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Spoken Words
Guiding Question: How is telling a story different than writing one?
Area of Interaction: Human ingenuity
Student Learning Expectations:You will examine the changing nature of story telling, from oral to text, and now back to oral?
Objectives:• present your ideas, giving details where
appropriate
• communicate information, ideas and opinions
• use clear pronunciation and/or intonation
• correctly use a range of vocabulary
• correctly use a range of grammatical structures
AssessmentYou will retell a traditional story from your culture to retell as a recorded podcast.
Or
You will create a reworked version of your short story from Language A and record a podcast of the oral piece.
Or
You will tell the original story you create din class on StoryBird as a recorded podcast.
By the end of the unit you should be able to understand that
• a written story can be altered to have a different effect when spoken.
• that a story can be told in different ways.
• the basic core of what makes a story effective- both in written and oral forms.
Criteria to be assessed
Criterion A: Oral communication—message and interaction
Criterion B: Oral communication—language
Grade 6/7 ESL Unit Overview
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