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Teaching material > Wroking with TV comercials! Does anyone have a link or some ideas?
Wroking with TV comercials! Does anyone have a link or some ideas?
QueenJade
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Wroking with TV comercials! Does anyone have a link or some ideas?
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Dear Teachers; I �ve been looking for ideas and material related to advertising. But I haven �t found much!.. I �d like to ask if anyone here has worked or is working with this topic to share with me some ideas, or links where to find material to work with my elementary students!
Thanks a lot! Jade
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25 May 2009
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aftab57
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You might find some ideas here.
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25 May 2009
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QueenJade
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Thank you very much Aftab! Irona thank you too! I had a look but appart from the fact that I don �t have points to download it.. it �s not exactly what I need it isn �t very complete! but nice still!. Jade
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25 May 2009
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roneydirt
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I did a lesson with my low-level high school students talking about commercials and advertisements. The main focus was on travel commercials and where they would like to visit in the future. I had used some discussion questions and put it on PowerPoint with links to commercials in it from a variety of countries. I tried to have links to places I knew before hand the students had wanted to visit from the introduction lesson. We ended by picking a favorite product and looking at commercials on that product from different countries comparing how they were similar and different. Some classes ended differently but these were the types we ended with coke, McDonalds, milk, ice cream and funny commercials. The ending and conclusions isn�t on the PowerPoint. |
26 May 2009
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verybouncyperson
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You can normally find lots of ads on youtube and other short clip websites. I also enjoy finding strange adverts from magazines and newspapers and asking the students to guess what they are trying to sell.
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26 May 2009
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