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TEACHING LEARNING ACTIVITIES Lesson 8 Lets talk! Introduction (warming up) Whole class work (5-10) Aim: to activate the students previous knowledge Aim: to introduce whisper, shout and in a normal voice * Teacher: In the previous lessons we have met a lot of different comic characters. Do you remember some of them? I want you to whisper some of their names. I want you to say their names in a normal voice. I want you to shout some of their names. If it is an animal I want you to whisper, if it is a person I want you to shout and if it is a thing or an object I want you to say it with a normal voice.
* Give the pupils worksheet 10. In pairs pupils have to match the different types of balloons with the short texts below. They can write the number inside the balloon. Worksheet 11 can be used instead of worksheet 10. Some flashcards with examples of balloons have been provided.
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Activity 2 Whole class activity (10-15) Aim: To use different types of balloons.
* Hand out worksheet number 13. Pupils have to draw a suitable balloon for each sentence. They can compare their balloons with a classmate. * Teacher can ask the pupils why they have used an specific type of balloon: Why have you used this balloon?. Pupils can use the frame at the bottom to answer: I have used this balloon because (the character) is (whispering).
(Optional Activity) Whole class activity Aim: to understand the use of visual metaphors and paralingustic content in comic books * Worksheet can be used to help pupils to odentify some common visual metaphors and paralinguistic content in comic books. End of lesson Pair work activity / Whole class activity (5) Aim: To encourage work at home * Tell the pupils to find out more examples of balloons at home or to create their own ones: For the next lesson you can try to find out other types of balloons in your comic books or in the comics books youll find in the school library. Perhaps you can create your own balloons (worksheet 14 can be used). In the corridor youll find a display where you can draw your balloons whenever you want during the week so everyone can see them. Remember we share our work. I will leave a box with some felt-tip pens for you to use. And remember you are welcomed and invited to write the text in English. Thank you and see you next lesson.
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Worksheet 10
TYPES OF BALLOONS
1. This balloon is used when a character says something not shouting, not whispering. He says something in a normal voice. 2. This balloon is used when a character says something in a quiet voice or whispers. 3. This balloon is used when a character says something in a loud voice or shouts. 4. This balloon is used when a character is thinking or dreaming. 5. This balloon is used when more than one character is speaking at the same time. 6. These ballons are used when two characters are having a conversation 7. This balloon is used when you cant see the character, his or her voice is off -stage. 8. This balloon is used when the character is cold. 9. This balloon is used when the character speaks through an electric device.
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Worksheet 11
TYPES OF BALLOONS
1. This balloon is used when a character says something not shouting, not whispering. He says something in a normal voice. 2. This balloon is used when a character says something in a quiet voice or whispers. 3. This balloon is used when a character says something in a loud voice or shouts. 4. This balloon is used when a character is thinking or dreaming.
5. This balloon is used when more than one character is speaking at the same time. 6. These ballons are used when two characters are having a conversation 7. This balloon is used when you cant see the character, his or her voice is off-stage. 8. This balloon is used when the character is cold. 9. This balloon is used when the character speaks through an electric device.
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Understanding comics: how to create a comic strip? Lesson 9 Lets talk! Examples of balloons
Worksheet
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Worksheet 13
TYPES of BALLOONS A. Draw a suitable balloon for each sentence. Ssssh! Dont wake him up!
HELP ME!
Im very cold!
Hi! Fine!
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Worksheet 14
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Worksheet
VISUAL METAPHORES
1. A person who has an idea. A 2. A person sleeping or snoring. B
D E
10.
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Worksheet
VISUAL METAPHORES
1. IVE GOT AN IDEA. A
8. I LOVE YOU!
9. SURPRISE!
J
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Worksheet
HES THINKING
HES FURIOUS
IM STUPID
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IT HURTS
IT HURTS
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HES ILL
HES SLEEPING
WHAT?
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WE ARE STUPID!
SHES SLEEPING
HES ANGRY
HES SWEARING
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HES IN TROUBLE
HES SWEARING
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