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Dear MSA and ESA-students,
welcome to your padlet.
This is what you find here:
- Three videos on different aspects of nature
- The script (=text) of each video
- Tasks and exercises that you will have to fulfill
- Extra-material which can help you
- In the end: Questions for feedback

Have fun with this!

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1. Watch every video.
2. Write in the comment of at least one video: What do you think about it?
3. Look at the scripts of the videos.
4. Tranlate the scripts.
5. Read all translated scripts. If you find a mistake or have a question, correct or ask in the comment.
6. Complete the worksheet "Analysis of the videos".
7. Work on the worksheet "Make your own video".
8. Upload your results.
9. Answer the feedback questions.

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- Your start working on March 18  and your deadline is April 28.
- You will work on this at home and in all Englishlessons if we will meet after March 29.
- You can also access this page at home, it is online. You just need the link. You can also download the app and use your mobile.
- Please bring earphones for watching the videos if we meet in school.
- Take care that I can always see your name when you post something.

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Wednesday, March 18: Watch all videos and start with  your translation.
Wednesday, March 25: Finish translation and start analysis.
Wednesday,  April 2: Finish analysis and write your own text.
Wednesday, April 9: upload your text.
Thursday, April 10: Practice reading your corrected text. Record your text.
Wednesday, April 16: Choose pictures and music from the material or freely. For E1-2: Edit your short video for example on your mobile.

After finishing or whenever there is time inbetween: Answer the questions for feedback.

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Nature Is Speaking

With the Nature Is Speaking series, Conservation International gives nature a voice. The goal: To reframe why conservation is important and reinforce a simple message - Nature doesn't need people. People need nature.

The series includes films that personify different aspects of nature narrated by some of the biggest names in Hollywood, including Harrison Ford, Julia Roberts, Liam Neeson, Lupita Nyong'o, Edward Norton, Robert Redford, Penelope Cruz, Reese Witherspoon, Salma Hayek and Lee Pace - as well as more than 50 international artists. The films have been viewed more than 100 million times around the world in 10 languages.

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ldquo;Your future depends on me.” - Julia Roberts as Mother Nature in Conservation International’s “Nature is Speaking” film series.

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1. Download the word-document.
2. Translate the sentences into good German.
Beware your spelling! (=Achte auf deine Rechtschreibung. Speziell die Groß- und Kleinschreibung!)
3. Write your name into the last column.
4. Upload the completed document (together with your classmates).

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Nature Is Speaking

With the Nature Is Speaking series, Conservation International gives nature a voice. The goal: To reframe why conservation is important and reinforce a simple message - Nature doesn't need people. People need nature.

The series includes films that personify different aspects of nature narrated by some of the biggest names in Hollywood, including Harrison Ford, Julia Roberts, Liam Neeson, Lupita Nyong'o, Edward Norton, Robert Redford, Penelope Cruz, Reese Witherspoon, Salma Hayek and Lee Pace - as well as more than 50 international artists. The films have been viewed more than 100 million times around the world in 10 languages.

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ldquo;I try to warn you ... You do nothing.” - Liam Neeson as Ice in Conservation International’s “Nature is Speaking” film series.

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1. Download the word-document.
2. Translate the sentences into good German.
Beware your spelling! (=Achte auf deine Rechtschreibung. Speziell die Groß- und Kleinschreibung!)
3. Write your name into the last column.
4. Upload the completed document (together with your classmates).

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Lost soil

Due to overgrazing, chemical-intensive farming techniques, deforestation and other threats, about a third of the world's soil is considered degraded. On top of that, an estimated 75 billion metric tons of soil are lost every single year - the equivalent of more than 200,000 Empire State Buildings. Replenishing lost soil is no easy task - it takes more than 500 years to create 1 inch of topsoil.

Economic impact

When rain washes eroded soil into rivers, the runoff can damage fisheries, infrastructure and property - damages that, worldwide, add up to an estimated US$ 400 billion per year. This economic impact is also due in part to productivity losses - as a result of soil erosion over the past 40 years, 30% of the world's arable land has become unproductive.

Food crisis

Soil is the reason we have crops and livestock - but the loss of more soil puts more pressure on the global food supply. As of 2015, 795 million people struggle with food security, 98% of them in developing countries. To keep pace with a growing population - projected to reach 9 billion by 2050 - food production will need to increase by 70%.

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Due to overgrazing, chemical-intensive farming techniques, deforestation and other threats, about a third of the world's soil is considered degraded. On top of that, an estimated 75 billion metric tons of soil are lost every single year - the equivalent of more than 200,000 Empire State Buildings.

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1. Download the word-document.
2. Translate the sentences into good German.
Beware your spelling! (=Achte auf deine Rechtschreibung. Speziell die Groß- und Kleinschreibung!)
3. Write your name into the last column.
4. Upload the completed document (together with your classmates).

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Before working on these worksheets, you should finish watching all videos and translating the scripts.

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1. Download the word-document.
2. Fill it in. You can work on your own or with a partner.

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Here is the PDF file.

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Here is the PDF file.

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Source: Anton Prock (http://bilder.tibs.at/node/43048)

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Source: Dieter Draxl (http://bilder.tibs.at/node/31775)

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Source: Franz Riegler (http://bilder.tibs.at/node/4937)

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Here is the PDF file.

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Here is the PDF file.

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Source: Franz Riegler (http://bilder.tibs.at/node/23708)

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Source: https://bidab.nibis.de/picture.php?/699/search/2574

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Here is the PDF file.

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Here is the PDF file.

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Here is the PDF file.

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Here is the PDF file of "ice".

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Flowers

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German Translation - Script Mother Nature
- Marina

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from Jolina

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Translation - Ice (Marina)
Unfortunately I can't upload any photos at the moment, so this could be a longer text.
English: I am ice. I move slowly.
German: Ich bin Eis. Ich bewege mich langsam.
English: I keep the world cool. Well, I used to.
German: Ich halte die Welt kühl. Nun, ich habe es früher getan.
English: But human keep warming this planet.
German: Aber (die) Menschen halten diesen Planeten warm.
English: I try to warn you. I send pieces of me thundering into the ocean. You do nothing.
German: Ich versuche dich/euch zu warnen. Ich schicke Teile von mir donnernd in den Ozean. Du/Ihr tut nichts.
English: I raise sea levels. You do nothing.
German: Ich erhöhe den Meeresspiegel. Du/Ihr tut nichts.
English: It has taken you decards to notice. Perhaps I am Not so slow after all.
German: Es hat Jahrzehnte gedauert, damit du/ihr es bemerkst/bermekt. Vielleicht bin ich doch nicht so langsam.

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from Jolina

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from Neela

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from Neela

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Translation -  The Soil (Marina)
Unfortunately I can't upload any photos at the moment, so this could be a longer text.
English: I am the soil. I am the hills and the valleys, the farms, the orchards.
German: Ich bin der Boden. Ich bin die Hügel und die Täler, die Farmen, die Obstgärten.
English: Without me, humans couldn't exist. But you treat me like dirt.
German: Ohne mich, könnten die Menschen nicht existieren. Aber du/ihr behandelst/behandelt mich wie Dreck.
English: Do you realzie that I am just a thin skin in this planet? And that I am actually alive - füll of organism that grow your food.
German: Realisierst/Realisiert du/ihr, dass ich nur eine dünne Haut auf diesem Planeten bin? Und dass ich eigentlich lebendig bin - voller Organismen, die/welche als deine Nahrung wachsen.
English: That I am broken, aching, overused, sick ... because of you?
German: Dass ich kaputt bin, Schmerzen habe, überansprucht und krank wegen dir/euch bin ?
English: You have withered me away to less than half of what I used to be just over 100 years ago?
German: Du hast mich auf weniger als die Hälfte verwelken/verderben/verrotten lassen, als wie es noch vor 100 Jahren war.
English: Are you paying attention? I am turning to dust.
German: Passt du/ihr auf? Ich werde zu staub.
English: So maybe you could treat me with a little more respect.
German: Also könntest du mich vielleicht mit etwas/ein bisschen mehr Respekt behandeln.
English: I suppose you still want to eat, right?
German: Ich nehme an, dass du immernoch essen willst, richtig?

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Nadims

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Emely

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Script Mother Nature, translated version

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when will we get our corrected text back?

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From Jolina

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Marina- Analyzing the style of the videos
*Rückseite " 3) to do something to keep it"

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Daniel is The Trees

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Marina's Script - Coral
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Daniels Translation

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Daniels Translation

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Daniels Analyzing the style of the videos

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Neela-The Grand Canyon

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Tabelle der Grundzeitformen/ Aufgabe

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Tabelle der Grundzeitformen/ Lösung

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Vokabeln Theme 1 (ab dieser Seite)

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Vokabeln Theme 3 (ab dieser Seite)

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Vokabeln/ Themenseiten

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How to write

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How to meditate

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Eine Zusammenfassung (Summary) / einen Kommentar (Comment)  schreiben

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Prüfungstipps 1/2

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Prüfungstipps 2/2

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Verbtabelle 1/2

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Analyse von Neela