Little Red Riding Hood

Name: Little Red Riding Hood
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Learn Ukrainian Through Fairy Tales

Created byOksana Hirchak

Last updated 2/2020

English

What you'll learn

Speak in the target language to describe, narrate and carry on spontaneous conversations
Develop reading skills and reading speed
Read and understand texts (some prepared specifically for students, others authentic)
Comprehend the target language with sufficient ability to understand the main ideas and additional details
Enlarge their vocabulary by keeping a vocabulary journal

Course content

4 sections • 18 lectures • 42m total length

Vocabulary Check
Test 12:15
Explore ethical discussions and diverse references across boardroom, manga, Zynga, and Zeppelin, as presented in the test 1 lecture of little red riding hood.
Vocabulary 16:10
Explore vocabulary through the caption's rapid, disjointed phrases and fragments, showing how word choices convey meaning in context.
Test 2
Little Red Riding Hood. Part 12:21
Engage with little red riding hood part 1 by examining a quirky, disjointed caption featuring shop talk, a bulldozer, mom, zoo patrols, channels, travelers, and vivid imagery.
Vocabulary 24:35
Explore vocabulary through a playful, eclectic narrative featuring names, places, and imagery from street life, schools, shipwrecks, and events to build word usage and meaning.
Test 3
Preparation for the Speaking Task
The Speaking Task1:40
Analyze the speaking task as it references go live, budgets, territory, and scope. Relate these ideas to the course title Little Red Riding Hood for clear, practical communication.

Vocabulary Check
Little Red Riding Hood. Part 25:48
Explore the surreal continuation of little red riding hood, part two, weaving themes of sugar, shop life, homelessness, and elite zombies in a fragmented narration.
True and False Questions1:44
Engage with true and false questions through a collage of everyday terms, shop, read, school, bookstore, hostel, colour, and civil themes.
False Statements Correction0:26
Answers0:49
A string of names, places, and everyday images unfolds, tying together school bells, chairs, shovels, cables, and moves with references to Zeke Lifton, Vienna, and Ridley Scott.

Possessive Pronouns Exercise3:14
Engage in a possessive pronouns exercise to practice identifying and using possessive forms, as introduced in the course Little Red Riding Hood.
Match Questions and Answers0:33
Little Red Riding Hood. Part 3.11:40
Analyze poetry references and ship and Black Sea scenes within Little Red Riding Hood, noting moments of violence and conflict to reveal narrative motifs.
Give the Most Appropriate Answer1:30
Explore how to give the most appropriate answer within a video dialogue. Highlight elements such as valet key, quiche, bamboozle, and accusations to illustrate responsive communication.
Little Red Riding Hood. Part 3.21:21
Explore a quirky, beatnik-themed narrative surrounding a shop with sugar and witchcraft in Little Red Riding Hood part 3.2, highlighting characters like Nuss and Marlowe.
Answer the Questions2:01
Explore how playful, surreal imagery and references to zombies, vodka, and beatnik culture raise questions about interpretation and meaning.

Pre-Listening Activity
Вовчик та його парасолька1:24
Follow Vovchik and his parasol through a surreal, disjointed scene with a wolf, parasol checks, and storable logic amid scattered, cryptic phrases.
Pre-Listening Activity
Люблю ліс1:59
Explore how motion and design ideas appear in urban settings and narratives, from stop motion cues to street design triggers, within a forest-themed context.
Pre-Listening Activity
Відгадай, що це за фрукт2:38
Lead learners through a playful exercise to guess the fruit, highlighting yabloko and a fruit salad motif.

Requirements

Beginner (starter) / Elementary level of Ukrainian
Total beginners are always welcome if they are willing to work hard
Students are ready to use additional sources if needed (since most of the content is in Ukrainian)

Description

Course Overview

Little Red Riding Hood is a communicative Ukrainian language course.

The course aims to further develop students’ language skills and strategies in reading, listening and speaking to a level where they can apply their language skills to longer, more complex material and tasks that help build confidence and prepare students to proceed to higher level.

Structure and Duration

The course has four units where each is carefully designed to develop such skills as reading, listening and speaking.

Duration

The course duration is 39 minutes. Apart from watching the videos and doing exercises, it might require time of independent study.

I might be developing additional content for the course so that you could practise all you learn more.

Who this course is for:

Hard-working beginners
Students who have a certain level of the language but want to improve it
Students who are interested to learn a language through fairy tales

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