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= E6 E - Compare text and video =

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= Einleitung =

'''Mini description:''' Compare a very short English text scene with a video version. Look at '''action''', '''characters''' and '''atmosphere'''. Then use your ideas in speaking and writing.

'''Level:''' English as first foreign language, Year 6, E-level, Baden-Württemberg.

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'''Learning path:''' Notice → understand → practise → use → feedback → use again.

'''Language rule:''' Try English first. If you need help, use the steps: '''Hint → German help → example → solution'''. Do not translate everything.

'''Media rule:''' The Wikimedia Commons images used here are free or public-domain files on their file pages. The videos are embedded from official education channels. Do not download or re-upload videos. Recordings in tasks are voluntary and should stay private. Do not upload personal data or school recordings to external AI tools. If you use AI for ideas, check the result and write the final version in your own words.

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== I can ... ==

# I can say what happens in a short text scene.
# I can find important characters and describe them.
# I can compare the atmosphere in text and video.
# I can give a short reason with '''because'''.
# I can speak and write a short comparison.

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== Quick start: What do you already know? ==

'''Try English first.'''

# What can a text tell you with words?
# What can a video add with pictures, voices, music or sound?
# Which word fits: happy, tense, funny, calm or scary?

'''Hint:''' Think about what you can '''read''', '''see''' and '''hear'''.

'''German help:''' Ein Text arbeitet vor allem mit Wörtern. Ein Video kann zusätzlich Bild, Stimme, Geräusche, Musik, Bewegung und Kamera nutzen.

'''Example:''' The text says the room is dark. The video adds quiet music.

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= Media starter =

Look at the two pictures. What atmosphere do they create?

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'''Think – pair – share:''' Say three words. Then compare with a partner.

'''Useful words:''' dark – bright – quiet – strange – safe – scary – calm – tense.

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= Notice: Read a very short scene =

'''Scene: Granny's room'''

Red steps into Granny's room. Granny is in bed, but something feels strange.

'''Red:''' “Granny, your eyes look very big.”

'''Granny:''' “I can see you very well.”

Red moves closer. The room is quiet and a little dark.

'''First reading:''' What happens? Who is there? How does the scene feel?

'''Hint:''' Underline one action, circle two characters and box one atmosphere word.

'''German help:''' Suche Handlung, Figuren und Stimmung. Du musst nicht jedes Wort übersetzen.

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== Vocabulary in context ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Word
! Easy meaning
! Use it
|-
| '''scene'''
| one part of a story or film
| This scene is short.
|-
| '''character'''
| a person or figure in a story
| Red is a character.
|-
| '''action'''
| what happens
| The action is simple.
|-
| '''atmosphere'''
| the feeling of a scene
| The atmosphere is tense.
|-
| '''sound'''
| what you hear
| The sound makes the scene scary.
|-
| '''camera'''
| what shows the film image
| The camera moves closer.
|}

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= Understand: Watch the video version =

Watch the British Council version of '''Little Red Riding Hood'''. First watch for the story. Then watch the scene in Granny's room again.

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'''Watch 1 – gist:''' Who is in Granny's room?

'''Watch 2 – details:''' What can you see and hear that is not in our short text?

'''Possible focus:''' face, eyes, voice, movement, room, sound, speed.

'''Hint:''' You do not need every word. Look and listen for evidence.

'''German help:''' Achte beim zweiten Sehen besonders auf Bild, Stimme, Geräusche, Bewegung und Tempo.

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== Compare: text and video ==

Copy and complete the table with short notes.

{| class="wikitable"
! Focus
! Text
! Video
|-
| '''Action'''
| Red enters and moves closer.
| What extra movement do you see?
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| '''Characters'''
| Red and Granny
| What do faces, voices and gestures show?
|-
| '''Atmosphere'''
| quiet, dark, strange
| What makes it tense or funny?
|}

'''Useful comparison language:'''

# '''Both''' the text and the video show ...
# '''In the text''', ...
# '''In the video''', ...
# The video feels more ... '''because''' ...
# The text is ... '''but''' the video is ...

'''Example:''' Both versions show Red and Granny. In the video, the voices make the scene more tense.

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= Practise: See it, hear it, say it =

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'''Task 1 – action:''' Tell a partner three things that happen.

'''Task 2 – characters:''' Choose one character. Give two details from the text or video.

'''Task 3 – atmosphere:''' Choose one word and give evidence.

'''Hint:''' Use '''because'''.

'''Example:''' The atmosphere is tense because Red moves closer to Granny.

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== Pronunciation: clear beats ==

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Say the key words slowly. Stress the strong part.

# '''CHAR'''-ac-ter
# '''AC'''-tion
# '''AT'''-mos-phere
# '''VI'''-de-o
# com-'''PARE'''

Now say: '''The video feels tense because the voices are quiet.'''

'''Goal:''' Be clear. You do not need a perfect accent.

'''Partner feedback:''' Could you understand the key words? Yes / almost / try again.

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= Use: Speak about the scene =

Work with a partner.

'''Student A:''' Start with the text.

'''Student B:''' Start with the video.

Then change roles.

'''Speaking frame:''' In the text, ... . In the video, ... . Both ... . I think the video feels ... because ... .

'''More challenge:''' Add one detail about camera, sound or facial expression.

'''German help on request:''' Vergleiche nicht nur, '''was''' passiert, sondern auch, '''wie''' die Szene wirkt.

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= Short writing output =

Write '''5–7 sentences'''.

'''Your question:''' How are the text scene and the video scene similar and different?

'''Plan:'''
# one sentence about action
# one sentence about characters
# two sentences about atmosphere or sound
# one final opinion with a reason

'''Example start:''' Both versions show Red in Granny's room. In the text, the room is quiet and dark. In the video, ...

'''Self-check:''' Did you use '''both''', '''but''' or '''because'''?

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= Optional mediation =

A German-speaking classmate asks: '''“Warum wirkt die Videoszene anders als der kurze Text?”'''

Answer in simple English first.

'''Hint:''' Give two reasons.

'''German help:''' Vermittle die wichtigsten Unterschiede, nicht jedes Detail.

'''Example:''' The video adds voices and moving pictures. This changes the atmosphere.

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= Feedback =

Use '''two stars and one next step'''.

# Star 1: One comparison is clear.
# Star 2: One piece of evidence is useful.
# Next step: Add a reason, a sound detail or a character detail.

'''Helpful feedback:''' “Your atmosphere word fits because ...”

'''Not helpful:''' “Good.”

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= Use again: one more film idea =

Watch a short BBC Learning English lesson about movie vocabulary. Pick '''three''' words you can use when you talk about films.

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Then use one new word in a sentence about the Red Riding Hood video.

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= Can-do check =

{| class="wikitable"
! I can ...
! Yes
! Almost
! Next step
|-
| find the main action
| □
| □
| watch or read again
|-
| describe a character
| □
| □
| add one detail
|-
| describe atmosphere
| □
| □
| use evidence
|-
| compare text and video
| □
| □
| use both, but or because
|-
| speak clearly
| □
| □
| slow down and stress key words
|}

'''Next course:''' [[E6 E - Create a short scene|Create a short scene]].

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''What do you compare first in this course?'''
(Action, characters and atmosphere)
(!Only spelling)
(!Only grammar rules)
(!Only video length)

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'''What can a video add to a text?'''
(Sound and moving pictures)
(!Only page numbers)
(!Only dictionary words)
(!Only punctuation)

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'''Which word describes a person in a story?'''
(Character)
(!Camera)
(!Sound)
(!Scene change)

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'''Which sentence compares two versions?'''
(Both versions show Red in the room.)
(!Red is a girl.)
(!The room has a bed.)
(!Watch the video again.)

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'''Which word can introduce a reason?'''
(Because)
(!Then)
(!Very)
(!Room)

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'''What helps you describe atmosphere?'''
(Details about light sound and voices)
(!The file name)
(!The page number)
(!The video website)

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'''What should you do if you do not understand every word?'''
(Use context and focus on key information)
(!Stop immediately)
(!Translate every word first)
(!Skip the whole task)

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'''What is useful evidence from a video?'''
(A quiet voice)
(!A random guess)
(!Your password)
(!A page number)

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'''What is a good feedback sentence?'''
(Your reason is clear because you use evidence.)
(!Good.)
(!Wrong.)
(!No idea.)

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'''What is the final goal of the comparison?'''
(Use evidence to explain similarities and differences)
(!Count every word)
(!Copy the video title)
(!Learn a script by heart)

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== Memory ==

<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
|-
| action || what happens
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| character || a person or figure in a story
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| atmosphere || the feeling of a scene
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| sound || what you hear
|-
| camera || what shows the film image
|-
| evidence || a detail that supports your idea
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

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{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''Action'''
| What happens
|-
| '''Character'''
| Who is in the scene
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| '''Atmosphere'''
| How the scene feels
|-
| '''Sound'''
| What you hear
|-
| '''Camera'''
| What the film shows and how it shows it
|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| character || Who is a person or figure in a story?
|-
| atmosphere || What word means the feeling of a scene?
|-
| camera || What records or shows film images?
|-
| dialogue || What do characters say to each other?
|-
| setting || What word means the place and time of a scene?
|-
| contrast || What word means showing a clear difference?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E6+E+-+Compare+text+and+video </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
A short part of a story or film is a { scene }. A person in a story is a { character }. What happens is the { action }. The feeling of a scene is the { atmosphere }. A video can add picture and { sound }. A useful reason can start with { because }.
</quiz>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===
# [[Scene words|Scene words]]: Choose five useful words from the course and make a small illustrated word card.
# [[Freeze frame|Freeze frame]]: Make a still pose for one moment in the scene and let a partner guess the atmosphere.
# [[Sound detective|Sound detective]]: Watch ten seconds without sound, then with sound. Say one difference.
# [[Character card|Character card]]: Write three short facts about Red or Granny.

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=== Standard ===
# [[Mini comparison|Mini comparison]]: Write six sentences comparing the text and video.
# [[Dialogue change|Dialogue change]]: Change two lines so the scene becomes funny instead of tense.
# [[Storyboard|Storyboard]]: Draw four frames for the scene and add one short caption to each.
# [[Partner talk|Partner talk]]: Give a one-minute comparison with one action detail, one character detail and one atmosphere detail.

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=== Schwer ===
# [[Director choice|Director choice]]: Plan how camera, light and sound could make the same scene calm, tense or funny.
# [[Alternative version|Alternative version]]: Write an 80-word new version of the scene and explain two film choices.
# [[Private performance|Private performance]]: Act out or record a short version in class. Recording is voluntary and stays private.
# [[Media critic|Media critic]]: Compare the British Council version with another teacher-approved adaptation. Use at least four pieces of evidence.

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Evidence check|Evidence check]]: Explain how one sound or visual detail changes the atmosphere. Use a precise example.
# [[Transfer to a new scene|Transfer to a new scene]]: Read a new short scene and predict two film choices. Give reasons.
# [[Character effect|Character effect]]: Explain how voice, face or movement can change how a character seems.
# [[Two versions|Two versions]]: Compare two possible film versions of the same text and explain which choices create different moods.
# [[Communication task|Communication task]]: Give a short spoken comparison without reading a full script. Use clear linking words and evidence.

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= Lernnachweis =

For your learning record, show that you can:

# identify action, characters and atmosphere
# find evidence in a short text and a video
# compare with '''both''', '''but''' and '''because'''
# speak clearly enough to be understood
# write a short connected comparison
# improve one point after feedback
# use media responsibly and keep private recordings private

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literaturverfilmung </iframe>

'''More free media ideas:''' Search Wikimedia Commons for story illustrations, film icons and sound icons. Check the file licence before reuse.

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
{{:D-Tab}}
'''[[Text- und Videovergleich]]'''
# [[Lesen]]
# [[Hör-Seh-Verstehen]]
# [[Sprechen]]
# [[Schreiben]]
# [[Wortschatz]]
# [[Aussprache]]
# [[Medienkompetenz]]
# [[Literaturverfilmung]]
|}

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[[Kategorie:E-Niveau]]
[[Kategorie:Hör-Seh-Verstehen]]
[[Kategorie:Medienbildung]]
[[Kategorie:Film]]
[[Kategorie:Textvergleich]]

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