We thank Diane for sharing these screen shot sets of three more of Simon’s Cat MT episodes:
Cat Man Do
Simon’s Cat Feed Me
Simon’s Cat Scary Legs
Diane explains:
Hi Ben,
Here are the three Simon’s Cat screenshot PPTs I have used. To me, “Scary Legs” is the one that lends to slightly more advanced beginners; Cat Man Do & Feed Me are easier to use with early level 1. But of course, these easily can be used across all levels, which is wonderful. I need to do more of that kind of thing & I think that Video & Discuss supports working across levels well. (I don’t like calling this MovieTalk, I think that’s different.)
One favorite semi-independent activity after all the video stuff is done, and we’ve read a version of it, is something Annick I think often does: scramble the sentences out of order, and have students read & put it back into story order. I sometimes show the “Slideshow View” in PowerPoint so they can see the visuals for the story order as a help.
Of course, I don’t know if these screenshots are really technically legal, but I’m not charging anything or claiming it as if mine!
Diane
Here are the three Simon’s Cat screenshot PPTs I have used. To me, “Scary Legs” is the one that lends to slightly more advanced beginners; Cat Man Do & Feed Me are easier to use with early level 1. But of course, these easily can be used across all levels, which is wonderful. I need to do more of that kind of thing & I think that Video & Discuss supports working across levels well. (I don’t like calling this MovieTalk, I think that’s different.)
One favorite semi-independent activity after all the video stuff is done, and we’ve read a version of it, is something Annick I think often does: scramble the sentences out of order, and have students read & put it back into story order. I sometimes show the “Slideshow View” in PowerPoint so they can see the visuals for the story order as a help.
Of course, I don’t know if these screenshots are really technically legal, but I’m not charging anything or claiming it as if mine!
Diane