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View School Schedule When Marnie Was There Field Trip Schedule The 33rd Annual OCT28 - NOV 6 .org 2016 Smart Films, Smart Kids Join us for our 33rd Anniversary and give your classroom a boost with our diverse selection A Field Trip to the Fest of curriculum-supported films from every corner It’s easy: the grade recommendations will help you select the best of the globe. A trip to the festival will encourage screenings for your students, and the films are scheduled and screened your students to explore world cultures, language at times and locations across Chicago. For additional screening options, we offer Extended Festival dates so you can easily plan a field trip that studies, creative arts, social studies, history, best fits your schedule during the average school day. literature and more. Educator Resources: A free comprehensive curriculum with learning and assessment plans aligned with Common Core Standards is provided Each year, the Chicago International Children’s to all groups. Film Festival welcomes over 30,000 Chicago- Unique Access: Pre- and post- screening discussions with the film- area children, adults, and educators. Over 100 makers and trained media education professionals, dig deeper into the filmmakers, media professionals, and celebri- film’s themes, storytelling, and production. ties lead pre- and post- screening discussions Just one film program gives you and your students weeks of exciting and and interactive workshops to help make media thought-provoking material for discussion, writing assignments, and an enriching and participatory experience for follow-up exercises. Chicago-area kids. Beauty and the Beast The Festival’s film programs are aligned with Educator Resources the Common Core Standards, addressing skills in areas such as: COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM LANGUAGE Arts A free comprehensive curriculum with learning assessment plans aligned Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, and Critical Thinking with Common Core Standards is provided electronically to all groups SOCIAL SCIENCE/HIstORY prior to your screening date. Heritage, Global Cultures, and Cross-Cultural Understanding MEDIA EDUCATION FINE Arts Film/Media, Principles of Art, Music, Theatre, and Movement Stimulating pre- and post-film discussions are led by the Festival’s trained SOCIAL / EMOTIONAL media educators for every screening. The Festival also welcomes dozens Values Clarification, Character Building, and Empathy Development of international filmmakers who lead interactive Q&As following many screenings. FOREIGN LANGUAGes Program duration reflects screening times and pre- and -post World Languages, Culture, and Geography screening discussions SCIENCE Scientific Inquiry, Concepts, and Technology in Society 1 L ocations Make a Reservation Facets N Clybour e Ave Ave Av rt d o n Jenny Grist p Contact: n la th Ave h u s o N Racine N S N A N Email: [email protected] N F llerton Ave W Fullerton Ave W Phone: 773-281-9075 ext. 3009 Hours of operation: 9am – 5pm N Clybourn Ave Ave N Greenview Ave Monday through Friday Fax: (773) 929-0266 N Ashland W Webster Ave W Webster Ave Website: Facets.org 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago Facets is located one block east of Ashland on Fullerton. Unmetered street parking. Prices $6 per child for groups of 25 or more ($7 for groups under 25). Music Box Theatre Group leaders and chaperones attend for free based on an approximate 10:1 ratio of students to teachers. Fees may apply N Clark St W Byron St W Byron St for additional chaperones. N Southport Ave N Southport N Wayne Ave N Wayne N Janssen Ave include all major credit cards, W Grace St P ayment options W Grace St school checks, cash, and purchase orders. N Ashland Ave Ashland N • Make checks payable to Facets Multi-Media, Inc. N Lakewood Ave N Magnolia Ave N Bosworth Ave N Greenview Ave N Greenview W Waveland Ave W Waveland Ave • A deposit of 30% is required to confirm your N Wayne Ave N Wayne N Racine Ave N Racine reservation and is due upon receipt of invoice. 3733 N. Southport Ave., Chicago • Deposit refunds are only available to groups who The Music Box Theatre is located north of Addison cancel 10 business days before their attendance date. on Southport. Metered street parking. Groups should arrive at the theater 15 minutes before showtime for Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts seating (larger groups of 200 or more should arrive 20 minutes before Midway Plaisance showtime). Screenings will not be delayed for late groups regardless of size or circumstance. The school or organization is responsible for E 60th St all transportation arrangements. Ave Refreshments $3 each. Refreshment packages (16oz. popcorn and soda) are available S Ellis Ave Ellis S S Drexler Ave Drexler S S Ingleside Ingleside S S Cottage Groove Ave Groove Cottage S at Facets location only and must be ordered with the Field Trip Coordinator at the time of your reservation. E 61st St 915 E. 60th St., Chicago The Logan Center for the Arts is located in the Hyde Park neighborhood on the University of Chicago campus, south of the Midway Plaisance. Street and ramp parking. A lliance Française de Chicago 810 N Dearborn St., Chicago 18 Between Chestnut St. and Chicago Ave. in Near North Side. Metered street parking. G irl of 672K 2 Name School/Organization Address City State Zip Work phone Cell phone Home phone It can be difficult to contact teachers during business hours—personal numbers are a big help. E-mail Fax Other contact (name & number) Group Information Number of children in group Age range Grade Number of adult chaperones Teachers and adult chaperones are admitted free of charge. There should be one chaperone per 10 children. Fees may apply for additional chaperones. Screening Information o Festival Screenings: October 28 - November 4 o Extended Festival Screenings: Weekdays, October 24 - 28 & November 7 - Dec. 2 Date Day of the week Time Program Facets media educators read the English subtitles of foreign-language films aloud in programs for Pre-K through 2nd Grade (ages 2-8). If your students would benefit from subtitles being read aloud (programs for older ages) or not being read aloud (programs for younger ages), please let us know. Should your group require special seating arrangements please alert the group sales coordinator at the time of booking. L ocations Refreshments o Facets — 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago Refreshment packages (16oz. popcorn & soda) are available at Facets location ONLY and must be reserved with the Field Trip Coordinator in advance. o Music Box Theatre — 3733 N. Southport Ave., Chicago Packages are $3.00 per person (students & chaperones). o Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts — 915 E. 60th St., Chicago o Alliance Française — 810 N Dearborn St., Chicago Number of refreshment packages: @ $3.00 each = $ Refreshment restriction notes (no caffeine, etc.): Group Numbers & Pricing Groups 25+ @$6.00 = $ P ayment Information Groups of less than 25 @$7.00 = $ Payment Method (check one): Chaperones = Free* Check/Cash o MasterCard o Visa o Amex o Discover o Additional chaperones @$10.00 = $ Refreshment packages @$3.00 = $ Credit Card Number: *Free chaperones are based on an approximate 10:1 ratio of students to teachers. Fees may apply for additional chaperones. Total = $ Expiration Date: Deposit due (30% of ticket total) = $ Name on Card: Balance (due day of screening) = $ Group Screening Agreement 3 Make checks payable to Facets Multi-Media, Inc. 3 A deposit of 30% is required to confirm your reservation and is due upon receipt of invoice. 3 Deposit refunds are only available to groups who cancel 10 business days before their attendance dates. 3 Groups should arrive at theater 15 min. before showtime for seating. 3 Screenings will not be delayed for late groups regardless of size or circumstance. 3 School or organization is responsible for all transportation arrangements. I (signature) of (school or group) verify that I am authorized to book a program and understand all of the policies outlined above. To mail this form, please send to: Chicago International Children’s Film Festival Attn: Group Sales Field Trip Coordinator: Jenny Grist 773-281-9075 ext. 3009, [email protected] or Fax 773-929-0266 1517 W. Fullerton Ave.Chicago, IL 60614 Reading the Schedule Recommended Grade Ranges All programs are listed with grade recommendations. These are offered as a general guideline only. Symbols are used to mark programs that contain profanity (P), violence (V), or mature themes (M) relative to the suggested grade range of the program. P V M Filmmaker Appearances - Screening Discussions Post-screening discussions will be led by a trained media education professional for all field trip screenings. The Festival also welcomes dozens of international filmmakers who will provide unique insights and allow students to dig deeper into the film’s themes, storytelling, and production. If a filmmaker is present for their screening, a Q&A will follow at the end of the program. Subtitles? No Problem! Films are presented in their original languages with English subtitles unless otherwise indicated. For programs including Pre-K through 2nd Grade, the subtitles are read aloud by media educators. Program with subtitled films. Subtitles will be read aloud. Extended Festival Do you like a program or film but the listed time doesn’t fit your schedule? From October 24 to October 28 and November 7 to December 2, you can reserve a date, time, and location that works better for your group. Contact our Field Trip Coordinator Jenny Grist via email ([email protected]) or phone (773-281-9075 ext. 3009) and she can help you with your reservation. Moom 4 Field Trips Grades PK-K Tune Up Music Box Theatre 2 Monday, October 31 | 10:15AM. 75 min. Time to tune up! The characters in this collection of short films show how mistakes can become opportunities.
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