No individuals, Potteresque or otherwise were harmed while borrowing this clip from Neil Cicierega and YouTUbe. Try having your students come up with some sort of cadence that is created by names or words that reveal details about character or theme. It can get pretty interesting.
09 July 2012
More Playing with Sound
Here's one of my students' favorite examples when we play with the sounds of everyday words. And it is completely blubber free.
No individuals, Potteresque or otherwise were harmed while borrowing this clip from Neil Cicierega and YouTUbe. Try having your students come up with some sort of cadence that is created by names or words that reveal details about character or theme. It can get pretty interesting.
No individuals, Potteresque or otherwise were harmed while borrowing this clip from Neil Cicierega and YouTUbe. Try having your students come up with some sort of cadence that is created by names or words that reveal details about character or theme. It can get pretty interesting.
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