Mind the Baby Mr Bean emotions vocabulary video worksheet
emotions vocabulary/ amusements park vocabulary
Warmer/ Lead-in/ Pre-teach
Mime or draw the feelings below and see if your partner can guess which one it is.
amused angry/ furious annoyed/ irritated
anxious/ worried/ stressed/ nervous bored/ uninterested
calm/ unstressed/ relaxed confused disappointed
disgusted dizzy excited
hungry/ starving impatient impressed
interested relieved
scared/ frightened/ afraid sick/ ill sleepy/ tired/ exhausted
surprised/ shocked thirsty upset
When your teacher stops you, ask about any feelings above you aren’t sure about, working together as a class to make suitable sketches and/ or mimes each time. Then change partner. Choose words from above and compete to produce the best picture or facial expression.
You are going to watch a video about Mr Bean looking after a baby in an amusement park. Which things above do you think these people will feel?
- the baby
- Mr Bean
- the people around them/ passersby
Can you guess how any of the words below might be connected to the film?
pram tiptoe
policeman’s helmet squeak
bark lead/ chain
bumper cars accelerator
laugh/ giggle/ chuckle steering wheel
upside down cry/ tears
van rollercoaster
scream noisy
bow and arrow smelly
spin nappy/ diaper
hold your breath bottom
poo teddy bear
rip/ tear cheating
darts goldfish
swallow leak
cheeks throat
bingo win
tail spit
goldfish bowl plastic bag
balloon shoot
fly/ float in the air pencil sharpener
hide steal/ snatch
Ask your teacher for the meaning of any words above you don’t understand, can’t pronounce, etc, trying to imagine how they might be connected to the video each time.
As you watch the video, put up your hand if you think you can make a true sentence using any of the words above (including the feelings language at the top). You get one point for each correct sentence but lose one point if you make a wrong sentence. You can only use each word once during the film, so tick each word off as someone uses it.
When the video ends, work together as a class to make true sentences with any vocabulary that hasn’t been used.
Extension/ Production
Design an amusement park or theme park. Include things that make you:
- Amused
- Calm/ unstressed/ relaxed
- Confused
- Disgusted
- Dizzy
- Frightened/ scared/ afraid
- Impressed
- Laugh/ giggle/ chuckle
- Scream
- Surprised/ shocked
You can also include places you can go if you are:
- Hungry
- Smelly
- Thirsty
- Tired/ sleepy/ exhausted
And places where you can:
- Buy balloons or go up in a balloon
- Change nappies/ diapers
- Fly/ float in the air
- Rip/ tear things
- Shoot a bow and arrow or something else
- Win, see or buy goldfish
Present your ideas to other groups, and vote on the best from other teams.
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