Do
you already know something about Hollywood? Maybe you
find it on that website! Maybe you will now already
read or see something that you want to present to the
others later on...
Go
to the website: www.seeing-stars.com
Explore the website! Click on the topics that you find
interesting!
If
there is a page that interests you a lot, then write
down the "web address" on a sheet of paper,
so you can return on that page later on!
1.HOLLYWOOD
SIGN
There
is one famous sign for Hollywood
Click on "Hollywood
Landmarks". Then click as often as you can on the
picture that shows the big letters 'HOLLYWOOD' on the
mountain until you see it as a big picture. Print it out
for your presentation!
2.FAMOUS
PLACES
Now,
go to:
www.seeing-stars.com/Streets/HollywoodBlvdMap.shtml.
What
can you find out about:
-
Walk of Fame (A)
- Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (B)
- Hollywood and Highland (E) ?
Choose
three more! buildings or places along that road that
you want to include in your presentation!
Find good pictures of those places and print them. They
will make your presentation much more interesting!
3.STUDIOS
Go to http://www.seeing-stars.com/Studios/index.shtml
-What so special about 'Universal Studios'?
Name three films for which Universal Studios created special
effects!
You can find that information on http://themeparks.universalstudios.com/hollywood/website/index.html
-
What sort of films are made in ' Walt Disney Studios'?
Write down two films you know of that were produced there!
-
Read the first paragraph about 'Paramount Studios' and
write down what's so special about them!
4.STAR
Do you have a favorite Hollywood Star? Talk about them
in your group. Then choose one that you want report
on in your presentation.
Presentation and brochure:
Don't forget that you will have to present your work to
the whole class on the last day of the project. Each group
has 8 minutes for that.
Collect some ideas on how you want to do this:
Do you want to make some posters, write a report or perform
a role play?
Remember that you will have to hand in 2-5 pages for your
magazine 'The National Geographic'. That means: some written
lines about your topic and some photographs.