Go to the NY Times Film Club, watch at least four videos and then choose one to write about. Take some time choosing. Remember to scroll down. There are pages and pages of different videos to choose from.
Once you've chosen and watched your video, answer the following questions:
why did you choose it?
what is it about? (in about 50 words)
what messages,
emotions or ideas stood out for you?
Have you ever heard of the Flannan Isles mystery? No? Well, you are about to.
Search the web to find out where the Flannan Isles are and who the missing men of Eilean were.
Your first task (deadline Monday 5th/Tuesday 6th)
Locate the Flannan Islands (draw a simple map)
Briefly explain the facts and the possible theories behind the mysterious events.
Your second task (at home-in pairs)
There are many more mysteries which have captured people's imagination for years. Your second task will be to find another unsolved mystery and present it to the class. You may use a PowerPoint or any visual aids of your choice.
VOCABULARY .Click herefor a list of Covid related vocabulary.
Part 1: Read the article in The Guardian Global Preparation and answer the questions.
What determines
the success of a good policy to control the spread of the virus?
How is New
Zealand dealing with the situation? Name two
countries that were well prepared for the second wave and explain why.
Compare Australia’s
and Spain’s approaches.
Explain the following expressions found in the article:
buying a window
at the heart of every effective system
stamp out
Spain courted summer visitors
Deadline:
Wednesday 23/ Thursday 24
Part 2:Choose a country other than Spain. Read about it in different media (in English) and write a brief report to explain to the group how the country has dealt with the pandemic and its current situation.