Storyboard “Grandfather Tang’s Story” A Tale Told with Tangrams

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Storyboard “Grandfather Tang’s Story” A Tale Told with Tangrams Amy Hand EDCI 566 Purdue University

Context: this video short is to be utilized in a middle school mathematics intervention classr0om to introduce the spatial geometry of Tangrams

Multimedia Principle: people learn better from words and pictures than from words alone (Mayer, 2014,p.8).

Redundancy Principle: people learn better when information is not presented in more than one format (Mayer, 2014,p.8).

Sequence 1 Fox Shot description: Video of hands creating a fox with red tangrams Narration: Grandfather Tang and Little Soo were sitting under a peach tree in their backyard. They were amusing each other by making different shapes with their tangram puzzles. “Let’s do a story about the fox fairies,” said Little Soo. So Grandfather Tang arranged his seven tangram pieces into the shape of a fox. Music: Asian bells/relaxation music Sequence 1 Fox

Video of hands creating a rabbit with yellow tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a rabbit with yellow tangrams Narration: Although Chou and Wu Ling were best friends, they were always trying to outdo each other. One day this rivalry almost brought their friendship to a tragic end. They were sitting under their favorite willow tree beside a river talking about their magic powers. “I can change myself into a rabbit as quick as a wink,” boasted Wu Ling. “I’ll bet you can’t do that.” “I can too,” said Chou. “Cannot,” said Wu Ling. “Anyway, actions speak loader than words.” And he changed himself into a rabbit. Sequence 2 Rabbit

Video of hands creating a dog with blue tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a dog with blue tangrams Narration: “Not bad,” said Chou, smoothing his whiskers. “But watch me do better than that.” And before Wu Ling could blink, Chou changed from a fox into a dog. Sequence 3 Dog

Video of hands creating a squirrel with green tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a squirrel with green tangrams Narration: Now, when Chou changed himself into a dog, he not only looked like a dog, but he felt like a dog and acted like a dog. He bared his teeth and lashed his tail. Wu Ling shivered and twitched his nose. “I love rabbits,” Chou growled, “and I’, going to get you and gobble you up.” The dog edged closer and closer. Wu Ling’s eyes grew bigger and bigger. He was too frightened to move at first. But then he thought, “I’ll be safe if I can climb up the willow tree.” His little puff of a tale grew long and bushy and his tall ears shrunk as Wu Ling transformed himself into a squirrel. Sequence 4 Squirrel

Video of hands creating a hawk with red tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a hawk with red tangrams Narration: Wu Ling sprang into the willow tree and scrambled to the top. “Chou will probably turn himself into a cat so he can climb up the tree after me,” Wu Ling said to himself. “But he’ll never catch me. I’ll jump from tree to tree, and he won’t be able to follow me.” Of course, Chou thought about changing himself into a cat. “But that’s just what Wu Ling expects me to do,” he said to himself. “What can I do to surprise him?” He thought and thought. “I know, I’ll swoop down upon him from above.” And he turned himself into a hawk. Sequence 5 Hawk

Video of hands creating a turtle with green tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a turtle with green tangrams Narration: Chou circled round and round in the sky above the willow tree, searching for Wu Ling. Wu Ling peered through the leaves of the tree, looking for Chou on the ground. Round and round Chou circled the willow tree until he spied Wu Ling. “Kek!” He shrieked as he zoomed down upon the squirrel. Wu Ling trembled. Chou’s beak looked sharp enough to pierce right through him. “If only I lived in a shell house,” he thought. “Then Chou couldn’t hurt me.” Chou stuck out his fierce claws to seize Wu Ling, but Wu Ling dove toward the river below the willow tree. And as he dove he tucked in his head and tail and legs, turned green, and changed into a turtle. Sequence 6 Turtle

Video of hands creating a crocodile with green tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a crocodile with green tangrams Narration: Wu Ling climbed up on a mossy tock in the middle of the river. He thought he was safe because he looked as if he were a part of the rock. Chou circled round and round, searching and searching, until his sharp eyes spotted the turtle. Then he swooped down, down, down toward him. But just as Chou reached him. Wu Ling plunged into the water. “Follow me and you’ll drown,” he cried. “Don’t worry,” cried Chou, plunging right behind Wu Ling. His body grew longer, covered with scales. He wiped the water with his long, wicked tail. And he snapped his spike-toothed jaws as he turned into a crocodile. Sequence 7 Crocodile

Video of hands creating a goldfish with yellow tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a goldfish with yellow tangrams Narration: Wu Ling circled round and round as he plunged down, down, down to the bottom of the river. Chou lashed his wicked tail as he plunged after Wu Ling. Just as they reached the bottom, Chou clamped Wu Ling in his spike-toothed mouth. “Now, I’ve got you!” he bellowed through his clenched teeth. “Oh, no, you haven’t.” cried Wu Ling, who grew smaller and smaller and changed himself from green to gold as he transformed himself into a goldfish. Sequence 8 Goldfish

Video of hands creating a goose with blue tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating a goose with blue tangrams Narration: And he swam out of Chou’s mouth between his spike teeth. Then he hid in a patch of cattails. Chou churned the water with his lashing tail as he charged into the patch after Wu Ling. With his head swinging back and forth and his eyes darting here and there, he searched for Wu Ling. Wu Ling knew that Chou would not give up until he found him. “I must fly from here,” he thought. And he started to honk as he transformed himself into a goose. Sequence 9 Goose

Sequence 10 Goose continued Shot description: Video of hands creating another goose with red tangrams Narration: “Why, oh, why did we play that stupid game?” he moaned. “I’ll never see Wu Ling again.” He closed his eyes and sank toward the river’s bottom. Just as he touched it, he had an idea. And up he popped again, a goose himself. Moments later, Chou was flying after Wu Ling and the other geese. Sequence 10 Goose continued

Video of hands creating another fox with blue tangrams Shot description: Video of hands creating another fox with blue tangrams Narration: “I’m tired of our silly game,” he cried. “Come back with me to our willow tree.” Wu Ling and Chou returned to their fox shapes. Sequence 11 Fox again

Final Sequence Story Tree Shot description: Video of hands creating a tree, a man, and a girl with green, red, and blue tangrams Narration: “Did they ever play that game again?” asked Little Soo. “Many times,” said her grandfather, “But they were very, very careful!” “That was a good story,” said Little Soo, “Let’s do another.” Grandfather arranged his seven tangram pieces into a tree. Final Sequence Story Tree

References Mayer, R. (Ed.) (2014). The Cambridge handbook of multimedia learning (2nd ed.). Cambridge University Press: New York. Tangrams." Tangrams. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Mar. 2015. http://msjacoby.com/tangrams.html Tompert, Ann, and Robert Andrew Parker. Grandfather Tang's Story. New York: Crown, 1990. Print.