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pilarmham
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FILM NEEDED
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Could you suggest an easy film (not very long, if possible) for my 12-year-old students � last days of class this term? Their level is very low, so I �d like a movie (a cartoon, perhaps?) which they can understand easily.
Thanks!
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15 Dec 2012
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jarek2011
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hi,
the Snowman ties very nicely in with Christmas time
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15 Dec 2012
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marmachado
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Garfield is always a great cartoon |
15 Dec 2012
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ueslteacher
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How about Cracking Contraptions from Wallace and Gromit? Almost no language and they are great fun:) You can find them here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9OxJ0QepAU Sophia |
15 Dec 2012
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EstherLee76
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"Bambi" is a cartoon and has very little language. It �s not too long. |
15 Dec 2012
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orly100
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Hi dear Pilar, Orly 
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15 Dec 2012
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Tmk939
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Thanks a lot,dear Orly for your site! |
16 Dec 2012
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joy2bill
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Mr Bean is always great. I blindfold half of the class while the other half watches. They then have to explain the story to those who were blindfolded who in turn report back to me. Finally we all watch the movie together again. Choose a short video, maybe 5 minutes or so, available from youtube! |
16 Dec 2012
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Speedy Kiki
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frosty the snowman IS VERY GOOD BUT HAS LOTS OF AMERICAN LANGUAGE
you find it easly on youtube
have a lovely xmas
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16 Dec 2012
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perma
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The Gruffalo �s Child is very good for young learners. It has very simple language, very clearly spoken and many sentences are repeated throughout the film (30 min long). My son watched it last year with English subtitles on and he could understand almost everything without any help from me. He was elementary level at the time.
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16 Dec 2012
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Matthew@ELSP
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Mr Benn, a 1970s animated TV program.
One episode is about 14-15 minutes long.
The English is very good for low-level learners.
It is slow and clear and simple.
I watched it when I was about 5, and I loved it.
I hope that helps.
Have a good �n...
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16 Dec 2012
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