Halloween project
Halloween in IH... and probably celebrated in some way in many language classroomsI came across this list of 100 scariest movies the other day and thought, "That might make a good blogging project".
A rough outline of a project
- In class, brainstorm, talk about "scariest movies", to see if we can produce a list of, say, 10 to 20
- See if we can agree on a rough ranking for them
- Turn on the PCs, and use a collaborative process writing approach to produce a plot summary plus what makes them really, really scary
- Go through various drafts, getting the other learners to commit on each others' work, and saving as Word documents
- Post the final version on a blog
- Get students to read the finished products, and use the "comments" feature to "vote" which they now think are most scary
More resources
More Halloween lesson plans on the BBC, and on DevelopingTeacher.com.
More lesson plans for other days of the year.
Labels: Days of the Year, Project work, Teaching Young Learners
2 Comments:
You could also "save as draft" on a blog -- quite a good way to avoid the problem of possibly losing work done on PCs in a computer lab.
Wikipedia explains all about pumpkin "Jack-o'-lanterns" (ie as shown in the photograph on this post).
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