RETOUR

The AMISH



(Updated on 12/10/2010)

 


 

 


Information
-
Interactive activities -
Webquests -
Songs
- Cinema - Videos



Related pages :

The Amish : history

 


Information :
  • The Amish 
    "This presentation presents some of the characteristics of the Amish denomination."

    + a VIDEO
    (prezi.com)

 

 

  • The Amish Population Boom
    "The number of Amish in North America has doubled since 1991 and their distinctive communities can now be found in Canada as well as 28 U.S. states, including unlikely ones like Texas and Maine."

    (blogs.wsj.com)

 

 

  • Amish (Wikipedia)

    1 Population and distribution
    1.1 The Amish as an ethnic group
    2 History
    3 Religion
    3.1 Hochmut and Demut
    3.2 Separation from the outside and between groups
    3.3 Baptism, rumspringa, and shunning
    4 Religious services
    4.1 Communion
    4.2 Baptism
    4.3 Weddings
    4.4 Funerals
    5 Lifestyle and culture
    5.1 Modern technology
    5.2 Language
    5.3 Dress
    6 Health issues
    7 Education
    8 Relations with the outside world
    8.1 The Amish in fiction
    8.2 Groups sometimes confused with the Amish
    9 Abuse controversy
    10 See also
    11 Notes
    12 Further reading
    13 External links

  • The AMISH, the MENNONITES, and the PLAIN PEOPLE - (800padutch)

    "Here are some questions and answers about the Amish, the Mennonites, the Brethren, and the other "Plain People" of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country."


 

 

 

Interactive activities :

  • The Amish
    "First watch the slideshow and try to understand the VOA recording, then click on "Play this game" and fill-in the blanks of the song."
    Created by Renée Maufroid. (Ac. Lille)

 

 

Webquests :

 

 

Songs :

 

Cinema :



Videos :

  • Amish paradise - a parody with a song
    "The video clip to Weird Al Yankovic's hit single song "Amish Paradise" from the album "Bad Hair Day".
    This song parodies Coolio's "Gangsta Paradise"."
    (wideo.fr)





  • Witness "is a 1985 American thriller film directed by Peter Weir and starring Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis. " 
    The screenplay "focuses on a detective protecting a young Amish boy who becomes the target of a ruthless killer after he witnesses a brutal murder in Philadelphia's 30th Street train station."

    (Wikipedia)
    See the trailer. (YouTube)