ACTIVITY 3


Monologue: okay, okay.

Pronunciation Focus: Gestures.

 

Warm-up

Prepare five groups of cards with five different gestures. Cover them and have each student take one. Then the students will walk around the room imitating that gesture, while observing others and joining those who make the same gesture and form a team.

 

Extensive viewing

Invite students to watch the monologue at home and then record themselves performing it. Ask the students to take care of the stress of the words. For which it is convenient to put into practice the following tips:

ü Play the monologue.

ü Detect changes in tone and strength of voice.

ü Analyze the sections where you can express different emotions such as joy, sadness, anger, surprise.

ü Memorize the monologue.

ü Record a video performing the monologue. Review the video and if you consider necessary record again.

ü upload the final recording to the virtual platform.

Feedback

Once the monologues have been uploaded, randomly assign a video to each student and ask them to comment on a positive aspect found in that work.


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