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 English video project Grade 11 Mr Wealthy

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Grade 11

B2 English

Individual

My Music, Hobbies and Life Experiences

Video assignment · Past Perfect · Advanced grammar and vocabulary

 

Final product

A personal video in English in which students talk about their musical preferences, hobbies, leisure activities and life experiences, using the grammar and vocabulary studied.

Face visible

English subtitles

2–4 minutes

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Important submission rule

El estudiante debe enviar el guión en INGLÉS completo al maestro antes de grabar. Solo podrá grabar y editar el video después de recibir la aprobación del docente.

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English Video Project Grade 11

Title: My Music, Hobbies and Life Experiences

Subject: English

Grade: 11th

Teacher: David Wealthy Guerrero

Type of work: Individual video project

Duration: 2 to 4 minutes

Description

Students will produce a personal video in English about their musical preferences, hobbies, leisure activities and life experiences. The purpose of this project is to demonstrate their ability to communicate ideas clearly while applying the grammar and vocabulary studied in class.

The student must show their face during the video and use English subtitles throughout the recording. Before filming, the student must prepare and submit a written script to the teacher for approval.

Learning objectives

By completing this activity, students will be able to:

  • Use the Past Perfect to describe previous experiences and events.

  • Apply reflexive and reciprocal pronouns correctly.

  • Report statements and questions using reported speech.

  • Use causative structures, comparative adverbs and the third conditional.

  • Express wishes and regrets using wish.

  • Talk about music, musical instruments, hobbies and leisure.

  • Use ten common English phrasal verbs in meaningful contexts.

  • Improve pronunciation, fluency, writing and digital communication skills.

SEE – Explore the topic

Before preparing the video, reflect on the following questions:

  1. What kind of music do you enjoy, and why?

  2. Which musical instruments can you play or would you like to learn?

  3. What hobbies and leisure activities do you practice in your free time?

  4. What had you done before you discovered your favorite hobby?

  5. How do music and hobbies influence your life?

Research or review reliable English-learning resources to understand the grammar and vocabulary required for the project.

JUDGING : Review the language

Review the following topics in your notebook or English learning resources:

  • Past Perfect.

  • Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns.

  • Reported statements and reported questions.

  • Causatives: have/get something done and have/get someone do something.

  • Comparative adverbs.

  • Third conditional.

  • Wish for present situations and past regrets.

  • Music, musical instruments, hobbies and leisure.

  • Common phrasal verbs.

The student must include at least one example of each required grammar topic in the video. All examples must be meaningful and connected to the chosen topic.

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ACTING : Produce your video

1. Write your script

Prepare a complete English script before recording. The script must contain the student's name, grade and title of the project.

The script must include:

  • A brief introduction.

  • A description of musical preferences or a favorite musical instrument.

  • A description of hobbies and leisure activities.

  • Personal experiences using the Past Perfect.

  • Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns.

  • Reported speech and reported questions.

  • Causative structures.

  • Comparative adverbs.

  • Third conditional sentences.

  • Wish sentences.

  • At least ten common phrasal verbs used in context.

The script must be submitted to the teacher for review and approval before recording.

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2. Record the video

The student must show their face while speaking in English. The video may be recorded with a cellphone or computer.

Requirements:

  • Individual work.

  • The student's face must be visible.

  • Speak clearly and use appropriate pronunciation.

  • Use English throughout the video.

  • Add English subtitles for the entire recording.

  • Include a title and a closing message.

  • Do not read the script word for word without making an effort to communicate naturally.

3. Edit and submit

Edit the video to improve the sound, image, subtitles and organization. Students may use tools such as Canva, CapCut, Clipchamp or another appropriate video editor.

Submit the video through one of the following channels:

If the video is hosted on YouTube or another platform, verify that the link can be viewed by the teacher.

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Creative feedback: Metacognition

After completing the project, reflect on the following questions:

  1. Which grammar topic was the most difficult for you?

  2. Which new English words or expressions did you learn?

  3. How did recording yourself help you improve your speaking?

  4. What would you change if you recorded the video again?

 

The video will be evaluated according to the rubric provided below.

Grammar and vocabulary checklist

Use this checklist while writing the script. Students must include all ten phrasal verbs, not simply list them.

Script requirements

0/10 completed

Past Perfect

I had already learned to play the guitar before I joined the band.

Reflexive pronouns

I taught myself how to play a new song.

Reciprocal pronouns

My friends and I help each other improve.

Reported speech

My teacher said that music was important.

Reported questions

She asked me what kind of music I liked.

Causatives

I had my guitar repaired.

Comparative adverbs

I can play the piano more confidently than before.

Third conditional

If I had practiced more, I would have performed better.

Wish

I wish I had started playing an instrument earlier.

Music and hobbies

I enjoy listening to rock music and playing the guitar.

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10 requirements remaining before submitting the script.

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Ten phrasal verbs Intermediate level

Phrasal verb   Meaning      Example

Wake up     Despertarse     I wake up early on weekends.

Get up         Levantarse       I get up at seven.

Turn on       Encender          Turn on the music, please.

Turn off       Apagar              Turn off the speakers.

Find out      Averiguar          I found out about a new band.

Give up       Rendirse            I never give up on my hobbies.

Look for      Buscar               I am looking for a new guitar.

Hang out    Pasar el rato    I hang out with my friends.

Take up       Empezar una actividad I  took up photography last year.

Work out    Hacer ejercicio I work out three times a week.

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Students should use all ten phrasal verbs naturally in the script or use different ones as they wish. They can change the verb tense when necessary.

Suggested video structure

Video storyboard

  1. Introduction

0:00–0:20

Show your face and introduce yourself, your favorite music and your main hobby.

  2. Music and instruments

0:20–1:00

Describe your musical preferences, an instrument and a relevant experience.

  3.Hobbies and leisure

1:00–1:40

Talk about free-time activities, use phrasal verbs and compare how you do activities.

  4.Grammar in context

1:40–2:40

Include reported speech, reported questions, causatives, third conditional and wish.

  5.Closing and reflection

2:40–4:00

Explain what you learned and say goodbye. Keep the full video between two and four minutes.

Evaluation rubric

The following rubric is ready to copy into Edupage. It has five criteria worth 20% each, for a total of 100%.

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English video rubric

Grade 11 · 100 points

5 criteria

Final score

100%

Each criterion is graded from 1 to 4. Multiply the level by 5 to obtain the percentage.

  1. Grammar and language accuracy

Past Perfect, pronouns, reported speech, causatives, third conditional and wish.

20%

  2. Vocabulary and content

Music, instruments, hobbies, leisure and ten phrasal verbs.

20%

  3. Speaking and pronunciation

Clarity, fluency, pronunciation and natural communication.

20%

  4. Video production and subtitles

Visible face, English subtitles, audio quality and organization.

20%

  5. Script submission and reflection

Complete script approved before recording, reflection and punctual submission.

20%

 

Thanks for being part of your own education. =) When you finish it, I will tell you the next steps.

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