English and Communication: Listening To Sound and Asking Questions.

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English and Communicatio n: Listening To Sound and Asking Questions

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English and Communication:Listening To

Soundand

Asking Questions

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Listening to sound

The different sounds we hear in a film are all very important.

If we hear something unusual or out of place we know something strange is happening, eg farm animals in a shopping centre.

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Listening to sound

There are four types of sound you will hear in a film:

1. music 2. sound effects 3. voices4. silence.

Make a list of sounds you might hear in a film.

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Listening to sound

What have you written – any of these?

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Listening to sound – task

You are going to watch the film Little Dinosaurs with the sound turned off – you will only see what happens.

After you watch the film you are going to discuss what is happening in it.

http://www.movingimageeducation.org/resources/films/little-dino

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Listening to sound

Little Dinosaurs

1. What is happening in the film?

2. What are the characters doing?

3. Is it a serious film or a comedy?

4. Does it have a happy or sad ending?

5. What music would you use?

6. What kind of sound effects would you have?

7. What would the dinosaurs’ voices sound like?

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Asking questions

If we ask questions about a film it can help us to understand what is happening.

This is a very important skill.

It’s your turn to ask the questions. Try to ask questions starting with these words as you’ll get better answers:

How? Why? Where?

Who? When? What?

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Asking questions – task

You are going to watch Little Dinosaurs again with both the screen and the sound turned on.

After you watch it you are going to make up three questions about the film and share them with your partner/group.

http://www.movingimageeducation.org/resources/films/little-dino

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Listening to sound – task

You are going to watch the film Terrafarmer with the screen turned off – you will only hear what happens.

After you watch it you are going to discuss what is happening in the film.

http://www.movingimageeducation.org/resources/films/terrafarmer

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Asking questions

Terrafarmer

1. Is the film set indoors or outdoors?

2. Is the film set in the past, present or future?

3. What age are the characters?

4. What’s happening in the film?

5. What are the characters doing?

6. Is this a funny or tragic film?

7. Does it have a happy or sad ending?

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Listening to sound – task

You are going to watch Terrafarmer again with both the screen and the sound turned on.

After you watch it you are going to make up three questions about the film and share them with your partner/group.

http://www.movingimageeducation.org/resources/films/terrafarmer

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Plenary question list

What new thing did you learn? What helped you learn today? Could you use this in another subject? What do you want to learn more about? Where could you learn more about this?