moonwalk
"
- a kind of dance step in which the dancer seems to be sliding on the spot; "Michael Jackson perfected the moonwalk in the 1980s"."
(thefreedictionary.com)
Interactive exercises on Word and Phrasal Stress 
(davidbrett.uniss.it)
Deadly Animals Come To Australia by Scared Weird Little Guys
"Come to Australia
You might accidentally get killed
Your blood is bound to be spilled"
(kovideo.net)
+ VIDEO (YouTube) 
Why did I marry him ?
(web.utk.edu)
"Student will describe:
* what has led up to the event shown
* what is happening at the moment
* what the characters are feeling and thinking, and
* what the outcome of the story was."
(Dave Kees)
World mourns pop legend Jackson - Obituary
Michael Jackson (1958 - 2009)
|
Top 10 Protest Symbols - a slideshow
"Whether standing before a column of tanks, refusing to give up a bus seat
or suffering a tragic death in the chaos of a Tehran street protest, these
figures came to epitomize and humanize their struggle."
(time.com)
Still Life - Shaun the Sheep 
"A children's series from Aardman Animations
and a former character in Wallace and Gromit."
(YouTube)
Recommandation sur les équivalents français à donner au mot "live"
Commission générale de terminologie et de néologie
(education.gouv.fr)
Lien
modifié
Exercices interactifs sur The
Rasmus - chanson
- travail sur le
present perfect progressif
(mathis.anglais.chez-alice.fr)
Hobo's Lullaby by Arlo Guthrie
(YouTube)
+ the LYRICS
"I know your clothes are torn and ragged
And your hair is turning grey
Lift your head and smile at trouble
You'll find happiness some day"
(lyrics007.com)
The Canterville Ghost - Chapter 1
- with activities 
Sent by Marie-Hélène Fasquel (Ac. Lille)
"The Canterville Ghost"
"is a popular short story by Oscar Wilde,
widely adapted for the screen and stage."
(Wikipedia)
Animal Cloning
"Based on a final risk assessment, a report written by FDA scientists
and issued in January 2008, FDA has concluded that meat and milk
from cow, pig, and goat clones and the offspring of any animal clones
are as safe as food we eat every day."
(fda.gov)
FDA: Cloned animals' meat is safe
"After more than five years of study, the Food and Drug Administration concluded that cloned livestock is "virtually indistinguishable"
from conventional livestock."
(usatoday.com)
Is meat from cloned animals safe?
(bigthink.com)
Questions and Answers About Foods from Cloned Animals
(ific.org)
Crimestoppers pays out record sum as callers swap tip-offs for cash
"Reward payments made to those who reported criminals to the national
charity, which ran several campaigns last year, have doubled in 2008-09 compared with previous years..."
(timesonline.co.uk)
New warnings for video games
- a lesson plan
WARM-UPS :
Video games / Games symbols / Ratings
(breakingnewsenglish.com)
TÉLÉCHARGEZ DES MILLIERS DE MP3 GRATUITEMENT
SUR UNIVERSAL-SOUNDBANK.COM
"Plus de 15000 bruitages, sons, musiques, et loops gratuits, enregistrés,
triés, optimisés et encodés en MP3 de qualité professionnelle."
(Lien permanent 1) (Lien permanent 2)
The Wind - a poem (-ough and -aught)
Si le lien n'aboutit pas directement au document, cliquer sur
ENGLISH:
Word Level: Spelling & Phonics (Part 2) / Other Word Groups
(Primary Resources)
(Lien permanent 1) (Lien permanent 2)
SOUNDGLE
Find "all kind of sound FX and musical instruments samples
on our mega online library...
All of our sound effects and samples are royalty free for downloading. "
(soungle.com)
World hunger 'hits one billion'
"One billion people are hungry around the world, with a 100 million
increase blamed on the global recession, says the UN."
(BBC)
Homer Simpson now on GPS systems
- a lesson plan
WARM-UPS :
Voice / How it makes you feel / GPS / car navigation aids
(breakingnewsenglish.com)
Original Homer Simpson voice
(tomtom.com)
LIEN MODIFIE
Guns
in the home - Posters 
:
- JOHN HIGGINS HID HIS HANDGUN SO WELL,
IT TOOK HIS SON 3 YEARS TO FIND
IT.
- LOUIS TAYLOR HID HIS .357 MAGNUM SOWELL,
IT TOOK HIS SON 6 YEARS TO
FIND IT.
- FRANK SHELLY HID HIS 9mm GLOCK SO WELL,
IT TOOK HIS DAUGHTER 4 YEARS
TO FIND IT.
PANDEMIC / EPIDEMIC / ENDEMIC :
Pandemic:
"An epidemic (a sudden outbreak) that becomes very widespread
and affects a whole region, a continent, or the world..."
(medterms.com)
Pandemic
= "an epidemic of infectious disease that is spreading through human
populations across a large region; for instance a continent, or even worldwide."
(Wikipedia)
An epidemic
"affects more than the expected number of cases of disease occurring in a community or region during a given period of time. A sudden severe outbreak within a region or a group as, for example, AIDS in Africa or AIDS
in intravenous drug users."
(medterms.com)
An endemic
"is present in a community at all times but in low frequency. An endemic is continuous as in the case of malaria in some areas of the world
or as with illicit drugs in some neighborhoods."
(medterms.com)
Swine flu cruise ship quarantined
"Venezuela has quarantined a visiting cruise ship following
an outbreak of swine flu on board...
Last week the World Health Organisation declared the virus a global pandemic that has spread to 74 countries. There have been some 30,000 cases diagnosed globally and more than 140 deaths."
(BBC)
The Alphabet of Slavery
"Watch a number of actors read the poem "Alphabet of Slavery."
The poem was published in "The Poetry of Slavery, an Anglo-American anthology," 1764 - 1865. Each letter of the alphabet vividly depicts one
aspect of slavery from, "A is an African torn from his home"
to "Zealously labour to set the Slaves free"."
(YouTube)
The Alphabet of Slavery - Read and listen to the poem
Download.
(understandingslavery.com)
An Alphabet' by Edward Lear
read by Murray Lachlan Young
(YouTube)
"C
C was once a little cake,
Caky
Baky
Maky
Caky
Taky Caky,
Little Cake!..."
'A was an Apple Pie' - a poem
(ingeb.org)
'A APPLE PIE'
BY KATE GREENAWAY
AN OLD FASHIONED ALPHABET BOOK
(digital.library.upenn.edu)
'A was an Apple Pie'
- a commentary with illustrations
"The poem goes through every letter of the alphabet, using a word beginning
with the right letter to describe what each different character did
- B bit it, C cut it, D dealt it and so on."
(lukefarookhi.blogspot.com)
17 June is World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.
Practise your English while you learn about deserts.
Take a look at the article, stories, word game, cartoon, trivia and links.
(British Council)
See Desertification and climate change
(un.org)
New hydrogen car approach debuts
"The manufacturer of a hydrogen car unveiled in London on Tuesday will make
its designs available online so the cars can be built and improved locally."
(BBC)
14-year-old hit by 30,000 mph space meteorite
"A schoolboy has survived a direct hit by a meteorite
after it fell to earth at 30,000mph."
(telegraph.co.uk)
NYC Plans Geese Cull To Prevent Air Accidents
"New York officials have annouced a cull of 2,000 wild geese
in the wake of January's air accident.
Canada geese will be captured and killed on city-owned property
within five miles of the city's two airports and three other sites."
(news.sky.com)
Friendship Words 
Si le lien n'aboutit pas directement sur le PPT,
cliquer sur :
P.S.H.E. / P.S.H.E. & Citizenship: Presentations
(Primary Resources)
Newspaper Glossary
(enchantedlearning.com)
Parts of a newspaper
(east-buc.k12.ia.us)
Parts of the Newspaper
- a slideshow
(scribd.com)
WaterLife
Where Rivers Meet the Sea
A new educational game
"Valerie is worried when her mom falls ill. On her way home from the hospital,
a bicycle accident leads her to a new friend, Oscar. This talking otter shows
her the way into the Oracle's Estuary. She becomes aware of a magical land
with a wise old turtle and Valerie finds herself in a position to help this dying realm. What challenges will she face? How will she get back home?
What shadows are watching her progress?"
Watch the
Game Trailer
(games.noaa.gov)
More games
(games.noaa.gov)
Shakespeare for Kids
(folger.edu)
"offers lessons and activities for kids and families to test your knowledge of Shakespeare's plays and learn about his life and time...
From word jumbles to weird words to trading Shakespearean insults and quotations to acting out the scenes from scripts written for kids, you’ll have fun with words at this site. Read the fun facts about Shakespeare’s life and times, including a recipe for a seventeenth-century room deodorizer..."
Read the REVIEW by Education World.
People fear personality transplants
- a lesson plan
WARM-UPS : Organ donors / Personality
(breakingnewsenglish.com)
Roger Federer becomes greatest ever
- a lesson plan
"Roger Federer’s recent win at the French Open makes him
the greatest male tennis player ever..."
WARM-UPS : Tennis / Sports
(breakingnewsenglish.com)
Science museum's top 10 objects
"The Science Museum in London has chosen a top 10 list of its most
significant objects, as part of events marking its centenary...
The museum's chief curator, Tim Boon, wants the top 10 to spark debate
about the value of inventions and discoveries."
(BBC)
Apollo 10 capsule
What books do you read in class?
Programme de lecture en seconde euros.
(Amélie Silvert - lewebpedagogique.com)
William the Conqueror
- a song
DMX krew and the Bayeux Tapestry combined.
(YouTube)
+ LYRICS :
"I'm William the Conqueror
Britain's first Norman king
I found renown and won my crown
at the battle of Hastings
in September of 1066
I crossed the sea from France..."
(thelyricarchive.com)
"The lyrics of this song tell the story of the Norman Conquest.
I use the song alongside images from the Bayeux Tapestry to act
as an introduction to the Norman Invasion."
(schoolshistory.org.uk)
William I of England (about 1027 or 1028 - 1087)
"better known as William the Conqueror (French: Guillaume le Conquérant), was Duke of Normandy from 1035 and King of England from late 1066
to his death."
(Wikipedia)
Séquence pédagogique de palier 1,
niveaux A1-A2 du CECRL destiné aux élèves de 6ème.
"La tâche finale consiste à acheter de la papeterie dans une boutique.
Nous avons intégré des activités langagières et des objectifs de diverses
natures (culturels, linguistiques, lexicaux, grammaticaux, pragmatiques).
Nous avons intégré également des exercices de compréhension orale qui
peuvent être travaillés en baladodiffusion et téléchargés
sous forme de fichiers MP3...."
(lve.scola.ac-paris.fr)
Who was Thomas Paine?
"It's 200 years since the British-born "father
of the American revolution" died...
Paine threw his lot in with those Americans who were thirsting for
independence from Britain. In January 1776 he published a short pamphlet
that earned him the title The Father of the American Revolution.
Titled simply, Common Sense, the work has been described ... as "the most incendiary and popular pamphlet of the entire [American] revolutionary
period". It put the case for democracy, against the monarchy,
and for American independence from British rule."
(BBC)
Thomas Paine (1737 – 1809)
"was an English-American pamphleteer, revolutionary, radical, inventor, intellectual, and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States."
(Wikipedia)
Synonymes : GOOD, NICE, BAD
selon les domaines utilisés
(readwritethink.org)
Adjectifs 'classiques' - Synonymes
GOOD , INTERESTING , SMALL ou IMPORTANT
Activités à imprimer
(Alain Gayer - activitice)
From pet poo problem .... to CCTV debate
Is it right to be spied on?
Pet poo problem
(sabironlangues.typepad.fr)
(Lien permanent 1) (Lien permanent 2)
Chile police find suitcases made of cocaine
(The Associated Press)
Des valises fabriquées avec de la cocaïne
(cyberpresse.ca)
Compare the 2 texts.
School Lunch From Around the World 
(interestingemailforwards.blogspot.com)
Site signalé par Renée Maufroid.
(Lien permanent 1) (Lien permanent 2)
Présentation interactive de la question raciale aux USA
de Lincoln à Obama (en français)
(php2.arte.tv)
Voyage en GB
(dans les comtés de Devon et Cornouailles)
Préparatifs - Activités - Financement
(Marielle Bianchi - mousepotato.over-blog.com)
Road safety.
"You will find songs, stories and a new game called Road Safety Run in the
topics section, plus links to resources for children, parents and teachers developed by the UK's Department of Transport's Think! campaign...
Listen to songs about crossing the road , and using roads safely.
You'll also find some stories to watch and to listen to,
and links to some websites with games and activities to do."
(British Council)
Nuclear veterans win right to sue
- with a VIDEO
"Ex-servicemen who took part in nuclear tests in the 1950s have won
the right to sue the government for compensation.
More than 1,000 men say they and their families have suffered ill-health
following the nuclear tests conducted in the South Pacific...
The men want compensation for illnesses, including cancer, skin defects and fertility problems which they claim are the result of exposure to radiation
during nuclear bomb testing."
(BBC)
Seaside Riddles
Si le lien n'aboutit pas au document,
click on ENGLISH: Text Level: Fiction: Poetry / General Ideas
(Primary Resources)
Snoopy and Charlie Brown
"Here are 9 pages about Snoopy, Charlie Brown and his gang.
Listen , watch , play and don't forget to have fun!"
Activity created by Renée Maufroid.
Cette activité est prévue "pour une fin de 6ème avec rebrassage
du présent simple, de la description, de l'impératif
et une introduction au preterit,
le tout sur un 'background' de culture américaine."
Big Ben
"During 2009 Parliament celebrates the 150th anniversary
of its world famous Clock Tower, Great Clock and Great Bell.
The name Big Ben is often used to describe the tower..."
(bigben.parliament.uk)
« Presseurop »
propose un choix d’articles de la presse étrangère en 10 langues
(presseurop.eu)
Lire le commentaire d'APLV
(aplv-languesmodernes.org)
