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Songs with Activities :
- BEAUTIFUL
GIRLS By SEAN KINGSTON
- with activities
"see it started at the park
used to chill at the dark
oh when you took my heart
that's when we fell apart
coz we both thought
that love lasts forever (lasts forever)"
(Isabel Perez)
- WORKSHEETS
FOR 'WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS' by Queen
(musicalenglishlessons.org)
- Listening practice: Spelling & Pronunciation (Rhyming
Words) for pre-intermediate level
- Listening practice: Present Perfect for pre-intermediate or intermediate
levels
- Prepositions & Particles for intermediate or upper-intermediate
levels
- Listening practice: Common Phrases for intermediate or upper-intermediate
levels
- Matching exercise: Providing Suitable Responses for post-intermediate
to advanced levels
(musicalenglishlessons.org)
-
Goodnight
moon by Shivaree - a worksheet

Goodnight
moon sung by Shivaree
(YouTube)
- the LYRICS (sing365.com)
"There's a blade by the bed
And a phone in my hand
A dog on the floor...
Something's under the bed...
There's a big black crow sitting on my window ledge"
Use of "there is" and prepositions
- If I can dream - sung by Elvis Presley

"notable for its direct quotations to Martin Luther King, Jr."
Une fiche envoyée par Emmanuelle Duchiron (Ac. Versailles)

+ Lyrics (lyricsfreak.com)
+ Video (YouTube) 
-
IN
THIS LIFE By DELTA GOODREM
- with activities
"I was nurtured I was sheltered
I was curious and young
I was searching for that something...
I have faltered I have stumbled
I have found my feet again"
(Isabel Perez)
-
Mulberry
Bush by Gwen Stuffunny
-
with an animation
(mothergooserocks.com)

- Frere
Jacque by Dave Mathshoes -
with an animation
(mothergooserocks.com)

- Boom
Boogie - a song by The Tweenies (simple present - karaoke)
- (BBC)


- Driving
The Last Spike Lyrics (by GENESIS) :
"In the early 1800's, large groups of mainly unskilled labourers built
england's railways. the cost in human terms alone was very high..."
- English
is cuh-ray-zee by Pete Seeger :
"English is the most widely spoken language in the history of the
planet.
One out of every seven human beings can speak or read it.
Half the world's books, 3/4 of the international mail are in English.
It has the largest vocabulary, perhaps two million words,
And a noble body of literature. But face it:
English is cuh-ray-zee!"
- IMAGINE :
- 'Imagine'
by John Lennon
- un travail envoyé par Corinne CORMIER de l'Académie de Nice (.doc)
"Attention : Dans l'activité 2 (lexicale), il n'y a pas d'antonyme
pour "country", à eux de le découvrir et d'expliquer pourquoi."
- I'm
with you by Avril Lavigne - an activity

- I will survive :

The Alien Video
Song - I will survive (YouTube) - UPDATED
"The video plays Gloria Gaynor's disco anthem "I Will Survive"
as the theme for a three-fingered, one-eyed extraterrestrial named "Blit
Wizbot."
- with a
worksheet for the lyrics (musicalenglishlessons.org)

- Language
by Suzanne Vega :
"I won't use words again
They don't mean what I meant
They don't say what I said
They're just the crust of the meaning
With realms underneath
Never touched
Never stirred
Never even moved through"
- Beatles : Let
it Be by The Beatles - interactive
exercise (eflclub.com)
- POISONING PIGEONS IN
THE PARK :
- Sorry
- Based on: Sorry by Madonna - a lesson plan FOR
SUBSCRIBERS ONLY!
Language Function: talking about one's experience
Grammar Focus: present perfect
- with Teacher's Notes
(english-4u.com)
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SUNDAY,
BLOODY SUNDAY : 
- Irish
History - 20 VIDEOS
ex : Part 17 : History of the troubles in Northern Ireland
with a particular focus on the Bloody Sunday
massacre
(YouTube)
- Yodelice - Sunday With A Flu (+ Clip
)
"Closed my door, forgot my key
Missed my bus in the pouring rain
It’s been the usual sunday with a flu
And I just can’t get over you"
(tictacflo.com)
- SWEET HOME ALABAMA :
See Alabama
Lynyrd Skynyrd and Neil Young
"Thanks to Neil Young, Lynyrd Skynyrd was inspired to write the song "Sweet Home Alabama"."
"Well, I hope Neil Young will remember
a southern man don't need him around anyhow"
Is "Sweet Home Alabama" Really Sweet?
(thrasherswheat.org)

- WORKSHEET
ON 'TELEGRAPH ROAD' by Dire Straits (Yvan Baptiste)
- Lyrics
- A Short History
of America (animation) - This is a
12 panel piece of art which Crumb named "A short history of America".
(zubeworld.com)
- Thanks
for the Memories By Fall Out Boy

- with activities
"Been looking forward to the future
But my eyesight is going bad
And this crystal ball
It's always cloudy except for
When you look into the past (look into the past)
One night stand (one night stand off)"
(Isabel Perez)
- That's
My Goal - based on 'That's my goal' by Shayne Ward
Vocabulary Area / Topic : Valentine's Day / love relationships
Grammar Focus : adjectives and adverbs
- with Teacher's Notes
(english-4u.com) FOR SUBSCRIBERS
ONLY!

- "The
Letter" by Joe Cocker
("Give me a ticket for an aeroplane. Ain't got time to take a fast train
...")
- THE REASON :
- The
Reason by HOOBASTANK (azlyrics.com)
"I'm not a perfect person
There's many things I wish I didn't do
But I continue learning...
I've found a reason for me
To change who I used to be...
And all the pain I put you through
I wish that I could take it all away"
- "The reason" sung by Hoobastank - a
worksheet
(sent by Marion Méranger-Galtier - Académie Orléans-Tours)
- the VIDEO
(YouTube)
- WE DIDN'T
START THE FIRE :
-
-
What
Have You Done By Within Temptation
- with activities
"Would you mind if I hurt you?...
Wish that I had other choices
Than to harm the one I love...
I know I'd better stop trying
You know that there's no denying...
I know I should stop believing...
I've been waiting for someone like you
But now you are slipping away"
(Isabel Perez)
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- Where
is the love? by Black Eyed Peas

- Avec le clip vidéo ou Avec la bande son - (Ac. Paris)
exercices interactifs
- YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL
:
- You're
beautiful by James Blunt (Laurence
Carta - Académie Aix-Marseille)
- Travail sur clip video
- Document de travail élève

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CRANBERRIES
- "ZOMBIE" 
- Zombie
(song)
"Zombie" is a protest song by the Irish band The
Cranberries from the 1994 album No Need to Argue.
It is about the conflicts in Northern Ireland known as "The
Troubles", with references to the Easter Rising of 1916."
(Wikipedia)
- Zombie - The Cranberries (paroles-musique.com) + the VIDEO
(YouTube)
Zombie - The Cranberries - A worksheet 
(tuneintoenglish.com)
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"The
Letter" by Joe Cocker
("Give me a ticket for an aeroplane. Ain't got time to take
a fast train ...")
- War : Status Quo - In
The Army Now
- Weather songs
(wxdude.com) :

You can listen to some clips and see the lyrics with
the definition of each weather word.
You can also test your weather knowledge !
Quizzes :
- EFL Club
Songs - with interactive activities
(eflclub.com)

The Beatles / The Monkeys / Louis Armstrong
- Instruments (Enchanted Learning):
- Label
String Instruments - Label the cello, violin, viola,
bow, double bass, banjo, harp, and guitar
- Woodwind
Instruments - Label the bassoon, clarinet, English
horn, flute, oboe, piccolo, and saxophone
- Label
Percussion Instruments - Label the drum, tambourine,
cymbals, xylophone, maracas, gong, and triangle
- Brass
Musical Instruments - Label the trumpet, trombone,
tuba, and French horn
- New York Philharmonic
Kidzone - (nyphilkids.org)
Musician's Lounge, Composers' Gallery, Instrument Storage Room, Instrument
Laboratory, Conductor/Soloist Dressing Rooms, Newsstand,
Games (quizzes, scavenger hunts), and Composer's Workshop.

INTERACTIVE
games :
-
The meaning
of American Pie
"Look at the video and learn about the meaning behind the lyrics
of Don McLean's American Pie, the number five song of the twentieth
century.
Now Read about the song lyrics and learn more about America from the
mid 1950s to the late 1960s.
How many people and events can you identify? what do you know about
them?
Match their names and photos.
See a list of terms used in these activities."
Matching - Flashcards (Java / non-Java) - Concentration - Word Search
Activities created by: Renée Maufroid

- Rocking
English (english-online.org.uk)
"When you press the start button you will see two lines of a song.
The last word is missing.
You must decide what the last word is; and you have to get it right
quickly, or the singer won't be able to get out of the way of the rotten
tomatoes the audience are throwing."


"The Cotton Club is a 1984 crime-drama,
centered on a famed Harlem jazz club of the 1930s, the Cotton Club.
The movie was ... directed by Francis Ford Coppola, choreographed by Henry LeTang,
and starred Richard Gere, Diane Lane, and Gregory Hines.
The cast included Nicolas Cage, Bob Hoskins, ..."
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