A,B,C - Introduction Theme 5: Story time

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Hello - Theme 5

Topic: Story time

Watch the video on the next slide

- Reading and making notes (characters, setting, plot)

- Homework revision : Theme 5 exercises 1, 3 and 4

- Do: Ex 6, 7.  

-  Study Stones 13&14

- The end + announcement READING BOOK

Today's programme

What are you going to learn: Theme 5 

• Tell and discuss stories
• Recommend something
• Describe an event or experience
• Write a story

• Words related to stories and books (like Blurb!)
• Some grammar :(

What kind of stories do you like?

Thriller

Fantasy

Sports

Classical Literature

Romance

Poetry

Fairy Tales

History

Detectives

Comedy

Write down the titles of English books you know. Have you read any of them?

Ex 4 revision: Our story...

We're going to write a story together

Each of you is going to write one sentence

You won't be able to see who wrote the previous sentences :)

I will call out who writes the next sentence

(most stories are written in the Past Tense)

The name of our main character is ...

Our story:

Do: 

- Exercise 1, 3, 4 page 6-7  Activity book B

- Use text book, p 72 (theme words)

If You had done it, go ahead and do Ex 6 & 7 pg. 8&9

Homework revision

- Ex 1, 3, 4, 

Key 1

alien - armed

encounter - page-turner

fairy tale -  flat tyre

wedding period - drama

The word I found is suspense; that means: spanning

C: Reading: Writing for television

- Read intently and answer questions

- Put words in the corrct order.

Books are often made into films. Have you seen any films based on books? Which was better, the book or the film?

Get to work!  15 minutes

• Work on Theme 5: ex. 6, 7. 
• Individually
• Question? Ask a classmate
  
• The exercise(s) need(s) to be finished at the end of class.
  
• Finished early? Go ahead and study stones 13& 14 .
• Do Ex  8,9,10.

Ex 6 - Key

1 spinoff of Eastenders

2 young people

3 how to write scripts.

4 on their own.

5 from home

6 goes out in the street to listen (to other people's conversation).

7 he gets to create characters from scratch.

8 to write about something that you love. / to never write about something because it's the latest thing.

Ex 7 - Key

1 First talks, workshops, watching TV shows and listening to conversations on the street. Then discussing characters and plot development. Then working on your script on your own.

2 to help each other out with difficult writing questions but also to send each other funny links.

3 Because it's set in the East End of London.

4 both take place in the same location; some characters appear in both; both focus on personal drama.

5 majority of characters only appear on E20; E20 focuses more on problems students experience themselves.

6 the storylines run parallel, so they need to work next to each other.

Homework

• Theme 5 ex. 8, 9 and 10
  
  
• Study stone 13&14 pg74
• Study vocabulary words D and irregular verbs

The end