Storytelling – přímá řeč
AUTOR – Mgr. Jana Pikalová
OČEKÁVANÝ VÝSTUP – doplnit do textu přímou řeč na základě porozumění textu
FORMA VZDĚLÁVACÍHO MATERIÁLU – pracovní list pro učitele a žáka
POMŮCKY – papír, kopírka
OBSAH –
1. Originální text
2. Pracovní list pro žáka – originální text s vynechanou přímou řečí a očíslovaná přímá řeč
k doplnění
3. Řešení – vyplněný pracovní list
INSTRUKCE –
1. Žáci dostanou pracovní list.
2. Jejich úkolem je doplnit do textu číslo přímé řeči z nabídky.
ZPŮSOB PRÁCE – individuální, ve dvojicích, ve skupinách
ZDROJ – More! 2 – Student’s Book, Cambridge University Press, 2008, str. 23
Originální text
Storytelling
It was Friday afternoon. Everyone was tired. “OK,” Miss Cross said. “Close your books. Who wants
to tell an interesting story?”
Five or six hands went up in the air. “Let’s start with Sara,” said Miss Cross.
“My family – that’s me, my mum, my dad and my eight – year – old brother Michael, went to
Australia in July,” she said. “We went to North Queensland. It was really beautiful and we had a great
time swimming in the sea and playing on the beach.”
“Boring!” said Andrew Wilson.
“Sh!” said Miss Cross. Sara went on.
“One day, my brother was near the sea on his own. When he came back, he had a beautiful shell
in his hand. He showed it to us.”
“So what?” said Andrew Wilson.
“Well, I saved my brother’s life.”
“I don’t believe you,” shouted Kevin Biggins.
“Quiet! Let Sara tell her story,” Miss Cross said.
“My brother told us there was a strange blue and yellow thing inside the shell. He started to put
his fingers inside. He wanted to pull it out. Then I remembered about the Blue Ring Octopus.”
“The what?” said Andrew Wilson.
“The Blue Ring Octopus – I read about it before we went. It lives in the sea, near Australia and
Japan. It’s small, but it’s really poisonous. It can kill you with one bite. I hit my brother’s hand and the
shell fell onto the sand. Then we saw a small blue and yellow octopus come out of the shell. Of
course, we didn’t touch it.”
“We don’t believe you,” said lots of the students.
“There’s no octopus that’s dangerous,” said Andrew Wilson.
“There’s one way to find out,” said Miss Cross. “Let’s check on the Internet!”
Pracovní list pro žáka
Storytelling
It was Friday afternoon. Everyone was tired. “OK,” Miss Cross said. “Close your books. Who wants
to tell an interesting story?”
Five or six hands went up in the air. “.....,” said Miss Cross.
“.....,” she said. “.....”
“.....!” said Andrew Wilson.
“.....!” said Miss Cross. Sara went on.
“.....”
“.....?” said Andrew Wilson.
“.....”
“.....,” shouted Kevin Biggins.
“.....,” Miss Cross said.
“.....”
“.....?” said Andrew Wilson.
“.....”
“.....,” said lots of the students.
“.....,” said Andrew Wilson.
“.....,” said Miss Cross. “.....”
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Sh!
There’s no octopus that’s dangerous
We don’t believe you
Let’s check on the Internet!
The what?
One day, my brother was near the sea on his own. When he came back, he had a beautiful
shell in his hand. He showed it to us.
So what?
The Blue Ring Octopus – I read about it before we went. It lives in the sea, near Australia and
Japan. It’s small, but it’s really poisonous. It can kill you with one bite. I hit my brother’s hand
and the shell fell onto the sand. Then we saw a small blue and yellow octopus come out of
the shell. Of course, we didn’t touch it.
I don’t believe you
We went to North Queensland. It was really beautiful and we had a great time swimming in
the sea and playing on the beach.
My brother told us there was a strange blue and yellow thing inside the shell. He started to
put his fingers inside. He wanted to pull it out. Then I remembered about the Blue Ring
Octopus.
Let’s start with Sara
Well, I saved my brother’s life.
Quiet! Let Sara tell her story
My family – that’s me, my mum, my dad and my eight – year – old brother Michael, went to
Australia in July.
There’s one way to find out
Boring!
Řešení
Storytelling
It was Friday afternoon. Everyone was tired. “OK,” Miss Cross said. “Close your books. Who wants
to tell an interesting story?”
Five or six hands went up in the air. “12,” said Miss Cross.
“15,” she said. “10”
“17!” said Andrew Wilson.
“1!” said Miss Cross. Sara went on.
“6”
“7?” said Andrew Wilson.
“13”
“9,” shouted Kevin Biggins.
“14,” Miss Cross said.
“11”
“5?” said Andrew Wilson.
“8”
“3,” said lots of the students.
“2,” said Andrew Wilson.
“16,” said Miss Cross. “4”