Worksheets envoyées par Christelle BOLTZ 
(Ac. Strasbourg)
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Pour travailler le prétérit: - un transparent
prêt à être imprimé où il s'agit d'associer des personnages historiques,
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Pour travailler "would like":
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Likes / Dislikes / Hobbies :
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Deux petites compréhensions de l'écrit:
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Domestic chores - Matching exercise  |
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"Hey You" by Madonna
- with a VIDEO
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
(Niveau 4ème/3ème)
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That's
Life sung by Frank Sinatra
(lyrics007.com)
"That's life, that's what all the people say.
You're riding high in April,
Shot down in May
But I know I'm gonna change that tune,
When I'm back on top, back on top in June...
I've been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate,
A poet, a pawn and a king."
- with the VIDEO
(YouTube)
Vocabulary Activities 
+ Grammar + Music + Cinema + Lessons + Games...
(anglesonline.org)
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Party Time!
I. Pre-Listening Exercises
II. Listening Exercises
III. Post-Listening Exercises
Level: medium / Topic: descriptions /
Type: conversation / Speakers: man - woman
(esl-lab.com)
Happy
Birthday Mr. President
"Learn
about George Washington's birthday
and how it became known as Presidents' Day."
(beaconlearningcenter.com)
Irish quotes and
blessings.
"Read the quotes and blessings and
reorder the letters of the missing words."
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
Peter
Cottontail - a song
(grandparentsmagazine.net)
"Here comes Peter Cottontail,
Hoppin' down the bunny trail,
Hippity, hoppity,
Easter's on its way."
- with the VIDEO
(YouTube) or KARAOKE
Police
to focus on violent crimes
"Police in England and Wales are to have targets on minor offences
relaxed to allow them to focus on combating violent crime, it is understood...
Schoolchildren may have to pass through metal detectors"
(BBC)
Rise
of the cyber doormen
"Doormen are the eyes and ears of New Yorkers, providing a personalised
service to their residents and acting as a filter to the outside world
at the
same time. Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week."
(BBC)
Queues likely
"British people love to queue (or so it seems at least).
They form an orderly queue in almost every situation..."
(bonnvoyage.wordpress.com)
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Map shows toll on world's oceans
"Only about 4% of the world's oceans remain undamaged by human
activity, according to the first detailed global map of human impacts
on the seas...
A study in Science journal says climate change, fishing, pollution and
other
human factors have exacted a heavy toll on almost half of the marine
waters.
Only remote icy areas near the poles are relatively pristine, but they
face
threats as ice sheets melt, it warns."
(BBC)
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Buffalo Bill
"In 1886, Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show played to over one million
people
in New York city. It was one of the most elaborate shows on earth: there
were cowboys and Indians, sharp shooters including the famed Annie Oakley,
hundreds of horses, buffalo, elk and donkeys, and more than two hundred
cast members, all moving about in a sweeping western landscape of mountains
and plains. Soon after the show's stunning success in New York, it would
go
on to dazzle crowds in London, Paris, Rome and Barcelona, cementing
the
legend of the Wild West in the minds of people around the globe. Behind
the extravaganza was one man - a meager plainsman turned international
celebrity and frontier hero, whose meteoric rise to fame was made possible
only by his genius, and his hucksterism. His name was William Cody,
better known to the world as Buffalo Bill."
(PBS)
Buffalo Bill
(1846-1917)
He "was an American soldier, bison hunter and showman."
(Wikipedia)
Kit Carson
"To some, he was one of America's greatest heroes: a brave and
loyal guide
who laid out a path for the westward-moving nation, an Indian tracker
who
could follow any trail, and a fearless warrior featured in dozens of
best-selling novels. But to others, Christopher "Kit" Carson was a villain
who waged a merciless crusade against Native Americans. In the end,
his contradictions
would define his legacy - and tell the true story of how the West was
won."
(PBS)
Kit Carson
(1809-1868)
He "was an American frontiersman."
(Wikipedia)
AMERICAN FRONTIERS
"Explore major events in America's westward expansion."
(PBS)
THE WESTERNIZER
- What kind of person would you have been in the American West?
- an interactive quiz
(PBS)
St
George's Day - 23rd April
Fill in the gaps.
Click on R.E. / Christianity / Resources
on Christianity
(Primary
Resources)
Climates
"Match the descriptions to the correct climate."
Click on GEOGRAPHY / Weather & Tourism
(Primary Resources)
On my shoulders
- sung by Thedo (YouTube) 
- the LYRICS
(bestofparoles.com)
"Why would I carry such a weight on my shoulders?...
Why would you try to make me friends with them soldiers...
And you should know that in my heart you fill every corner...
Why would I have to quit if time makes me older...
How could I tell them that I'll never let go..."
The environment (British Council)
"There are lots of problems facing our planet today. A lot of
people live on our planet, and the earth's resources won't last forever.
But there are lots of things that we can do to help to look after our
planet, and to make sure that the environment has a great future.
Learn words to talk about the environment in English, and find out about
what you can do to be greener!"
| Interactive activities : - Words : "What is recycling? What is global warming?" - Do or don't? "There are lots of things we can do to look after our environment. What should we do? What shouldn't we do?" - Green tips : "What can we do to help look after the environment?" - Polar bears - How green are you? "There are lots of things you can do to help save energy and water in your home, and to make your home greener. Try a quiz and find out how green you are. " Songs : - It's up to me and you! "Can you understand what we have to do? There's only one world, it's up to me and you!" Listen to a song... - The ballad of Lisa the Lemur Visit a museum : - Planet Earth - "Katie and Jaia are on a school trip with the other children in their class. They're visiting the Planet Earth Museum." A story : - The tide turns An interactive game : - Clean and Green. "Your bedroom is very messy. There is lots of rubbish lying around but you can recycle it. Can you put the rubbish in the right recycling bins? Be clean...and green." |
The teaching knowledge database
"Download our teaching knowledge database browser."
It "is a collection of information arranged around key teaching
terms.
It is also an experiment in socially construct knowledge because anyone
can contribute an entry to the database. Each entry comprises a definition
of
the term, an example and information about how this concept can be
implemented in the classroom."
(British Council)
Celebr8
by Levi Tafari
"'Celebr8' is a poem about integration and
diversity.
It is by the Liverpool based poet Levi Tafari, himself of Jamaican origin.
This short kit has been produced to support the newly launched British
Council project 'Integration and Diversity in Education' (INDIE) which
encourages young future leaders from a variety of backgrounds to
take the initiative in promoting diversity in the own schools."
- with Tasks and activities for exploiting the poem,
Teachers' notes and answer key
and the Text of the poem
(British Council)
Women's
Rights Quiz - interactive game
"When did women win the right to a university education?
When could they keep their earnings for themselves?
Play the game by knocking on the doors of Victorian opportunity
- but don't expect too much too soon!"
(BBC)
Volcano World
(volcano.und.edu)
"Best clicks are the 101 most frequently asked questions
("What are the different types of lava flows and how do they form?"),
the worldwide volcano index, volcanic glossary, and interviews with
eight volcanologists. "They [volcanoes] can be hot, smelly, and dangerous,
why would someone want to work on volcanoes?" Kids Door houses
a gallery of kids artwork and several volcano-themed games,
including an interactive crossword."
(Surfing the
Net with Kids)
Glossary
of language teaching terms and ideas
1 Accuracy - Burnout
2 Chomsky - Culture
3 Deductive teaching - Functional syllabus
4 Gesture - Krashen
5 Language content - Non-native speaker
6 Objective - Proficiency test
7 Rapport-Syntax
8 Tape script-Worksheet...
(Wikipedia)
Australia
apology to Aborigines
"The Australian government has made a formal apology for the past
wrongs caused by successive governments on the indigenous Aboriginal
population."
(BBC)
Australia
apologizes to Aborigines
(CNN)
Full
text: Apology to Aborigines
"The following is the historic formal apology given to the Aboriginal
people
of Australia by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on behalf of its parliament
and government."
(BBC)
In
pictures: Australia's apology to Aborigines
(BBC)
Thanks to Catherine Serreau (Ac. Versailles) for these sites!
What
do you do with your pocket money?
(CBBC Newsround)
What
do you spend your pocket money on?
"Children in the UK are spending an average of £1.75 a day on
the way
to and from school, new research has revealed."
(CBBC Newsround)
Children's
views on pocket money
(headliners.org)
A new page :
POCKET
MONEY
Facts
- Listening
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Activities to print - Lesson
plans - Games
to print -
Cartoons - Songs
- Videos
What's
in the fridge ?
Travail sur 'some, any, no'.
(applianceblog.com)
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Learn English with
Pictures - interactive
"There are 408 English words and photographs to view on the site,
ranging from animals to kitchen appliances .
All photographs are copyrighted by Jacob
Richman (me).
Additional words may be added in the future."
(my-english-dictionary.com)
Writing
a Research Paper - Writing an introduction
+ Body
paragraphs and integrating sources
+ Writing
a conclusion
+ LINKS
(owl.english.purdue.edu)
Writing research papers - Writing Tutorials 
Interactive
exercises
Exercise 1: Introduction to writing a research paper (Demo)
Exercise 2: What makes a good research topic? (Demo)
Exercise 3: Types of sources (Demo)
Exercise 4: Evaluating internet resources (choose # 1, new)
Exercise 5: Sorting notes for your research paper (Matching #1, new)
Exercise 6: Outlining (Demo)
Exercise 7: Formatting your research paper (Demo)
Exercise 8: Writing APA-style references (Demo, 4p)
Exercise 9: Writing reference entries (upgrading #1 , new)
Exercise 10: Paraphrasing to avoid plagiarism (choose #1 )
Exercise 11: Summarizing lengthy material for your research paper
(choose #1)
Example of an Outline for a Research Paper Example of Research Paper
(This is a PDF file)
(resources.jjay.cuny.edu)
Comment
enregistrer les vidéos en streaming sur le PC : 
une possibilité : Real Player 11
(lpm.uni-sb.de)
English Conversations
Practical Conversations for Language Learners
Bilinguals (45) Dialogues (70) Easy English (52)
Real Conversations (75) Stories (4)
Browse by Topic / Browse by Verb Tense
(englishconversations.org)
Rain
- a song
"And when it looks like rain
And when the dark clouds fill your sky...
I know the sun's gonna shine...
A little rain must fall
So let it rain"
(mp3lyrics.org)
Internet
Day highlights web risks
"Safer Internet Day is being marked around Europe with events
to educate children and parents about net dangers."
(BBC)
Call
to scrap 'anti-teen' device
"A high-pitched device used to disperse teenagers is being challenged
by
campaigners, who say it is not a fair way to treat young people. There
are
estimated to be 3,500 of the devices, known as the mosquito, in use
across
the country. Their sound causes discomfort to young ears - but their
frequency is
above the normal hearing range of people over 25. The Children's Commissioner
for England says they should be scrapped as they infringe the rights
of young people."
(BBC)
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THE
HIGHWAY CODE - a song
"A marching body on the road should keep on the left-hand
side
It should have look-outs at suitable distances at the front and
rear
And at night they should carry lights...
When you have stepped off the kerb onto a Zebra Crossing
Which must have black and white stripes...
But allow approaching vehicles ample time to give way...
Do not get on or off a bus or tram while it is moving..."
(lyricsplayground.com)
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Dating
- a cartoon
(Faire imaginer les questions...)
(onlinedatingmagazine.com)
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African-American
Inventors
A Sampling of African-American Inventors and Their Inventions
(Enchanted Learning)
The
Top Ten African-American Inventors
Read brief summaries of the inventions of
ten significant African American inventors.
(scholastic.com)
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Verb
Tense Tutorial
with interactive exercises
+ Verb Tense Overview with Examples
(englishpage.com)
Let's
go to England!
A WebQuest for 5th Grade (Social Studies)
"Have you ever wanted to take a trip to England? American families
go to England every year, but where do they find out about what there
is to do in that country? You are a travel agent. A family of four comes
to you with intentions of going on a two-week summer vacation to
England. As the travel agent, you have to compile information for the
family as to what there is to do in England, where to stay, and how
to travel. You have to plan activities for each member of the family,
so get ready to research!"
(ktnelson.myweb.uga.edu)
Une
variante à privilégier dans le triangle pédagogique
en classe de langue : l'internet
- un article d'Odile Pouchol
(epi.asso.fr)
How
to ask someone out - without embarrassing yourself!
"Don't forget to practise what you've learned with the activity..."
(BBC)
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Colours
Learning / Singing
+ Animals
+ Alphabet
+ Numbers
+ KARAOKE
(Ghislaine Wulles)
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