Tales of our childhood “Brother Fox and Brother Rabbit” by Joel Chandler Harris Aim: to create a play from choosing the tale to showing on the stage Tasks: üto üto remember tales which we read in our childhood choose English and American tales choose a tale for our play create a script find music and songs make costumes, props, posters and programs show a play
The stages of the project
Joel Chandler Harris (1848 – 1908) "…in the matter of writing the African-American dialect, he is the only master the country has "My desire to write—to give produced. " to my thoughts expression Mark Twain —grew out of hearing my "His tales read like wild fire mother ran The Vicar of through an English Public Wakefield” school. . [We] found ourselves quoting whole pages of Uncle Remus that had got mixed in with the fabric of the old school life” Rudyard Kipling
Brother Fox Made the Wonderful Tar-Baby
Summary Results üIt’s very difficult to create a script, but it's very interesting. 1. We created a script of the play üIt’s important to find a compromise! “Brother Fox and advice Rabbit”. üYou can find some good Brother in every tale: We dramatized the tail and showed 2. ØNever say die! it. Ø We made a film. 3. Keep smiling even when chips are down! ØHe laughs best who laughs last!
MSSEI Gymnasium № 1534 Educational Center Linguistic Theatre Club “UMBRELLA”
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