Creative assignments



Creative assignments
If you finish your grammar assignments quickly and you could use some challenge, then use the following ideas below to inspire you and to even become better at English than you already are!

Choose one of the assignments below or come up with another idea yourself. Then do the creative assignment and hand it in for an additional mark on your report. This way you can easily improve your mark for English in a fun way!
 

Video game review

Demands:

  • Talk for 3 minutes per person.
  • Do not repeat any information.
  • Do not swear.
  • Clarify who is speaking and what game it is about.
  • Draw a conclusion.

Pay attention to:

Speaking clearly; grammar; pronunciation; giving useful information and details.

Furthermore:

Reason your opinion(s).


 

Video

Demands:

  • Talk for 3 minutes per person.
  • Do not repeat any information.
  • Do not swear.
  • Clarify who is speaking and what the video is about.
  • Draw a conclusion or create a smooth ending.

Pay attention to:

Speaking clearly; grammar; pronunciation.

Furthermore:

Make sure your video makes sense.


 

Poem

Demands:

  • Write 150-250 words.
  • Do not repeat any phrases in short poems.
  • Do not swear.

 

Pay attention to:

Grammar; rhyme.

Furthermore:

Make sure your poem makes sense.
Count your words and write down the number of words.


 

Writing: a story;  an e-mail; part of a book; etc.

Demands:

  • Write 200-300 words.
  • Do not repeat phrases or sentences.
  • Do not swear.

 

Pay attention to:

Grammar; spelling; word order; sayings and proverbs.

Furthermore:

Make sure your story/e-mail (etc.) makes sense.
Count your words and write down the number of words.



 

Vocabulary

Demands:

  • Clarify the meaning of 25 – 50 words.
  • Do not use dirty or simple words.

 

Pay attention to:

Spelling; (grammar; pronunciation).

Furthermore:

Make sure your work makes sense.
Clarify what words are the ‘new’ ones (underline for example if it’s used in a text).


 

Translation

Demands:

  • Write 200-300 words.

Pay attention to:

Sayings and proverbs; grammar; spelling; word order.

Furthermore:

Count your words and write down the number of words.


 

Book report

Demands:

  • Write 200-300 words.
  • Include: an introduction, description of main character(s) a summary, your opinion, who you’d recommend it to, compare with film if possible.

Pay attention to:

Sayings and proverbs; grammar; spelling; word order.

Furthermore:

Count your words and write down the number of words.