Cruella. 2021

I.
What is there in the picture?
What are we going to talk about?
What Disney films or cartoons do you know?
Which is your favourite one?

Who is there in the picture?
Is it a boy or a girl?
What is so unusual about it?
Can you guess what its name is?

Who is that old lady speaking?
Watch the episode without the sound and describe what you see (0:00 – 1:53)
What does the word “cruel” mean?
Cambridge dictionary:
Cruel (adjective)
/ˈkruːəl/ crueller | cruellest | crueler | cruelest
extremely unkind, or causing people or animals to suffer
cruel joke
Many people think hunting is cruel to animals.
Cruelly (adverb)

Fill in the missing words
( better, lucky, friendly, need, polite, agreed, good)
Mother: Remember, you belong here as much as anyone. They are ______ to have you.
Estella: ______.
Mother: Hey. What do you say to Cruella when she tries to get the ______ of you?
Estella: Thank you for coming, but you may go now.
Mother: Good. Now say goodbye to her.
Estella: Goodbye, Cruella.
Mother: And wear the hat.
Estella: I don’t ______ the hat.
Mother: Well, be ______. And ______. And ______.

II.
roar
verb
UK
/rɔːr/ US
roar verb (MAKE NOISE)
to make a loud, deep sound
реветь, рычатьWe could hear a lion roaring from the other side of the zoo.
She roared with laughter.
roar past/down, etc
If a vehicle roars somewhere, it moves fast making a loud noise.
мчаться мимо/по чему-либо с ревомA huge motorcycle roared past.
roar verb (SHOUT)
to say something in a very loud voice
орать, вопить"Stop that!" he roared.
What does the word ‘roar’ mean?
What animals make a roar sound?

“I am woman. Hear me roar.”
What does this saying mean?
What is the Russia variant?

Watch the episode (1:54 – 3:51) and answer the questions:
Does Estella have many friends? Why?
Who are her best friends?
How do children treat Estella and what does she do to protect herself?
What do the headmaster and Estella’s mother talk about?

Shadowing
Headmaster: Well, I think it’s clear what happens now. Estella, you are expel…
Mother: I’m withdrawing her from your school.
Headmaster: I’m expelling her.
Mother: It’s too late because I withdrew her first, so that can’t be on her record.
Headmaster: I’d said expelled. I’d already said it.
Estella: Hadn’t.
Mother: Didn’t. And might I say, your school seems to turn out horrible children with no creativity or compassion.
Estella: Or genius.
Headmaster: You’re out. Out.

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Instructions

III.
Watch the episode (3:52 – 9:15 – 9:30)
2. Try to guess what will happen next?
3. Grammar Future Simple
4. Sequence the pictures (mirro) and retell the story

When we (to get) to the city, first thing we (to do), we (to go) to the fountain, and we (to have) a cup of tea and we (to start) planning how to make this London thing work.
I (to be) less trouble from now on, Mum.
You (to mind) it for me?
I (not to be) long.
(Not to worry), she (to be) back soon.
I (to be) sure it (to be) quite extravagant.
I (to see) what I (can) do.
And I (to keep) my mouth shut, and I (to come) never back here.

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IV. Episode
9:30 – 10:32
fault
threaten
demand
chase
search
Match the words with their definitions
to be responsible for something bad that has happened
to tell someone that you will kill or hurt them, or cause problems for them if they do not do what you want
to ask for something in a way that shows that you do not expect to be refused
to run after someone or something in order to catch them
to try to find someone or something

Fill in the missing words
Estella: There are no words. That was my fault.
Lady: There’s been the most dreadful accident.
Estella: It was my fault.
Lady: Police Commissioner Weston! A woman… She was threatening me, demanding money. I..
Estella: I had killed my mother.
Lady: I think they were chasing someone.
Officer: Search the grounds!
Role-play the episode using the new words

V. Episode 10:32 – 11:48
What are this places?

London. Tower Bridge

The Victoria memorial.
Buckingham Palace

Regent’s Park