This is a video created by a Vancouver Film School student. Watch it and then start a discussion in your class.
😎 Try it! After watching the video think about how would you feel arriving in a strange new place, what would you do? And, if you had the opportunity, how would you describe your community to a new visitor? How could you make he/she feel welcome? You can start a discussion in your class, write down your opinions in the blackboard and then write an article with the conclusions.
If you like reading or watching films about superheroes now you have the opportunity to create your own one!
😎 Try it! Click on the Hero Factory and choose the face, body, powers, abilities, name… of your superhero! When you finish, print your character or save it in your e-mail adress. Then, show your hero to the rest of the class and write a description explaining why is he/she special. You can follow these questions as a guide:
You can work all together with the rest of the class. Think about a problem in your class and design a superhero who can cope with it.
Do you like sports? Let’s learn some interesting facts about soccer (football), basketball and tennis.
😎 Try it! Click on Sports on the net and have a good time learning about sports. Please follow the order of the links and enjoy!
😎 Try it! Click on Grammar Blast, choose your level and the quiz you want to practise, answer 10 questions and earn up 100 game points!
English grammar is quite logical so it is not very difficult to learn, but if you want to feel confident about grammar as well as to improve your oral or writing skills you have to practice it a lot!!
😎 Try it! Grammar bytes is an English web page where you can put into practice your grammar. You can complete some online exercises about irregular verbs, pronouns, the use of commas… Choose between different levels of difficulty. If your answer is correct, the prizes are really good…
You can listen to music, but sometimes is possible to read or even to watch music. Turn off the volume and let’s see it with Yellow Submarine, a 1966 song by The Beatles.
😎 Try it! Think of a song and work in pairs. Prepare a power point presentation only with the lyrics or images about the song and show it to the rest of the class. Without listening the music, will your classmates be able to guess the title or the rythm of your song?
