There are 14 visual comprehension questions (it's a silent film and students rely on the visuals to answer the questions) focusing on practising some basic verbs, nouns and adjectives on A2 level. 

The sentences in the multiple choice exercises contain the present continuous and past simple tense and some basic prepositions. 

FIRST WATCHING: I recommend that you watch the entire film without the quiz question first to allow your students to enjoy the movie experience and the twist at the end.

Tell students that they are going to see a 6-minute animated short film about a caterpillar who is facing a very hard task. Elicit ideas about what that hard task could be. Tell them to raise their hands while watching as soon as they figured out the answer. Once you start watching the video, pause it once you see the first hand up. Then continue watching.

Once finished, ask students how they feel. What do they think about the ending?

A caterpillar is desperately trying to fit into his cocoon, but however perseverant it is, it cannot do it on his own. Luckily, two strangers show up. The 6-minute animated short has a twist in the end.

Sweet Cocoon - CGI Short - Visual Comprehension for A2 Level

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Let's do English ESL deep listening: focus on meaning. There are 14 visual comprehension questions (it's a silent film and students rely on the visuals to answe…