Watched Alice in Borderlands

Art

• Explored visual storytelling and cinematography through the use of symbolism, color, and composition in the show.
• Learned about character design and costume design, which are important elements in creating a visually engaging story.
• Explored the use of lighting and set design to create atmosphere and mood in the show.

English Language Arts

• Analyzed character development, plot structure, and narrative techniques used in the series.
• Explored themes such as survival, leadership, friendship, and trust, and discussed how they are portrayed in the show.
• Explored the impact of dialogue and language choices on character development and storytelling.

Foreign Language

• Explored Japanese culture, language, and customs through the show's setting and characters.
• Learned about Japanese language use and pronunciation, including common phrases and expressions used in the series.
• Explored the differences between Japanese and English storytelling and cultural norms.

History

• Explored the concept of parallel worlds and alternative realities, connecting them to historical and philosophical ideas.
• Discussed how the show incorporates historical events and figures into its plot, and how it reimagines them in a new context.
• Explored the social and cultural implications of the survival game set in an abandoned city.

After watching "Alice in Borderlands," students can engage in creative writing activities, such as writing a new episode or imagining alternative endings for the series. They can also explore creating their own visual storyboards or art pieces inspired by the themes and characters in the show. Additionally, they can delve into researching Japanese culture, history, and language to gain a deeper understanding of the elements portrayed in the series.

Book Recommendations

• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll: A classic tale that inspired "Alice in Borderlands," this book offers a whimsical and imaginative journey through a surreal world of fantasy and adventure.
• The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins: This dystopian novel shares similarities with the survival game theme present in "Alice in Borderlands," exploring themes of survival, sacrifice, and friendship in a high-stakes environment.
• The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton: A suspenseful and mind-bending mystery novel that features the exploration of parallel realities and the consequences of choices, much like in the show.