Writing a review

Do you remember Paperman?

Paperman is a short produced by Walt Disney animation studios and directed by John Karts. It won an Annie and an Oscar Award in 2012.

The action takes place in New York, in the 1940s, and the main character is a man who works in an office.

This man (we don't know the name) is very sad with his monotonous life. One day, he meets a woman at the train station and he feels love at first sight. Later that day, while he is working, he sees that the woman is being interviewd in the opposite building. He tries to send her paper-planes so that she notices him, but he fails. When the woman finishes the interview, he leaves his job to try to meet her, but he fails again. Then, the magic begins...

I was impressed by this movie because I really like the animation. It is a very romantic and interesting short. What I liked the most is the magical point you can see at the end of the movie, this was very surprising for me.

Now watch these videos. When you finish, chose one and write a review and post it in your blog, together with the inserted video.

The review must include:

• Introduction
• Setting and summary
• Personal opinion  

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Writing a film or book review

The Celts

We know Halloween and many  British traditions come from Celtic culture, but what do you know about the Celts?

Go to  http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/celts/index.shtml?1 and watch the videos. 

Then, click on the “FactFile” tab and surf through the different articles about the Celts to answer the following questions. For further reference, you can visit  http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Wikijunior:Ancient_Civilizations/Celts

QUESTIONS

* Who are the Celts and what does “Iron Age” mean? * What can you explain about their culture?         +  How were their homes like? Can you  find an image?         + What did they use the metals for?         + How did they dress?         + How was their religion?

To show your final results, use the Piktochart tool, I recommend you to use the "Presentation" templates. Then, embed the final presentation in your blog.
Here you have a possible format... but the more creative you are, the better for you!