Activities TO PRINT :

• English for Everyday Living - Lessons with activities to print
  Learn the names of the things you see or use every day.
  Learn the sentences you need for everyday situations.
  In the Kitchen - In the Bathroom - In the Bedroom - In the Living Room -
  In the Garage - In the Yard - In the Office - At School - At the Store -
  At the Barbershop - Your Body
  (say-it-in-english.com)

• Moving and Growing Quiz
  Ex : "When a bone breaks it is called a &
  a. Crack
  b. Cut
  c. Fracture"
  (Primary Resources)

  

• Label Tanya's face - Lien modifié

  

• Make a clown face (kizclub)

• Body Parts - Matching Worksheet (school.discovery)

• "Label the human body diagram using the word list." (enchantedlearning)
  
  

• LEARN WITH DRAWINGS : BODY PARTS (dessins et questions) - (erp.oissel.onac.org)
  
  

• Amazing Body Terms: Matching (school.discovery)
  Blinking / Blushing / Hiccoughs / Vertigo / Sneezing / Yawn...

• Body (with symbols) - (symbolworld)

• TATTOOS - a worksheet (Annie Gwynn)
  
  

• Label the parts of the head. (enchantedlearning)
  

• Man with the Longest Moustache (text with symbols) - (symbolworld)

• Label the arm. (enchantedlearning)

• Label the leg (enchantedlearning)

• Human Anatomy Quiz -
  "Use the Little Explorers picture dictionary to answer the questions." (enchantedlearning)

• Parts of the body (wayahead-english)
  - True or False ? "Snakes don't have legs.", etc
  - Draw an animal (details provided)...

• Monster body parts (voir "Make your monster") - (British Council)

• Monsters : Match the monsters to their parts. (with pictures) - (Ac. Nancy-Metz)

• Monster Drawing Game - Target English: Body Parts, Numbers, Colours (genkienglish)

• A 6-page Spanish/English coloring book about the body. (enchantedlearning)
  

• Look, learn and draw (activitice)
  

• Which sense? Fill in the blanks. (kizclub)

• Label the senses (hearing, sight, smell, taste, and touch) - (enchantedlearning)
  

• Smell - activities to print (k12.hi.us)
  

• Impressions : to look, taste, smell, sound... as if / like
  Pictures - Interactive activities - Activities to print - Idioms - Songs - Cartoons (Ac. Nancy-Metz)

• Human Body quiz - 20 questions (enchantedlearning)

• Ways of Walking (ardecol-v2.inforoutes-ardeche.fr) -
  
  

  "A vocabulary exercise based on situations from The Maltese Falcon - Use the context provided below to choose the correct verb for each sentence. Note that the situations are in the past. crawl, trip, dash, trudge, slip, creep, limp, stagger, wander, stroll, march"

  
  

• The Body - Fill in the spaces - Lien modifié
  - ex : "If your __ hurt, you should go to the dentist." (esl-lounge)

• Unusual Body Parts (difficult) - "Match up each term with the appropriate definition" (hoadworks)
  

• Body language
  "First match each drawing with the jumbled titles
  - Then find the common interpretation given to the sign or gesture in our country" (activitice)

• Body and Health (BBC | British Council) - a quiz (+ un 2ème quiz)
  ex : "If a person cannot sleep at night, what do they suffer from?
  a. amnesia b. insomnia c. nightmares d. daydreaming"

• Ailments and Ills - LIEN MODIFIE
  "Put this list of ailments into the correct box depending on which part of the body is affected." (esl-lounge)

• The FBI's ten most wanted fugitives
  - 25 questions en français (skyblues67)

• Red Nose Day (text with symbols) - (symbolworld)

Lesson plans :

• Facial Expressions Are Not Universal - a lesson plan
  (breakingnewsenglish.com)

  

• Parts of the body.
  "Take a look at the article, story, word game, cartoon, trivia and links."
  (British Council)

  

• Burger King releases meat perfume - a lesson plan
  (Breaking News English)

  Burger King releases meat-scented cologne - an article
  (telegraph.co.uk)

• White hair may be a thing of the past - a lesson plan
  Warm-up : BODY WORRIES
  (Breaking News English)

  

• Extra-sensory perception, or ESP,
  "is the name given to any ability to acquire information by means other than the five senses...
  Take a look at the article, story, game, cartoon, poll, trivia and links."
  (British Council)

  

   

• Hygiene Education proposed by the Institut Pasteur
  "For teachers: Scientific information and themed activity sheets, with three levels of difficulty.
  For pupils: Games and fun activities, revision of information covered in the teaching section."
  (hygiene-educ.com)

  

• 9/11 commemorative tattoo - "exploitation d'un document iconographique, représentant un pompier américain tatoué des Twin Towers dans le dos."
  - utilisé en Lycée, mais adaptable en 3ème.
  (Pauline GIROUD - Alsace)
  

  

• JUNK FOOD - a lesson plan (Jean-Marc Gébelin - Académie de Grenoble)

  

• Workers in microchip implant trial - a lesson plan
  with "a news article, listening (MP3 file), podcast, communication activities, pair work, discussion, reading and vocabulary exercises."
  (Breaking News English)

• Tattoo - 2 lesson plans : Elementary + Upper Intermediate (onestopenglish.com)
  
  

• The Down Side Of Body-Piercing
  "Read the ... article and then answer the questions."
  (tesoltasks.com)

Webquests :

• TATTOOS and PIERCING - webquest
  (mrt.apinc.org)
  
  
  
  
  

  How Tattoos Work
  1. Introduction to How Tattoos Work
  2. Creating a Tattoo: Sterilization & Prep Work
  3. Creating a Tattoo: Outline, Shading and Color
  4. Health Risks
  5. Finding a Parlor & Caring for a New Tattoo
  6. Lots More Information 7. See all Culture articles
  (howstuffworks.com)

Idioms, Phrases and Proverbs :

• Idioms : shoulder, back and neck - Examples + Explanations
  (BBC)

• Three idiomatic phrases connected with hair. + Script
  (BBC)
  
  • 1. I let my hair down
  • 2. Keep your hair on
  • 3. I'm tearing my hair out
    
    
• Three idioms connected with legs. - with the script
  1. I'm pulling your leg
  2. It cost an arm and a leg
  3. You haven't got a leg to stand on
  - with the script
  (BBC)

• Head Idioms
  1. It's like banging your head against a brick wall
  2. He's got his head in the clouds
  3. An old head on young shoulders
  + Script
  (BBC)

• Three idiomatic phrases connected with eyes
  1. To keep an eye on something
  2. To have eyes in the back of your head
  3. His eyes are bigger than his stomach
  (BBC)

  

• Arm idioms
  1. They're up in arms
  2. I'd give my right arm to do it
  3. He's twisting my arm
  (BBC)

• Expressions with body parts - interactive quiz - 6 questions
  (BBC)

• Three idiomatic phrases connected with feet.
  1. I've got itchy feet
  2. I got cold feet
  3. I shot myself in the foot
  - with the script
  (BBC)

• Love Profusion by Madonna :
  "I got you under my skin"
  with the VIDEO (You Tube)

• Somewhere only we know - a song by Keane :
  "I walked across an empty land
  I knew the pathway like the back of my hand...

• The Apple Of Your Eye - with explanations (goenglish.com)

• Eye, Ear and Nose Idioms - with explanations and interactive quizzes (idiomconnection.com)
  - catch one`s eye
  - eyes pop out
  - get the eye
  - give someone the eye
  - have eyes only for
  - keep an eye on
  - make eyes at
  - stars in one`s eyes...

• Watch your mouth - a quiz (BBC)

• An arm and a leg
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Baby Takes by Green River :
  The more I die, the more you live
  Baby takes so much to give
  The more you heal, the more I ache
  Baby gives so much to take
  The more you touch, the less I feel...
  Down inside and dry as a bone"
  (lyrics007.com)
  

• Idioms that use parts of the body.
  "Can you type the right item(s) in each gap?...
  Click in the gaps and type the words." (British Council)

• Idioms with Body Parts - "Choose the equivalent or near-equivalent sentences." - interactive (english-site)

• Some Part of Me - Quan : (Number 9)
  "You had the knack to twist me round your little finger
  Till I broke my back..."
  (to twist somebody round your little finger)

• A shoulder to the wheel - Bel Canto
  "But I think that you will always stay like this
  When you put your idle shoulder to the wheel"
  (lyrics007.com)

• Heart On The Street by Manfred Mann's Earth Band :
  "It's easy just keep your eyes open
  Put your shoulder to the wheel"

• I've Got You Under My Skin by U2

• Jeopardy by Skyclad :
  "In jeopardy - welcome to the lion's den,
  We skate on thin ice - dice with death"
  (to put your head in the lion's den)

• Lena by Fool's Garden :
  "Draw me to the rainbow
  I'm trying to resist
  Cut the ground from under my feet
  Tear me out of that midst"
  (to cut the ground from under somebody's feet)

• The Mercy Seat by Nick Cave :
  "An eye for an eye
  And a tooth for a tooth"

• By Myself by Linkin Park :
  "Do I sit here and try to stand it?
  Or do I try to catch them red-handed?"
  (to catch somebody red-handed)

• Leg To Stand On by Theory of a Deadman :
  "you haven't got a leg to stand on
  You haven't got it, you haven't got the time"

• Yeah Yeah Yeah by Alice Cooper :
  "Yeah, you could pull my leg
  Or anything"
  (to pull somebody's leg)

• Midnight Love by Snoop Doggy Dogg :
  "it cost an arm and a leg just to live on your knees"

• Beauty Is Only Skin Deep by The Temptations

• Fried by Blur :
  "Oh I would like to give you your head"
  (to give somebody his head)

• Undercut - Nothingface :
  "Give me my head - nothing more, I am dead"
  (to give somebody his head)

• Out Of Sight Out Of Mind by Napalm Death

• Seeing Is Believing by Elvis Presley

• The Walls Have Ears by Elvis Presley :
  "The walls have ears, ears that hear each little sound you make"

• Two Heads Are Better Than One by Nelson