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This presentation consists out of 3 parts.

You can find all this information in the portal as well under 'make up a story for a new tv show or film'

1. Finding your story
2. Making up your story
3. Telling your story

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You can find this part  (A1 + 2 ) in the presentation of step 22 in the portal. See video below

You've to scan and skim texts and answer the questions.

Write the questions and answers down, and bring it to the presentation.

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you can find this part  (B) in the presentation of step 22 in the portal. See video below

You're going to make up a story for a new TV series or movie. You can do this with max. 2 people.

What's the title of your story?

Where does your story take place?

Who is your story about?

What is the main idea of your story?

Why do you think people will like this story?

You can use the stories you read and watched in this step. You can do this English or in Dutch.

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You can find this part (C) in the presentation of step 22 in the portal. See video below.

Targetdate (streefdatum): 10th of June 2020.

In part 2, you've made up a story. In this part, you complete that story and present it/ tell it to your teacher. You may do this with max. 2 people.

Describe where your story takes place in three English sentences. This can be a house, a building, a street, a small town. Anywhere you like.

Describe the main character(s) in your story in five sentences.

Explain the main idea of your story in three sentences.

Describe an important scene in five sentences.

Explain why you believe people will like your story in two sentences.

When will I have a V?

- You have fully answered the questions in part 1 in correct English. Minor slip-ups are allowed.
- You tell your story by heart or by only using keywords you've written down.
- All the questions in part C are aswered comprehensively (uitgebreid).
- The characters in your story, the setting and the plot are 'round' (developed) and not 'flat'. (John is a boy --> Flat. John is a nice young man that really likes fishing during the weekend -->  round (developed).
- The story has a start, middle(plot) and ending. In other words, your story should be complete.
- You show initiative when telling your story. I shouldn't have to ask questions for you to tell me parts of your story.