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WORKPACK Workpack: Marian Derfler & Mariela Salto Music: Marcelo Andino - Lyrics: Julieta Marcolla WORKPACK Workpack: Marian Derfler & Mariela Salto Music: Marcelo Andino - Lyrics: Julieta Marcolla Directed by Julieta Marcolla OBRA REGISTRADA Teatro Santa María - Montevideo 842 / 850 - (C1019ABR) C.A.B.A. Main Office: Marcelo T. de Alvear 1252 > (C1058AAT) 4th. Floor 403 C.A.B.A. Tel.: 0810-6666-BAP (227) / 5246-6017 www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers A note to teachers Our dear fellow teachers, In the workpack you are about to start using you will find a series of activities to be used with your students both before and after watching the BAP play of your choice. You will find that most of the activities have been graded according to levels, which might imply age, or language development, or both. You will also come across different types of activities, which in most cases we have decided to categorize as follows: Characters; Words, Words, Words!; Grammar & Structures; The Story; Drama Games & Activities. In many cases however, as in the classroom and in life, categories tend to merge and combine and evolve, so that one activity may lend itself to something else and become useful for something different. All these are simply suggestions. You are the one who knows your students, so please feel free to play around with this workpack as much as you want to. Have a magical BAP experience, and do let us know what worked best for you and your students! All our love, Mariela Salto & Marian Derfler www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 1 Synopsis Hansel and Gretel are brother and sister. They go camping together but they get distracted following a mysterious light and get lost in the forest. Suddenly, they find a very special and sweet house. Candy the witch lives there, together with her clumsy assistants, Bubble and Gum. They make delicious cakes and sweets but they have a problem: they can never win the Annual Candy Tournament. This time, they have a plan that can’t go wrong. Or can it? Will Hansel and Gretel help Candy become the best candy maker in the world? Or will she get a taste of her own medicine? Vocabulary Nouns: Tent - Flashlight - Nerd - Bugs - Bee - Spider - Butterfly - Fly - Wasp - Ladybug - Caterpillar - Firefly - Sleeping bag - Campsite - Magnifying glass - Fox - Snail - Bogger - Worm - Prize - Annual tournament - Candy factory - Oven - Days of the week (Monday, Tuesday…) - Cookies - Sweets - Bubble gum - A loser - Recipe - Members of the family Adjectives: The eldest - Awesome - Nasty - Too sweet - Too much sugar - Too sour - Gooey - Chewy - Scared - Sth is made of… - Never-melting - Sugar-coated - Ugly - Embarrassed - Grateful - Mean Ve r b s: To find your way back - To go away - To nibble - To wash - To clean - To buy what you need - To bake - To decorate - To root for sb - To forgive - To cooperate - To compete - To mix Collocations/phrases/expressions: Nice to meet you - There’s no time to waste - We’ll find our way back - What if…? - You are fired! - It was your fault - Cut it out! - Don’t be shy - Let’s take a tour! - Rules are made to be broken! - Take it easy! - That sounds like fun! - I know I can beat you! - We’ll see about that! - You’ll have to find your way back on your own! - What do we have to do with that? MORAL COOPERATION IS SWEETER THAN COMPETITION www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 2 CHARACTERS Hansel G rete l Candy Bubble the witch and Gum www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 3 BEFORE WATC H I N G THE PLAY LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 4 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ CHARACTERS ACTIVITY 1: These are your new friends: HANSEL and GRETEL. Together you will find new adventures! Colour the pictures and when you see the play check if you guessed the colours correctly! Hello everybody! Come join us! We’re Nice to meet you leaving. We’re my friends camping today! www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 5 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ CHARACTERS ACTIVITY 2: Let’s go camping! Would you like to join us? Read and match! My name is Hansel. My name is Gretel. I have got a sleeping bag and I have got a tent and a flashlight. a magnifying glass. www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 6 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ CHARACTERS ACTIVITY 3: Who says what? I`m 8. I am ready to My favourite go camping! subject is Science. I collect bugs! I want to be the best candy maker We love in the world! sweets! www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 7 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ STORY ACTIVITY 4: Listen to your teacher and number the pictures in the correct order. Teacher`s corner Read the sentences to your students and ask them to put them in order: 1. Hansel and Gretel go camping 2. They get lost 3. They find a sweet house 4. Candy, the Witch, lives in the house. 5. She has got two assistants, Bubble and Gum 6. They want to win the Annual Candy Competition www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 8 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ STORY ACTIVITY 5: Can you put the words in order and draw? go Gretel and camping Hansel find sweet They house a Witch the lives the Candy house in sweets cakes She delicious makes and Tournament She win Annual the Candy wants to www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 9 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ STORY ACTIVITY 6: Reading aloud! Can you read the words and the pictures? Hansel and Gretel are brother and sister. They go together but they get distracted following a mysterious and get lost in the . Suddenly, they find a very special and sweet . Candy the lives there, together with her clumsy assistants, Bubble and Gum. They make delicious and but they have a problem: they can never win the Annual Candy Tournament. This , they have a plan that can’t go wrong. Or can it? Will Hansel and Gretel help Candy become the best candy maker in the ? Or will she get a taste of her own ? www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 10 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ WORDS, WORDS, WORDS! ACTIVITY 7: This is Hansel`s book of bugs. Can you cut out the photos and stick them in the correct place? SPIDER WASP CATERPILLAR BUTTERFLY LADYBUG FIREFLY www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 11 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ WORDS, WORDS, WORDS! ACTIVITY 7: www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 12 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ WORDS, WORDS, WORDS! ACTIVITY 8: Let’s find the hidden words! M A G N I F Y I N G G L A S S V A M V T S L T P Y P I E Z L E Z P A T W I S X O A H V Y T E N T P X A K J Z H X U S E A K E A K I K C O M P A S S R T F J P X H O Y L L P R J S A I L L I I S I G C E X P N T Z Q V E A N N C S B D B I N O C U L A R S R G O D B O J Y E W Y X Y O W H O B B O E O D Q B U G R E P E L L A N T D I F Y U R G S O Q R I V G P Z G C E X G N T Z Q V E G N N C N A D Z C S O C K A W O H D G G D K N J Y E W Y X Y M A T C H E S N WE S www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 13 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ WORDS, WORDS, WORDS! ACTIVITY 9: Do you like going camping? What can you see? Write the words. QCPMAGNIFYINGGLASSFRDQMOONGSFRMATCHESHTGSBUGTM REPELLANTJWHSUNSCREENKJMAPXKXBINOCULARSYJL N WE S KNPQFLASHLIGHTBZMRSLEEPINGBAGCPRNCOMPASSHJ www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 14 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES ACTIVITY 10: How are they today? Can you write sentences? There is one example. Candy the Witch is angry. I My teacher www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 15 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES ACTIVITY 11: Hansel and Gretel have lots of hobbies. Can you find the secret message? www.baplayers.com [email protected] . /baplayers . @baplayers 16 My name is ................................................................................................................................................ GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES ACTIVITY 12: What does Bubble do every day? Everyday, I get up early.
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