
Vocabulary Builder Activity
Students will learn the following key terms and phrases:
- Arcade game
- Casual game
- Console
- Engrossing
- First-person
- Independent studio game
- Mobile game
- Multiplatform
- Nostalgic
- Platform game
- Puzzle game
- Quintessential
- Real-time strategy game
- Reminiscent
- Role-playing game
- Shooter game
- Sports game
- Stealth game
- Subgenre
- Survival horror game
- Third-person
- Triple-A
- Ubiquitous
Reading Activity: Dialogue Between Two High School Gamer Friends
Students will be able to correctly answer true/false questions after reading and listening to topical short articles and dialogs featuring topical vocabulary.
Scene: two teenage gamers meetup before high school in Oshkosh, Wisconsin USA. The first bell has just rung, so the kids have 5 minutes before the start of first period class. MoonBoy33: Hey Minx! You wanna meet up after school and play this new third-person, survival horror game I just got? It's kind of a subgenre mashup reminiscent of Left For Dead 2 and that stealth game you loved… Continue
Multiple Choice Activity
Students will be able to select the best match between unit terms and their definitions.
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Listening Comprehension Activity
Students will be able to listen to short audio clips in English and then spell them correctly.
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Spelling and Recognition
Students will be able to identify and spell a vocabulary term correctly given only the definition.
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Speaking Practice Activity
Students will be able to speak and record 5 example sentences from the unit vocabulary and then submit them for grading by the classroom teacher. If no teacher is available or desired, then the students will be shown good examples of other students' work.
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Writing Practice Activity
Students will write a short essay to be graded by the teacher. If no teacher is available or desired, then the student is shown previous examples of other writings by students.
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