Prompts and Images for Task Two (onscreen)

Last updated about 4 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

Practice for MYP Onscreen

Prompts and Images for Task Two (onscreen)

Last updated about 4 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

Practice for MYP Onscreen

· Create the beginning of an adventure story
· Create a conversation about an experience
· Create the key scene in a story
· Create a description of a setting and the impression it makes on a character
· Create a screenplay for one key scene

Come up with your own prompt for task one.

Create the beginning of an adventure story
Using one of the images, create the beginning of your adventure story.
In your opening, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
1

Generate ideas.
Remember to use descriptive details.

Create an outline

Create a conversation about an experience
Using one of the images, create the conversation

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In your opening, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Create the key scene in a story.
Using one of the images, create the key scene

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Create a description of a setting and the impression it makes on a character.
Use one of the image for your description:
Image 1

Image 2

In your description of the setting, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme

Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Create a screenplay for one key scene
Use of the images to create your screen play

Image 1

Image 2

In your creation of the screenplay, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme

Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Prompts and Images for Task Two (onscreen)

Prompts and Images for Task Two (onscreen)

Come up with your own prompt for task one.

Generate ideas.
Remember to use descriptive details.

Create an outline

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Come up with your own prompt for task one.

Generate ideas.
Remember to use descriptive details.

Create an outline

Write your beginning (max 350 words)

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Write your beginning (max 350 words)

Prompts and Images for Task Two (onscreen)

Prompts and Images for Task Two (onscreen)

Come up with your own prompt for task one.

Generate ideas.Remember to use descriptive details.

Create an outline

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or themeStep One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the taskStep Two: create a basic outlineStep three: Write the task

Come up with your own prompt for task one.

Generate ideas.Remember to use descriptive details.

Create an outline

Write your beginning (max 350 words)

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or themeStep One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the taskStep Two: create a basic outlineStep three: Write the task

Write your beginning (max 350 words)

Generate ideas.
Remember to use descriptive details.

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task

Generate ideas.
Remember to use descriptive details.

In your key scene, you might consider focusing on any of the following literary features:
Narration, setting, characterization, conflict, plot, and/or theme
Step One: Generate ideas showing understanding of the task
Step Two: create a basic outline
Step three: Write the task