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E5 E - My first English media project

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Einleitung

Welcome! In this aiMOOC you make your first small English media project. Choose one: audio, comic, poster or video. Use simple English you already know. Your goal is clear communication, not a perfect accent.

Mini mission: Make a short product about me, my school day, my hobby, my pet, my room or another safe topic. Use fictional names and data if you talk about people.

Learning loop: see → hear → understand → repeat → use → feedback → use again.

Watch and listen: Find three English words you already know. Say them quietly once. Then say one full chunk, for example: Hello! My name is Sam.


Das kannst Du am Ende

  1. Sprechen: You can use short English sentences and chunks in your own media product.
  2. Medienbildung: You can choose a good medium for your idea.
  3. Urheberrecht: You can use your own or clearly reusable media and name the source.
  4. Datenschutz: You can keep private data private and use fictional profiles when needed.


Vorwissen-Check

Think first. No grade.

  1. Can you say your name, age or hobby in English?
  2. Can you ask one simple question, for example Do you like football?
  3. Can you write three connected sentences?
  4. Do you know what a source is?

Help: Wenn Dir etwas fehlt, nutze die language box below. You do not need to translate everything.


Choose your media product

Pick one project. Keep it small.


Audio

Make about 20–40 seconds of audio.

Example: Hi! I'm Alex. I like basketball and music. My favourite school day is Friday because we have English. What is your favourite day? Bye!

Try it: Read once. Record only if you want to. A private classroom recording is enough.


Comic

Make 3–5 panels with short speech bubbles.

Example: Hi, Mia! Hi, Ben! What are you doing? I'm drawing a robot. Cool! Can I help? Yes, please!


Poster

Make one clear poster with a title, one picture and 3–5 short English sentences.

Example title: My perfect school break

Example text: I am with my friends. We play table tennis. I have a sandwich and water. It is fun.

Look for ideas, not text to copy. Your English stays your own.


Video

Make about 20–45 seconds of video. You can show drawings, objects or a paper storyboard. You do not have to show your face.

Simple plan: Hello. This is my desk. First, here is my English book. Then, here is my pencil case. Finally, this is my favourite pen. Thanks for watching!


Language toolbox

Use these chunks. Change the words.

  1. Start: Hello! I'm … / Hi! This is …
  2. Say more: I like … / I have … / I can … / My favourite … is …
  3. Connect: and / but / because / first / then / finally
  4. Ask: Do you like …? / What is your favourite …?
  5. React: Great! / Really? / Me too! / That sounds fun.
  6. Get help: Can you repeat, please? / How do you say … in English?

Grammar in action: Use am/is/are, have, can and the simple present to say what is true now or usually true. Grammar helps your message.


Say it again

Choose one sentence from your project.

  1. Read it slowly.
  2. Say it again without reading every word.
  3. Add one connected sentence with and, but or because.
  4. Ask a partner: Is it clear?

Remember: Verständlichkeit ist wichtiger als Akzentfreiheit.


Plan – make – check

  1. PLAN: Choose one topic and one medium.
  2. WRITE: Draft 3–6 short sentences or speech bubbles.
  3. SAY: Read them aloud. Change hard words.
  4. MAKE: Create your audio, comic, poster or video.
  5. FEEDBACK: Ask: Is it clear? What is one good thing? What is one small tip?
  6. IMPROVE: Change one part and use the English again.


Safe and fair media

Use media fairly. The easiest choice is your own drawing, photo, sound or text. You can also use media with a licence that allows your use, for example suitable files from Wikimedia Commons. Check the file page.

If a licence asks for credit, write a simple source line: title – creator – source – licence.

Important: A school project is not automatically free to copy everything from the internet. Ask your teacher when you are unsure.

Privacy first: Use fictional names, places and data when real information is not needed. Recordings are voluntary and can stay private in class. Do not upload photos, voices or videos of other people without the required permission and your school's rules.

AI help: If your school allows an AI tool, use it only as help. Check suggestions. Do not send private data, photos or recordings to an external AI tool without permission. Keep your own English speaking and writing in the final product.


Mini-Wiederholung

Finish these six chunks aloud:

  1. Hello, I'm …
  2. My project is about …
  3. I like … because …
  4. First …, then …
  5. My source is …
  6. Thanks for …

Now use one of them in your project again.


I-can-Check

Say Yes, Almost or Not yet.

  1. I can make a short English media product.
  2. I can connect simple sentences.
  3. I can ask for feedback and improve one part.
  4. I can name a source.
  5. I can protect private information.

Next step: E5 E - Present and respond – show a small project, listen and react in simple English.


Interaktive Aufgaben


Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen

Which project is mainly made for listening? (Audio) (!Poster) (!Comic) (!Picture)




Which sentence is a good project start? (Hello! This is my project.) (!Blue because quickly.) (!Camera is yesterday.) (!Source funny three.)




Which word can connect two ideas? (because) (!microphone) (!poster) (!camera)




What is a safe choice for a school profile? (Use a fictional name.) (!Post your full address.) (!Share your password.) (!Upload a classmate without asking.)




What should you do with an AI suggestion? (Check it before you use it.) (!Copy everything without reading.) (!Add private data.) (!Let it replace all your English.)




What can make a comic easy to read? (Short speech bubbles) (!Very long paragraphs) (!No order) (!Random words)




What belongs in a simple source line? (Creator and source) (!Home address and password) (!Class test mark) (!Private phone number)




What is good feedback? (It is clear. Add one more example.) (!Bad.) (!Wrong.) (!I do not care.)




What is more important than a perfect accent here? (Clear communication) (!Speaking very fast) (!Using difficult words) (!Sounding like one special accent)




What should you do after feedback? (Change one useful part and try again.) (!Delete the whole project.) (!Add many hard words.) (!Upload it immediately.)





Memory

Microphone Audio
Speech bubble Comic
Big title Poster
Camera Video
Credit line Source
Lock Privacy





Drag and Drop

Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu. Media project
Listen Audio
Read bubbles Comic
Look at one page Poster
Watch movement Video
Name creator Source






Kreuzworträtsel

Audio Which project do you mainly listen to?
Comic Which project uses speech bubbles?
Poster Which project can show one big page?
Video Which project can show moving pictures?
Source What tells you where media comes from?
Privacy What protects personal information?





LearningApps


Lückentext

Vervollständige den Text.
A short plan helps you make a clear

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You can connect two ideas with

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A comic often uses a speech

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For a reusable image, check the

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Personal information should stay

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Good feedback helps you

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After feedback, use your English

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Offene Aufgaben


Leicht

  1. Mini-Audio: Record or perform 20 seconds: Hello, I'm … I like … because … Use a fictional name if you want.
  2. Comic-Start: Draw three panels and write one short English speech bubble in each.
  3. Mini-Poster: Make a title, one picture and three simple English sentences.
  4. Storyboard: Draw four boxes for a short video and write one sentence for each box.


Standard

  1. Audio-Interview: Write four safe questions for a fictional person and record or perform both voices.
  2. Comic-Dialog: Create a five-panel comic with a greeting, one question, one answer and a friendly ending.
  3. Poster mit Quelle: Use one own or reusable image and add a simple source line.
  4. Video mit Feedback: Make a 30-second video draft, get one partner tip and improve one part.


Schwer

  1. Medienvergleich: Create the same message once as a poster and once as audio. Explain in simple English which works better for you and why.
  2. Mini-Kampagne: Make two connected media pieces about a safe school topic, for example Save water or Be kind.
  3. Sprach-Upgrade: Improve your first draft with because, but, first, then and finally without making the language too hard.
  4. Fair-Media-Check: Check every picture, sound and text in your project. Replace anything with an unclear source and document your final choices.




Text bearbeiten Bild einfügen Video einbetten Interaktive Aufgaben erstellen



Lernkontrolle

  1. Medium wählen: A class wants to explain a simple school rule to younger pupils. Compare audio, comic, poster and video and justify one suitable choice with two reasons.
  2. Sprache verbessern: Change I like football. It is fun. into a clearer connected mini-text with at least one connector.
  3. Feedback nutzen: Your partner says, I understand the topic, but the ending is too fast. Describe exactly what you would change.
  4. Datenschutz anwenden: A draft video shows a real name, face and school timetable. Decide which details are not needed and design a safer version.
  5. Quellen prüfen: You find a great image online but no clear creator or licence. Explain what you do before using it.
  6. KI-Hilfe bewerten: An AI tool gives you a long text with difficult words. Rewrite the idea so that the final product still sounds like your own Klasse-5 English.




Lernnachweis

Für einen Lernnachweis ist wichtig:

  1. ein kleines eigenes Audio-, Comic-, Poster- oder Videoprodukt,
  2. verständliche einfache englische Sätze und passende Chunks,
  3. mindestens eine sinnvolle Verbindung zwischen Sätzen,
  4. ein erkennbarer Plan mit Anfang, Mitte und Ende,
  5. ein dokumentierter Feedback-Schritt mit einer Verbesserung,
  6. sichere fiktive oder sparsame persönliche Angaben,
  7. nachvollziehbare Quellen bei fremden Medien,
  8. ein kurzer I-can-Check zum eigenen Lernstand.




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