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Movie Appreciation: Week 8, Period 3 (Fri. 3/6)
After taking a nice nap, err, meditating for a period, Ronon was ready to focus on movies. He'd come across something very interesting during the week while he was recovering from the spa the cruise. That thing would be silent film.
And so Ronon stood at his podium and hit play to display a very low-class PowerPoint presentation on the large theater screen behind him. Instrumental music accompanied the presentation wherein students were shown a silent film and told to speak to each other via notecards. No oral communication would be permitted. And those who couldn't help talking would be glared at.
While students mingled for discussion, questions flashed on the screen: Q1: How do you like the music? Q2: What did you do over break?
[1. The film is embedded in the presentation, I only linked it again in case the presentation doesn't work for some reason.
2. Click 'Start Presentation' to see the slideshow!
3. NO TALKING.
4. There are plenty of notecards and markers for all.
5. Sorry to people who can't read/write, miming and gestures are encouraged.]
And so Ronon stood at his podium and hit play to display a very low-class PowerPoint presentation on the large theater screen behind him. Instrumental music accompanied the presentation wherein students were shown a silent film and told to speak to each other via notecards. No oral communication would be permitted. And those who couldn't help talking would be glared at.
While students mingled for discussion, questions flashed on the screen: Q1: How do you like the music? Q2: What did you do over break?
[1. The film is embedded in the presentation, I only linked it again in case the presentation doesn't work for some reason.
2. Click 'Start Presentation' to see the slideshow!
3. NO TALKING.
4. There are plenty of notecards and markers for all.
5. Sorry to people who can't read/write, miming and gestures are encouraged.]
Re: Write [3/6]
Angela arched an eyebrow. While she was in fact half Chinese, she barely understood a word, and could read even less.
On her own card, she scrawled her very own completely made up characters, and held it up for Sokka to see with a smirk. There was really no telling what she could be saying here.
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She just added a little smiley face to the side, and held it up again.
Between them, they were just so great at this.
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She was all about the prettification, here.