Video games as a form of art

Number of words in the worksheet: 51

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Video games have come a long way, from simple entertainment to complex, multi-dimensional cultural works. They tell stories, evoke emotions, and connect millions of people worldwide. But can they be considered art?

Some see them as a new form of expression: a combination of visuals, music, narrative, and interaction in one cohesive experience. Others argue that, despite their aesthetics, games differ from traditional art because they focus on goals and player action.

This question is not just about games, but also about how we understand creativity and the value of culture in the modern world.

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• Conversation worksheet (14 pages) in Polish and English.
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🔎 What’s inside?

• Introductory questions - quick entry into the topic.
• Questions and vocabulary from a video report - working with multimedia.
• Questions and vocabulary from an article - text analysis and discussion.
• Discussion (debate) - practicing argumentation in pairs or groups.
• Summary questions - consolidating new language and reflection.

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