Video Clip-Countable and Uncountable Nouns Prepared by: Agnes Ong She Jet Wendy Ngu Woei Jiuan Lecturer: En. Muhammad Hilal bin Arshad
Video Making Process
Planni ng
Produc ing
Publis hing
Planning 1) Choose video resources & target • pick subject area (Grammar English Year 4) 2) Fix the title and purpose of video -to illustrate abstract principles - As a flexible teaching medium - Promote student greater
3) Decide : objectives: Students are able to distinguish between countable nouns and uncountable nouns. Style- Full Featured Educational Video Can feature all available elements: photos, graphics, text, voice and narration. Script & storyboard
Producing Stage • Record the video using phone camera • Minimise the noise, pans, tilts, zooms • Check sound and lighting • Editing
Editing effect • Green Screen effect
• Fast backward reverse
Energy elemental effect
Freeze Frame & Zoom in
Camera technique • • • • • • •
a) b) c) d) e) f) g)
One shot Two shot Long shot Eye-level shot Full shot Zoom in extreme close up
Publishing • Export the video to youtube in mp4 format
How to integrate in P&P?
Basic Explan ation
Brainst orm
Exampl es
Contra st
Games and Activi ties with Counta ble and Uncoun table Nouns
Basic Explanation
Provide basic explanation to the students by showing the video so that they have a general idea of what the topic is about. Once they get this basic explanation, they should be able to brainstorm examples.
Brainstorm examples Draw a line down the middle of the board to divide it into two halves, select students to write down the answers on the board. For Countable example: Noun Uncountable Noun
Contrast Test the students! For example: • If water is uncountable what happens if we talk about glasses of water? Slices are countable while bread is uncountable. • Brainstorm other ways to make uncountable nouns countable: glasses of juice; cups of teas; pieces of cake, etc…
Games and Activities with Countable and Uncountable Nouns The best way for students to fully grasp the differences between countable and uncountable nouns is through lots of practice, and there’s no better way to practice than through games. Play a card game or print these flashcards!