This 1:30 minute video lesson is a dubbing game with 13 gaps to be filled in the dialog of Morph and Chas.

Recommended procedure:

1. Show the video lesson to the students. If your students have difficulty guessing the missing word, you can help them with clues. 

2. Follow up by watching the video again on YouTube (you will find the original video link right below this description). Pair up the students. Stop the video at each dialog point and ask them to come up with their own dialog. Then resume playing and stop again at the next dialog point. Students then keep writing the next line of their dialog. 

3. Walk around and monitor what the pairs are writing. Correct errors if needed.
 
4. When finished, the pairs should practice their dialog. 

5. Lastly, get volunteers to dub the movie on the fly while you're playing the video. 

6. Homework: students should make the dialog a bit longer by adding more details. Alternatively, they could transform the dialog into a story. 

My video lesson is meant for Elementary (A1) and Pre-intermediate (A2) students. Have fun!


Chas and Morph are playing around with a digital camera that they find in the study. 

Morph: Sloped World - Subtitle Completion

morph-sloped-world-subtitle-completion

Let's do English ESL narration, dubbing. This 1:30 minute video lesson is a dubbing game with 13 gaps to be filled in the dialog of Morph and Chas.

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