Welcome to the English Channel 2012-2013! |
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Solo Verse Speaking Winner's demonstration 1
Let's listen to Marius' interpretation of a spoiled and annoying schoolboy complaining about small matters! It's Dean's poem, "It's Not What I'm Used to". |
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Solo Verse Speaking Winner's demonstration 2
What would be an ending of a polite verbal exchange between a bird and a worm? Kilby's verse "Breakfast" will tell you the answer! Let's enjoy Cedric's performance of this cute piece! |
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Solo Verse Speaking Winner's demonstration 3
You must have experienced hating your cut hair and feeling embarrassed about it when you were small. The narrator of this verse is a classic example! Let's enjoy Harrison's poem "Haircut", performed by Ronney. |
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Solo Verse Speaking Winner's demonstration 4
Rico's performance of the poem "Breakfast" written by Kilby may offer you a different perspective on how this verse could be delivered, and how we should understand animals when they are hungry. |
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Solo Verse Speaking Winner's demonstration 5
What are waves to you? Just some sort of water moved by the wind? Jerry's performance of this verse "There are Big Waves" will amaze you with lots of descriptions about waves. |
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Solo Verse Speaking Winner's demonstration 6
What horrible accidents could a house cat bring to your family when magic powder accidentally landed on it? Listen to Henry's performance of Dixon's work "Magic Cat" and you will be shocked! |
