Juno – B2 Film & Song Study Pack
Teenage Life, Choices & Identity – through Film, Song & Critical Thinking
16 pages – colour and printer-friendly | B2 level

Bring humour, honesty, and emotional depth into your classroom with this interdisciplinary study pack based on Juno and the iconic indie song Anyone Else But You. This resource helps learners explore teenage identity, relationships, responsibility, and coming-of-age themes through high-level questions, vocabulary tasks, creative challenges, and role plays.

What’s Inside:
1.Song Work: Anyone Else But You
• Pre-listening prediction tasks & song interpretation
• Lyric analysis (imagery, irony, tone)
• Discussion questions on relationships, humour & lo-fi style
• Vocabulary in context + metaphor unpacking
• Reflection questions on healthy relationships & authenticity

2.Film Work: Juno
• Film-based discussion tasks (family, choice, adolescence)
• Character analysis (Juno, Paulie, Vanessa, Mark)
• Ethics & identity conversations (autonomy, responsibility)
• Creative tasks: Juno’s blog entry, advice café, letter to the baby
• Role plays: TV interview, film critics’ roundtable
• Opinion writing prompts (e.g., Does Juno make teenage pregnancy look too easy?)

3.Text Analysis: Film Review (The Guardian)
• Vocabulary from Peter Bradshaw’s review
• Critical reading questions on irony, narrative voice & maturity
• Questions linking the review to themes of adulthood, identity, and responsibility

Perfect for:
• B2 ESL learners
• Cross-curricular lessons on media literacy, ethics, PSHE, or literature
• Engaging, thoughtful film units
• Teachers who want meaningful discussions in the classroom

Dive into Juno’s world of imperfect love, tough choices, and unexpected growth.
Download this resource and challenge your students to rethink identity, responsibility, and what it really means to grow up.