Suckablood
Posted: October 29, 2013 Filed under: lesson plan, Short Film | Tags: Halloween, horror story, pronunciation, speaking, Suckablood 16 CommentsOn dark stormy nights, the Suckablood comes……….Just in time for Halloween, this lesson is based on a wonderfully atmospheric Gothic fairy tale about a girl whose habit of sucking her thumb angers her stepmother so much that she summons a monster to come for her. In class, our students’ challenge is to copy the creepy narrator’s telling of the tale as a poem.
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Hong Kong Honey
Posted: October 27, 2013 Filed under: lesson plan, Short Film | Tags: bees, food, Hong Kong, pronunciation, speaking, vocabulary 2 CommentsIn this lesson students watch a beautifully-filmed video about Hong Kong’s first urban beekeeper. The accompanying activities include a CAE-style multiple choice cloze, work on pronunciation, and discussion about food provenance. Click here for the Teacher’s Notes.
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