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Cinema and soundtracks I think this is an original way to talk about cinema in the classroom. I�ve used famous soundtracks (the names are on the 2nd page) that students must recognise them and give an adjective to describe the music and the film, say the genre and describe the typical scene. It is for adults mainly because children probably don�t know the titles. Then th... Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     CATS the Musical. Reading and Theme song "Memory" Hi there, I�ve prepared this worksheet for the module of Cinema and music. It tells the story of the musical Cats (some info about it taken from Wikipedia. Then I would use the video from youtube to listen the theme song "memory" and students will watch it and complete the song. Finally we�ll talk about the message of the song and we�ll practice so... Level: elementary Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     At the movies 3 pages worksheet - vocabulary, speaking activity, completing a film review, movies genres, personal questions, famous hollywood directors. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Australia (movie) If you have young adults with an interest in Australia, Nicole Kidman or Hugh Jackman then this movie is a MUST. They will simply LOVE every moment of it. Use this word search to pre-teach the plot and some of the vocabulary. Enjoy!! **UPDATED 19Oct2010** Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Match the cover to the story line A reading and matching activity. You have to read the story lines of some films and choose the right cover. Students enjoy it. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Movies, cinema Puzzle game about movies Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: activity-card     Going to the Movies - Inviting a friend + Buying tickets - Focus on Reading and Speaking Another "real" situation, this time with the focus on Reading + Speaking. First, students read the dialogues - the 1st one a conversation on the phone (inviting someone to the movies) and the 2nd one at the box office. Then they answer some questions and take out expressions from the text used to invite someone and to buy movie tickets. Finally, th... Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     MOVIE THEATRE SCHEDULE TELLING TIME ALICE IN WONDERLAND With this worksheet, children have to find out the proper screening for the movie they want to watch: Alice in Wonderland by Tim Burton. Since they are given just $16, they have to figure out how much money they can spend, whether they can (or not)go to the 3D session, if they can take drink or popcorn, etc. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     The Intelligent Dog (Past Events) Simple Past Read the short story, solve and discuss your answers and prepare a performance about the story. Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     3 quizzes on British cinema 3 quizzes to check how much your students know about British cinema. Can be used as warming up activity in a lesson on cinema, or before viewing a film. I usually split the class into teams with such activities. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Bridgite Jones dialogues and test There are dialogues from the movie Bridget Jones and a test, you can copy only a part of dialogues, second part are students filling. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: activity-card     CINEMA QUIZ A quiz to be done in groups with general questions about mainstream cinema. The questions are organized into the following categories: films, people, places, famous lines, music and titles (key included) Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     What is on at the Cinema? Cinema listings - reading and writing A reading activity using current film listings. Comprehension questions about film genres, ratings and showing times. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     AVATARS Just to elicit the discussion about what avatars are and then extend it to free time activities, like cinema. It�s a good exercise to improve both reading and speaking Level: elementary Age: 13-14 Type: worksheet     Cinema: film genres This is a simple worksheet for young learners to identify different types of films and talk about them in an easy way. Level: elementary Age: 11-12 Type: worksheet

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