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La MAISON et le JARDIN - Page 4

The HOUSE and The GARDEN

East, west, home's best. - W.K.Kelly (1859)

 

The house - Dwelling types - Houses in Great-Britain - Buildings and Places - The rooms -
The dining-room
- The living-room - The bedroom - The study - The kitchen - The bathroom - The attic - The cellar -
The garage - The garden -
Household appliances - Furniture and Things - Storage places
- Tools -
Safety -
Rebus rhymes - Conversation questions - Superstitions - Sayings


(Liens vérifiés le 08/09/2009)


 

 

 

FURNITURE and THINGS : (Click on the picture)

Listening - Vocabulary - Cliparts - Interactive exercises - Exercises to print - Games to print - Idioms - Outils - Furniture

Listening :

 

  • The Utility Room - Les mots s'affichent quand on passe la souris sur les images. - avec son (languageguide.org)





Vocabulary :

 

 

 

  • The Utility Room - Les mots s'affichent quand on passe la souris sur les images. - avec son (languageguide.org)


 

Cliparts : (Click on the picture)

 

INTERACTIVE exercises :

 

 

  • Furniture - Matching exercise (web2.uvcs.uvic.ca)

 

 

Exercises TO PRINT :

  • Homes and furniture - Lots of activities
    "Practise words for the funiture and rooms in a house, paint a bedroom, find objects in a haunted house, or read a story about one, and listen to a song about a house full of animals."
    (British Council)
  • Furniture - Match the words with the pictures (British Council) - LIEN MODIFIE



 

Games to print :

  • The Home Game (onestopenglish)
    "Students practise names of household furniture and prepositions of place."

 

Idioms :

  • If I Wanted To by Melissa Etheridge :
    "If I wanted to, I could run fast as a train
    Be as sharp as a needle that's twisting your brain..".

  • Met My Match by Whitlams : Lien modifié
    "Met my match she was pretty as a garden
    Gap-toothed as bright as a button"

  • Love Went Mad by Elvis Costello :
    "DO YOU HAVE A HEART OF IRON AND STEEL?...
    You go to church quiet as a mouse
    You're a big cheese now in the workhouse...
    But with your fingers in your ears
    Feeling bright as a button"


STORAGE PLACES : Listening

Listening :

 

THE GARAGE : Exercises to print - Cartoons - Outils

 

Exercises 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)

 

Cartoons :

 

 

THE GARDEN :


Vocabulary - Listening
- Interactive exercises - Exercises to print
- Lesson plans -
Interactive games - Stories - Cartoons - Idioms - Tools - Animated cards


Vocabulary :

  • A gardener / Gardening

 

 

  • Gardening (visual.merriam-webster.com)

  • The house (outside) - Les mots s'affichent quand on passe la souris sur les images. - avec son (languageguide.org)

 


 

Listening :

INTERACTIVE exercises :

  • House and Garden - Objects (prof2000.pt)



  • Simple machines Activities - with SOUND (edheads.org)
    "Learn about simple and compound machines while you explore the House and Tool Shed!"


 

 

Exercises TO PRINT :

 

Lesson plans :

  • Gardens and plants.
    "Have a look at the articles, stories, poems, word games, cartoons, trivia and links."

    (British Council)

 

 

INTERACTIVE games :

 

Stories :

  • Couple who had gnome stolen get replacement and apology 13 years later
    "Now, after more than a decade, the gnome-napper has given in to his conscience and left a letter of apology along with a replacement...
    Mr and Mrs Heard's gnome went missing during a nationwide spate of gnome mysteries in the mid 1990s when a series of them disappeared only to later bombard their owners with messages from around the world."

    (telegraph.co.uk)

 

 

Cartoons :

 

 

 

 

Idioms :

  • Drowning in silence by Steve Pritschet :
    "I want to break out and you lead me up the garden path"
    (to lead somebody up the garden path)



  • Met My Match by Whitlams : LIEN MODIFIE
    "Met my match she was pretty as a garden
    Gap-toothed as bright as a button"

    (lyrics007.com)

 

Animated cards :

 

 

SAFETY :

 

  • Safety (with SOUND) - conseils (kizclub.com) - LIEN MODIFIE

 

 

  • INTERACTIVE exercises :


    • Electrical safety (Frankenstein's Lightning Laboratory) - (miamisci.org)
      "Click on the characters to find out what they are doing wrong."



     

     

DWELLING TYPES :

Vocabulary - Photos - Interactive exercises
- Exercises to print

Vocabulary :

 

  • Buildings People Live In - (about.com)
    "Here are the principal definitions of each word with an example sentence using the target word in context."
  • Places - (about.com)
    "The words... are the most important words used when talking about different places and areas such as shops, towns and the countryside. At the end of each group of words you will find a link to a page which has further Example Sentences and Definitions concerning that word group. Another link leads to the list with a pronunciation RealPlayer file for the correct pronunciation (standard North American accent) of the words."
    (with QUIZZES)


 

Photos :

 

 

 

  • Thatched cottages
    "A model illustrating the different stages that are gone through to create a thatched roof."
    (dkimages.com)

 

 

 

INTERACTIVE exercises :

  • Places - Buildings - exercice de vocabulaire (avec images) - (users.skynet.be)
  • Places - with QUIZZES (about.com)

 

Exercises TO PRINT :

 

  • Rooms and houses on LearnEnglish Kids : Different types of houses - LIEN MODIFIE

 

REBUS RHYMES :

 

CONVERSATION QUESTIONS :

 

Superstitions :

 

Sayings :

  • Wise sayings :
    • East, west, home's best. - W.K.Kelly (1859)
    • Home is where the heart is. - J.J. McCloskey (1870)
    • A house divided cannot stand. - Bible (Matthew 12:25)
    • A man's house is his castle. - Sir Edward Coke (1552-1634)
    • Charity begins at home. - Tobias George Smollett (1721-1771)
    • Choose your neighbors before you buy your house. - Hausa (West African)
    • Learning is better than house and land. - David Garrick (1716-1779)