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Moana

2016 | 107 min | K-7 | adventure, animation, comedy, family

Three thousand years ago, the world’s greatest navigators discovered the countless islands of Oceania on their voyages across the Pacific. However, they then stopped sailing for a whole millennium, and no one knows the reason why. Walt Disney Animation Studios’ film “Moana” is a captivating animation that tells the story of an adventurous young girl who embarks on a daring journey to save her people.

During her journey, Moana encounters the once-mighty demigod Maui, who guides her as she aspires to become a master navigator. On their action-packed adventure, they sail through the tumultuous ocean, facing formidable monsters and challenging situations. Along the way, Moana fulfills the task of her ancestors and discovers something she has always been searching for: her true self.

Directed by Ron Clements, John Musker, and Don Hall. Featuring original voice actors including Auli’i Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson, and Rachel House.

Tasks:

1. Polynesian Culture and Geography (Geography and History):
• Explore the Polynesian region and culture.
• Reflect with examples on how culture influences people’s customs and lives.

2. Narrative and Characters (Native Language and Literature):
• Analyze the story, structure, and characters of the movie “Moana.”
• Compare elements of traditional and modern storytelling.

3. Music and Culture (Music):
• Familiarize yourselves with the music in the film and its significance to the story. You can listen to the songs in their entirety.

4. Significance of Nature and the Environment (Geography and Visual Arts):
• Examine how nature and the environment play a central role in the story.
• Provide students with the opportunity to draw or paint pictures related to the theme.

5. Courage and Self-Esteem (Ethics and Worldview Education):
• Discuss courage, self-esteem, and pursuing one’s dreams. Reflect on how Moana surpasses her limits on her journey.

Summary:

This learning material provides teachers with tools to comprehensively address the movie “Moana” from various subject perspectives. It encourages students to explore Polynesian culture, elements of storytelling, the significance of music, and the impact of the environment on the story. Additionally, it promotes discussions on courage and self-esteem.

The learning material is produced by Elokuvalisenssi