The Sweater

Collaborateurs : Canell, Marrin | Cohen, Sheldon | Lamb, Derek | Verrall, David | Office national du film du Canada
Animated films.Children and Youth -- Sports, Leisure and Play.Literature and Language - Canada -- Adaptations of Literary Works.Literature and Language - Canada -- Children's Materials.Literature and Language - Canada -- Quebec Literature.Literature and Language -- Adaptations of Literary Works.Literature and Language -- Animation based on Literature.Sports and Leisure - Winter Sports -- Hockey.Afficher 3 supplémentaires

Bestselling author Roch Carrier narrates a mortifying boyhood experience in this animated adaptation of his beloved story, « The Hockey Sweater. » In the 1940s, in the rural village of Saint Justine, Quebec, listening to the hockey game on the radio was a Saturday night tradition… and so was rooting for the Montreal Canadiens. All the boys worshipped the star player, Maurice « Rocket » Richard, and proudly wore the number 9 emblazoned on their sweaters. The boy in the story outgrows his hockey sweater, so his mother writes to « Mr. Eaton » for a new one. But instead of the coveted red, white and blue of Les Canadiens, the company sends a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey! Imagine the young player’s chagrin when he shows up at the neighbourhood rink in the blue and white colours of the arch-enemy! The Sweater has universal appeal for children and adults alike.

Consulter la ressourceicône afficher les liens
Années
Formation générale des adultes
Adultes 1er cycle | Adultes 2e cycle
Primaire
5e primaire | 6e primaire
Secondaire
1re secondaire | 2e secondaire | 3e secondaire | 4e secondaire | 5e secondaire
Image de la ressource
Type de ressource : Émission et filmFormat : 1 streaming video (10 min., 21 sec.)Collections : "Carrier" Package, 50 for 50: Volume 1, Tape 4: Children's Choice, A Christmas Gift, Canadian Literature: Short Stories 1, Five Transformations, From Book to Film: Animated Classics by Sheldon Cohen, Leonard Maltin's Animation Favorites from the National Film Board of Canada, LEONARD MALTIN'S ANIMATION FAVORITES FROM THE NFB (94:55), Maurice Richard - Une légende et son sport/Maurice Richard: A Legend and His Sport, Maurice Richard: A Legend and His Sport/Maurice Richard - Une légende et son sport, Speaking of Canada, The Rocket/Le RocketLangues : Sous-titré en anglais, AnglaisAnnée : ©1980
Résultats de la recherche
Retour aux résultats

Découvrir des ressources similaires

Image représentant la ressource: I Want a Dog

I Want a Dog

In this charming animated story, young May wants a dog more than anything else in the world. May thinks about dogs all the time. She talks about them, reads about them and covers the walls of her bedroom with dog pictures. But every time she asks her parents for a puppy, they tell her to wait till she's older. All her clever ploys meet with a resounding "NO." May remembers her father's words when she was little and learning to roller skate: "If at first you don't succeed, try again." So she follows his advice... in fact, she comes up with an ingenious idea to persuade Mom and Dad to change their minds. This fun-filled, offbeat story about a girl's hopes and dreams will enchant young viewers and their parents. Set to delightful music with doo-wop vocals, I Want a Dog is based on the book by celebrated children's author Dayal Kaur Khalsa.
Années : 1re primaire | 2e primaire | 3e primaire | 4e primaire | 5e primaire | 6e primaire | 1re secondaire | 2e secondaire
Image représentant la ressource: The Three Wishes

The Three Wishes

Based on the traditional folk tale of The Three Wishes, this animated short by Sheldon Cohen is about a poor couple who try to decide which of their dreams should come true after being granted special powers. The story is adapted by Toronto children's author Aubrey Davis and is set to a lively Klezmer soundtrack by the musical group Beyond the Pale.
Année : 1re primaire | 2e primaire | 3e primaire | 4e primaire
Image représentant la ressource: Pies

Pies

Based on a short story by Canadian author Wilma Riley, this animation film is about ethnic prejudice in all its blind viciousness. Mrs. Cherwak is Polish and owns a cow. Mrs. Meuser is a German with entrenched notions of cleanliness. She does not appreciate the cow's inevitable by-product. The film describes their conflict and its curious resolution over coffee and mincemeat pie. While the author chose to write about the Germans and the Poles she grew up with on the outskirts of Regina, the situation she describes could apply anywhere in the world.
Années : 5e primaire | 6e primaire | 1re secondaire | 2e secondaire | 3e secondaire | 4e secondaire | 5e secondaire