Chamberlab 1º and 2º!

 A life on our planet Questions about the film: 1 . What human disaster happened in the city of Chernobyl in 1986? 2. How old is Sir David Attenborough? 3. What was the world population in 1937? 4. What percentage (%) of species were wipes out when a meteor crashed into the Earth, killing all the dinosaurs? 5. By 1954, what percentage (%) of wildlife was remaining? 6. What does the word ‘Serengeti’ mean? 7. In what year was the Apollo 8 mission launched? 8. Which ocean animals were being hunted in the 1970s? 9. By how much had Borneo’s rainforest decreased by the end of the 20th century? 10. Up to how many species of tree are there in a small patch of rainforest? 11. What colour did all of the coral turn? 12. What change happened in the ocean to cause coral to turn this colour? 13. In the last 40 years, what percentage (%) of the summer sea ice in the Antic reduced? 14. How many trees do we cut down each year? 15. What is the Earth’s population ...

  LET'S PLAY! With a group of 3/4 people, act out oone of the following scenes: 1. Choose a scene 2. Prepare a short script that you are going to act out 3. REMINDER: EVERYBODY HAS TO SPEAK 4. Give a solution for every issue 4.Make us enjoy!

 ___________________________________________ VIDEO TIME! We need IMMEDIATE action to stop extinction crisis, David Attenborough - BBC ____________________________________________ The world harbors so many species. Scientists and researchers have discovered and identified  about 1.6 million species , and it’s estimated that there are still 7.1 million undiscovered. There is a wide range of plants and animals within America alone, from deer and squirrels to cacti and the tiniest flowers. However, many of the plants and animals that once dominated ecosystems now suffer. Populations have dwindled over the years, and they’re facing extinction. An ecosystem’s biodiversity is crucial for it to thrive. We need to take steps towards the conservation of endangered species. What Are Endangered Species? Any species that has a high risk of extinction is considered endangered. While there are varying endangerment levels, they all point to eventual extinction if nothing is done to protect or...

DUBBING To  change  the  sounds  and  speech  on a  film  or  television   programme ,  especially  to a different  language  In groups of maximum 3 people. follow these steps: 1- PICK AN ICONIC FILM SCENE (MINIMUM 1 MINUTE OF DIALOGUE) 2-  EACH OF YOU CHOOSES A CHARACTER (BOTH CHARACTERS MUST TALK for minimum 30secs each ) 3- DECIDE IF YOU WILL USE THE ORIGINAL SCRIPT OR CHANGE THE DIALOGUE 3-WRITE THE SCRIPT (ORIGINAL OR CHANGED) 4-REHEARSE 5-ACT IT OUT IN FRONT OF THE CLASS or DOWNLOAD THE VIDEO and record the voices youtube downloader: https://clipconverter.io/ Descargador de videos de YouTube n.º 1: descargue videos de YouTube en línea (ytbdownload.com) OPTIONS: 1. MEMORIZE THE ORIGINAL SCRIPT AND PERFORM THE  SCENE IN CLASS AS A MINI PLAY 2. RECORD YOUR VOICES DUBBED OVER THE SCENE. 3. CHANGE THE SCRIPT  AND RECORD YOUR VOICES DUBBED OVER THE SCENE. (MINIMUM 1 MINUTE)!!!!! EXAMPLE OF SOMETHING DIF...