winter wedding in Downtown San Antonio. I also have a puppy named Mesa, who is my biggest hobby.
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