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2010 School Group &Schedule 27th Annual Ch cago International Children’s Film Festival October 22–October 29 773–281–9075 [email protected] www.facets.org/kids Locations Dear Educators, W Belle Plaine Ave W Belle Plaine Ave Are you looking for an affordable field trip that will make a real impact on your students’ learning? ve N Clybour e A ve e Av e Av Av rt A d ve o n What better way to inspire and captivate young minds than through the magic of movies? p A e a l e n e t h S Ellis E 58th St. ve h A Av v u Av ve s A o N A acine R N M o S r N A N ilw N Lavergne e N University N Leclaire a oodlawn c uke i th Ave ve W Fullerton C Ave e of Chicago S Kimbark W Fullerton yler Ave S W r Ave N Laporte W Cu Av ve e W Cuyl A Join us for the 27 annual Chicago International Children’s Film Festival (CICFF) and use the power of e N A E 59th St. E 59th St. N Clybour W Irving Park Rd Midway Plaisance media to engage and entertain your students while enhancing your classroom work. As the largest and W Irving Park Rd e v Ave ve A N Greenview A Midway Plaisance e n ve longest running children’s film festival in North America, the CICFF discovers the best in world cinema, n A rg A e E 60th St. shland ve v E 60th St. a S Cottage Groove N Lamon L N A raising the bar for quality film programming for young people. N W Webster Ave S Ellis W Webster Ave W Dakin St W Dakin St Facets Multi-Media Bank of America Cinema University of Chicago—Max The Festival’s interactive, multi-cultural film programs address skills in areas such as: 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago 4901 W. Irving Park, Chicago Palevsky Cinema, Ida Noyes Hall th • Language Arts: Critical Thinking And Higher Order Thinking Skills Friday, October 22 and Monday through Friday, October 22 and Monday through 1212 E. 59 St., Chicago Friday, October 25–29 at 9:45AM & Friday, October 25–29 at 9:45AM & Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, October • Social Science: Global Culture and Cross-Cultural Understanding 11:45AM. Additional screenings can be 11:45AM. 25, 26 & 27 at 9:45AM & 11:45AM. • Fine Arts: Filmmaking Activities and Media Literacy arranged Monday through Friday, Buses, turn on Lavergne to get to Ida Noyes Hall is easily accessible from • Social Emotional: Values Clarification, Character Building and Problem Solving November 1 to November 12. parking lot. The theater is in the back of Lake Shore Drive, exit 57th St. Afternoon screening times available! the building. • Foreign Language Facets is located 1 block east of Ashland, on Fullerton. • Science Each program is supported by a comprehensive curriculum, with stimulating post-film discussions led by the Festival’s trained media educators. Over 150 international actors and filmmakers also attend screenings to introduce their films and host Q&As with students. e W 31st St W 31st St W Diversey Pkwy Participating educators receive a free 130–page curriculum guide with Learning and Assessment Plans ve Av Illinois Institute of Technology Diversey aligned with Illinois Learning Standards to relate film to schoolwork and to further expand your students’ Ave Harbor Artesian A ve 90 N N A N Campbell learning after the Festival. Schubert e W Schubert Ave Av 90/94 W N lvd N Lake Shore Dr B C h twort n ve a n A 90/94 W Lakeview n S Dearborn St North Logan o Festival Highlights: n Dan Ryan Expy S State St We W S D e Pond N S Federal St C r Ke Av nn la • More than 250 of the best films and videos for children from over 40 countries. e rk d S Michigan y K S E en xp ne estern t y dy W Logan Blvd Exp • Film programs tailored specifically to each grade level. y W r D ore Sh ake L N W 33rd St W 33rd St W Fullerton Pkwy W Fullerton Pkwy • My First Movies! programs now scheduled for Pre-K and Kindergarten classes. Regal Cinemas—City North Illinois Institute of Technology— Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum • Diverse films celebrate cultural diversity, including: Stadium 14 McCormick Theater, Hermann 2430 North Cannon Drive, Chicago 2600 N. Western Ave., Chicago Hall Proud to Be Me: Stories of African and African-American Children Friday, October 22 at 9:45AM and 11:45 AM. 3241 S. Federal St., Suite 102, Chicago Monday, October 25 and Friday, October, The Nature Museum is just off of Lake Español Para Todos: Spanish language program 29 at 9:45AM, 10:15AM, 10:45AM, and Thursday and Friday, October 28 & 29 at Shore Drive at Cannon & Fullerton. • Free 130–page curriculum with Learning and Assessment Plans aligned with Illinois Learning 11:15AM. 9:45AM & 11:45AM. Regal Cinemas—City North Exit 90/94 Expressway at 31st street, east Standards. Stadium 14 is located off the Kennedy to Federal. • Free Professional Development Workshops (with CPDU credits) for attending educators. (90/94), exit Western Ave. See You at the Festival! For additional information, or to book your field trip–please contact us at 773-281-9075 ext. 3009 or [email protected]. 1 What? Curriculum Guide Group Registration Form th The 27 Annual Chicago International Children’s Our 130–page Curriculum Guide is FREE for teachers 2010 Chicago International Children’s Film Festival c/o Facets Multi-Media, Inc. 1517 W. Fullerton Ave. Chicago, IL 60614 Film Festival. who attend the Festival (an $80.00 value). This valuable tel 773–281–9075 ext. 3009 fax 773–929–0266 [email protected] or [email protected] www.facets.org/kids teaching tool is written to align with Illinois Learning Standards. Group Contact Information When? Weekdays (October 22–29, 2010) plus two additional Name weeks of special screenings (November 1–November Festival Prizes School/Organization 12). Screening times are 9:45, 10:15, 10:45, 11:15 and Kids count at the Festival! After each screening, 11:45AM. Afternoon screenings also available! children receive “Best of Fest” ballots to rate the films. Address City State Zip The Best of Fest Prize, along with the Adult and Children’s Jury awards, will be announced at the Work phone Cell phone Home phone Where? It can be difficult to contact teachers during business hours... personal numbers are a big help! Facets Multi-Media—1517 W. Fullerton Ave., American Airlines Closing Night Awards Presentation. E-mail Fax Chicago Bank of America Cinema—4901 W. Irving Park, Program Guidance Grade Level Index: These are suggested for each Other contact (name & number) Chicago At school or organization program and are offered as a general guideline only. University of Chicago—Max Palevsky Cinema, Symbols will be used to mark programs that contain Group Information Ida Noyes Hall—1212 E. 59th St., Chicago mild profanity (P), mild violence (V), or mature themes Number of children in group Age range Grade Regal Cinemas—City North Stadium 14 (M). The “M” symbol is similar to PG/PG-13 rating. 2600 N. Western Ave., Chicago Number of adult chaperones M V P Teachers and adult chaperones are admitted free of charge. There must be at least one chaperone per every 10 children. Additional fees may apply if Illinois Institute of Technology—McCormick student:chaperone ratio exceeds 10:1 Theater Hermann Hall The following symbols indicate a premiere presentation 3241 S. Federal St., Suite 102, Chicago of a film or other special event. Screening Information Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Festival Screenings: October 22, 25–29 2430 N. Cannon Drive, Chicago Post-Festival Screenings: November 1–5 and November 8–12 Date Day of the week Time How much? Program Tickets are $6.00 per child for groups of 25 or more. Group leaders and chaperones attend for free! Locations Additional charges may apply. Subtitles? No Problem! Professional actors will read the English subtitles of Facets Multi-Media—1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago Concessions (small popcorn & soda) $3 for each are Bank of America Cinema—4901 W. Irving Park, Chicago available at Facets ONLY and must be ordered in foreign-language films aloud in programs for Early Elementary and younger. University of Chicago—Max Palevsky Cinema, Ida Noyes Hall—1212 E. 59th St., Chicago advance. Regal Cinemas—City North Stadium 14—2600 N. Western Ave.,Chicago Illinois Institute of Technology—McCormick Theater Hermann Hall—3241 S. Federal St., Suite 102, Chicago Reserve Your Group! Questions? Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum—2430 N. Cannon Drive, Chicago 1. Check the program Grade Level Index on page 5. Contact Kidsfest at 773–281–9075, or email to 2. Select a program. [email protected]. Visit us online at Refreshments www.facets.org/kids. A refreshment package (one small popcorn & one small soda) is available at the Facets location ONLY. Refreshment packages MUST be pre-arranged with the Group Sales 3. Contact Group Sales at 773–281–9075 ext. 3009 Coordinator. This refreshment package is $3.00 each, per person (student & chaperone) or [email protected] to make your reservation or ______ Yes, my screening is at the Facets location and our group would like to pre-arrange refreshment packages. get more information on screenings. You can also fill out the Group Reservation Form (page 3 and 4), Number of refreshment packages: ______________ @ $3.00 each = __________________ and fax to 773–929–0266.
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