Anglia Lesson 6 & 7 - Final Assignment

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2

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The final assignment

Look at page 16 in your booklet: 

During the last 5 lessons, you’ve seen a lot of news videos. Now that you’re a professional news reporter, you’re going to record your very own English news broadcast. This will be done in groups of 4/5, and you have 2 full lessons to finish this assignment. The video should be min. 3 and max. 5 minutes long. You can find a list of useful language on the last page of your booklet. 

Step 1 (lesson 6)

Look on the internet for an (English) article that you all find interesting. This can be about anything: sports, climate change, politics, anything that is happening in the world that you find interesting.

Step 2 (lesson 6)

Decide who is going to do what:

The roles are as followed:

- 2 news reporters who are going to explain the news item: 1 person is at the location your news is happening, 1 person is at the “studio” explaining the news.

- 1 interviewer, 1 interviewee (= someone who is being interviewed about the news item).

If you’re in a group of 5: 2 news reporters who are at the “studio”, 1 person who is at the location your news is happening.

Everyone has to be in the video, and everyone has to speak during the video.

Step 3 (lesson 6)

Write a script – don’t forget to give your news broadcast a name! Decide: who is going to say what? You have to use the information from the article in your news video.

Step 4 (lesson 7)

Record your news video. You’re allowed to use a piece of paper with your text on it, just make sure it doesn’t look like you’re reading from a piece of paper. Tip: use a PowerPoint with pictures to make the news broadcast look more real. 

Step 5 (lesson 7)

Look at this checklist, does your video include everything?

•  Everyone is included in the video.
•  Everyone speaks during the video.
  
•  1 person is at the location where the news is happening.
  
•  1 person is at the “station” reporting the news.
  
•  1 person is interviewing someone.
  
•  1 person is being interviewed.
  
•  Your video is min. 3 minutes and max. 5 minutes long.
  
•  Your video has a beginning, middle (with explanation of the situation and a short interview) and ending.
  

Step 6 (lesson 7)

Finished? One group member has to e-mail your final product to your teacher. Make sure to include the names of every member of your group in the e-mail

My e-mail address is: [e-mail]

Lesson 6, today: step 1, 2 and 3 (p. 16)

Step 1: Find an English article

Step 2: Divide the roles

Step 3: Write a script

Need inspiration? You can find the links to the news videos we watched in class in your booklet. 

Questions? Ask me! 

Next lesson: bring a charged phone!

Lesson 7, today: step 4, 5 and 6 (p. 17)

Step 4: record your news video

Step 5: checklist: did you include everything?

Step 6: e-mail your video to your teacher

Questions? Ask me! 

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