Cliparts, Flashcards and Photos
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Buildings
& Places (ESL-images) :
At the Airport - At the Bank - At the Beach - At the Post Office
- At the Restaurant - At the Supermarket - Buildings and Places Around
Town - Housing In the City and On The Street
(aussi en ESPAGNOL) flashcards
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Community
places - flashcards - POUR MEMBRES
UNIQUEMENT (English Raven)
(bank | church | post office | garage | barber's shop hairdresser's
shop | dentist's clinic...
Vocabulary : 
- All about Emails
ICT : Internet & Email / Communication & Email
(Primary Resources)
- Le
dictionnaire postal
"vous permet de voir la traduction des mots couramment
utilisés dans l'univers postal."
(laposte.fr)
Examples :
Facts :
Listening : 
Lesson plans : 
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How
to write letters and e-mails 
(englishingambier.over-blog.com)
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Emoticons,
emails and letter writing - 3 lessons (3 levels)
"Do you prefer to write letters or send emails?
Do you use emoticons when you write emails?
What do you think when you receive an email containing emoticons?"
(onestopenglish.com)
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Postal
systems.
"Have a look at the article, poem, word game, cartoon, trivia
and links."
(British Council)
- You've Got Mail
- a lesson plan - PDF (english-4u.com) SITE
PAYANT
Language function: discussing issues; reading comprehension;
talking about the past
Topic: electronic messaging; health
Grammar: used to do sth
- with Teacher's Notes
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In
the News: Goods and Services (Yorkville) :
"The crazy town of Foxville is all mixed up! For some reason,
whenever someone takes a letter to the post office, it never leaves
the post office...
What could the town be missing that would cause all of these problems?
Is the town lacking a good, a service, or both?"
- POSTAGE
DUE ! (CSD)
"In honor of Women's History Month, the United States Post Office
is going to honor a woman with her image on a postage stamp.
Who should they choose? What qualifications and characteristics should
be considered?
In this WebQuest, you are going to help make those decisions!!"
- Search the Web for U.S.
History of the 1930s. (Education World)
" Learn the stories behind the stamps issued by the United
States Postal Service commemorating the people, places, events, and
trends of the 1930s."
(Présentation des timbres suivie de questions - Il faut chercher les
réponses aux sites indiqués.)
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Please
Mister Postman by The Beatles :
"Mister postman look and see
You got a letter in your bag for me
I been waiting such a long time"
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Postman by Rasmus : LIEN MODIFIE
"Now we're gonna talk about the postman,
who brings the paper in the morning,
who wakes up at the night to make his job right.
With his bike driving all around the city
delivers papers, oh isn't that pretty."
(sing365.com)
- Tear
Stained Letter by Johnny Cash :
"I'm gonna write a tear stained letter,
I'm gonna mail it straight to you...
Put it special delivery...
It'll be about the saddest thing,
Your mailman ever did bring around."
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Cartoons and Signs :
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How to be British N° 28 : REAL MAIL
((lgpcards.com)
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(irancartoon.com)
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LEARN WITH DRAWINGS :
INTERNET (dessins et questions)
- (erp.oissel.onac.org)
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Who attacked you on email ?
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Stories : 
- After numerous rounds of "We don't even know if Osama is still
alive," Osama
himself decided to send George Bush a letter in his own handwriting
to let
him know he was still in the game. Bush opened the letter, which appeared
to
contain a single line consisting of a coded message:
370HSSV-0773H
Bush was baffled, so he e-mailed it to Condoleezza Rice. Condi and
her
aides had not a clue either, so they sent it to the FBI. No one could
solve
it at the FBI, so it went to the CIA, then to the NSA.
Eventually they asked Britain's MI-6 for help. Within a minute MI-6
cabled
the White House with this reply:
"Tell the President he's holding the message upside down."
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