122_Week9_Story7_Zootopia

Draw

Draw your favorite animal

​Story:7 _ Zootopia

What is Dubbing?

**You will listen to a song, and fill in the blanks with words from the song **​

​Listening Activity

Labelling

Fill in the blank as you listen to the song

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

fail

heart

everything

sometimes

leave

falling

end

mistakes

tonight

nobody

​Word	​Meaning
​docket (n)	​a list of things that need to be discussed
​acknowledge (v)	​to accept, admit, or recognize something
​recruit (n)	​a new member of an organization
​mammal (n)	​any animal of which the female feeds her young on milk from her own body
​case (n)	​a particular situation or example of something
​missing (adj)	​not found where you expect to find someone or something; lost or absent
​predator (n)	​an animal that hunts, kills, and eats other animals
​priority (n)	​something that is very important and must be dealt with before other things
​hire (v)	​to employ someone or pay someone to do a particular job

​Word	​Meaning
​stereotype (n)	​a set idea that people have about what someone or something is like especially an idea that is wrong
​dickens (n)	​an emphasizer used to show surprise or annoyance
​teensy (adj)	​ very small
​​roll call (n)	​the process of calling out a list of names to establish who is present
​bullpen (n)	​a room with an open floor plan without walls to divide desks
​eaten alive	​​the phrase to say that someone will be completely defeated.

Match

Match the following

• docket

• acknowledge

• bluepen

• eaten alive

• recruit

a list of things that need to be discuss

to accept, admit, or recognize something

a room with an open floor plan without walls to divide

desks

the phrase to say that someone will be completely

defeated.

a new member of an organization

• a list of things that need to be discuss

• to accept, admit, or recognize something

• a room with an open floor plan without walls to divide

  desks

• the phrase to say that someone will be completely

  defeated.

• a new member of an organization

Match

Match the following

• any animal of which the female feeds her young on milk

  from her own body

• a particular situation or example of something

• not found where you expect to find someone or

  something; lost or absent

• an animal that hunts, kills, and eats other animals

• very small

mammal

case

missing

predator

teensy

• mammal

• case

• missing

• predator

• teensy

Match

Match the following

• something that is very important and must be dealt with

  before other things

• to employ someone or pay someone to do a particular job

• a set idea that people have about what someone or

  something is like, especially an idea that is wrong

• an emphasizer used to show surprise or annoyance

• the process of calling out a list of names to establish who is

  present

priority

hire

stereotype

dickens

roll call

• priority

• hire

• stereotype

• dickens

• roll call

​Watch the two short clips from the movie. Focus on the actors' pronunciation, intonation, and expression.

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Drama Listening

Pronunciation, Intonation, and Expression

Pronunciation is the way that

we say sounds.

Intonation is the way that we

raise and lower our voices

Expression is the way that we use our voice to convey

emotion.

​Intonation Exercise

Intonation is the sound pattern of your voice that rises or falls when you speak.

Intonation Exercise

​Intonation is the sound pattern of your voice that rises or falls when you speak.

Certain intonation patterns are often used with certain types of sentences. For example, yes-no questions and tag questions typically end with a rising intonation while information questions (wh questions) and affirmative sentences typically end with a falling intonation. In addition, questions that offer choices will typically have a rising intonation on each choice and a falling intonation on the last choice, showing that the speaker has finished (Mixed Intonation).

​Put a down-pointing arrow ( ) in the space if the voice falls OR put an up-pointing arrow ( ) if the voice rises at the end of each sentence. The first two sentences have been done as examples.



Do you like coffee? ______ No, I don’t. ______

Draw

Draw an arrow to indicate "voice fall" or "voice rise"

Drag and Drop

I understand quite well. ​

Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Drag and Drop

Do you understand? ​ ​ ​

Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Draw

Indicate with an arrow $$\Uparrow$$ if the sentence is "voice rise" and " $$\Downarrow$$ " "voice down"

​Let's Practice Reading

Assignment

You can choose to work in pairs or do it by yourself.
1) Single - Video clip #1: Elephant in the room (p. 60)
2) Pairs - Video Clip #2: Meet Clawhauser (p.60)