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BOOK 2 LESSON 3 - "ENJOY!" - 5ème
- une séquence
"What should we do when we are bored to death ? Spy on our IT teacher ?
Practise tossing pancakes ? Customize an old pair of trainers ?
Text our friends ? Do our English homework ?"
"Dans cette séquence, je vais :
comprendre un article de magazine
et savoir faire des suggestions pour résoudre l’ennui
savoir donner mon opinion ainsi que des conseils
savoir comprendre une courte lettre genre « courrier des lecteurs »
savoir manier SHOULD et des expressions synonymes
apprendre du vocabulaire du domaine de la communication et des jeux
apprendre les expressions abrégées utilisées pour envoyer des SMS"
Séquence proposée par Emmanuelle EL MASSAOUDI - Ac. Rouen

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BOOK 2 LESSON 4 - "ENJOY!" - 6ème
- une séquence
"Dans cette séquence tu vas apprendre :
à utiliser MUST / MUSTN’T / CAN / CAN’T : ce qui est obligatoire, interdit
et autorisé de faire quand on conduit ou quand on nourrit son chien
le vocabulaire du code de la route
à utiliser not ….. any :
You mustn’t give Crookie any sugar =You must give him no sugar
à utiliser les pronoms compléments :
it’s bad for ME/ YOU / HIM / HER / IT / US / YOU / THEM"
Séquence proposée par Emmanuelle EL MASSAOUDI - Ac. Rouen
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Ivory and bluefin tuna top agenda at UN wildlife summit
"Sales of ivory and a possible ban on trading bluefin tuna top the agenda for
the two-week CITES meeting that opens this weekend in Doha, Qatar."
(BBC)
Statement on elephants and international trade in ivory
(cites.org)
CITES
(the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of
Wild Fauna and Flora, also known as the Washington Convention)
"is an international agreement between governments, drafted as a result of a resolution adopted in 1973 at a meeting of members of theInternational Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Its aim is to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival and it accords varying degrees of protection to more than 33,000 species of animals and plants."
(Wikipedia)
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World’s Strangest Delicacies
Hákarl (i.e. Rotten Shark) – Iceland
Tacos de Chapulines (i.e. Grasshopper Tacos) – Mexico
Gator Kebabs – South Louisiana
Bird’s Nest Soup – China
Kopi Luwak (i.e. Luwak Coffee) – Indonesia
Fried Tarantula – Cambodia
Seal Flipper Pie – Canada
(highestfive.com)

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The internet billionaire rich list
Who has profited from the web's biggest sites?
"The internet has created some of the world's youngest billionaires,
possibly in the shortest possible time scale, ever.
The richest are Sergey Brin and Larry Page, the pair who set up Google in the late 1990s. They went from PhD students to (paper) billionaires in about five years."
(BBC)
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Inside a spy shop 
"Spencer Kelly takes a look around a spy shop at some of the products
available to help keep tabs on people.
These include a watch, a box of tissues and a pen
that all contain hidden cameras."
(BBC)
to keep tabs on somebody = 'avoir ou tenir quelqu'un à l'oeil'
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PET Practice
Reading Comprehension and Test Preparation
with interactive activities
"There are 5 Types of Exercises..."
(esl-bits.net)
Site recommended by Catherine Serreau (Ac. Versailles)
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Switzerland rejects move to provide lawyers for animals
"Animal rights groups had proposed the move, saying that without lawyers
to argue the animals' case, many instances of cruelty were going unpunished...
Switzerland already has some of the strictest animal welfare
legislation in the world.
Pigs, budgies, goldfish and other social animals cannot be kept alone; horses
and cows must have regular exercise outside in summer and winter; and dog
owners have to take training courses to learn how to care for their pets."
(BBC)

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Shambles, York, named Britain's 'most picturesque'
"A cobbled lane in York which dates from the Middle Ages
has been voted Britain's most picturesque street...
The Royal Crescent in Bath and Grey Street in Newcastle
came second and third respectively in the vote.
Hampshire's Stockbridge High Street was voted "best foodie street"
and Milsom Street, in Bath, "best fashion street"."
(BBC)

York
(visityork.org)
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Internet access is 'a fundamental right'
"Almost four in five people around the world believe that access to the internet
is a fundamental right, a poll for the BBC World Service suggests...
"The internet is the most powerful potential source of enlightenment ever created."
See "Aspects of the internet causing most concerns."
(BBC)
See Lesson
plans 

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Mind mapping (cartes heuristiques) - un dossier
Qu'est-ce que le "mind mapping"?
Comment utiliser le mind mapping en classe de langues?
Comment réaliser des mind maps?
Exemples de Mind maps
(Laurence Bernard -
Ac. Martinique)
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esolcourses.com
Free English Lessons Online
"Practise your English skills using our free interactive listening activities,
reading exercises, quizzes and games"
(esolcourses.com)

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TAP YOUR SKIN TO DIAL YOUR PHONE
"Researchers have developed a way for people to use their own skin as a keypad
or pull down menu to control MP3 devices, make phone calls or play games.
It's called Skinput "
(news.discovery.com)

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Jets at New York airport directed by child
"A US air traffic controller and his supervisor have been placed on administrative leave and are under investigation after a small boy was apparently allowed
to direct passenger airplanes at New York's JFK airport."
(content.usatoday.net)
Watch the video. 
(video.ap.org)

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Mice infest Westminster Palace in London
"The House's administration chief... favors the current tactic
of using poison and mousetraps.
Parliament staff have reported daily sightings of the rodents
in the palace's restaurants and bars. "
(content.usatoday.net)

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Woman driver caught flossing teeth at 70mph on motorway
"Traffic police spotted the driver, 36, on the M4 motorway using dental floss
to clean her teeth in her rear view mirror. She was pulled over, lectured
about careless driving and given a fixed penalty notice of £60...
A spokesman said: "We've caught women applying lipstick, make-up
and checking their hair in the mirror
- and even men using an electric razor on their way to work."
(telegraph.co.uk)

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Learning English with Mister Duncan 
with VIDEOS - 55 lessons - FREE
More lessons to come.
Lesson 45-(Describing Things)
Lesson 46-(The Human Body)
Lesson 47-(Punctuation)
Lesson 48-(Death)
Lesson 49-(Food)
Learning English-(Summer Sickness)
Lesson 50-(Samuel Johnson)
Lesson 51-(Giving Your Opinion)
Lesson 52-(British & American English)
Lesson 53-(The Office)
Lesson 54-(Winter Snow)
Lesson 55-( L O V E )
(YouTube)

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Languages smarten up your brain
"Most people learn languages to help them communicate.
Now a study of recent research into brain function reveals
that students could be gaining a lot more
from their pursuit of linguistic skills."
(guardianweekly.co.uk)
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OYSTERS AND CRABS, THE POPCORN
OF SHAKESPEAREAN THEATERGOERS
"Tudor theatergoers snacked on seafood while enjoying
plays by Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe...
Food remains and seeds indicate that the preferred snacks were oysters, crabs, mussels, periwinkles and cockles. Walnuts, hazelnuts, plums, cherries,
peaches, dried raisins and figs were also popular...
The audiences also indulged in pipe-smoking."
(news.discovery.com)

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The Virtual White House tour - interactive
"allows you to step inside and see some of the home's most famous rooms
and their vibrant history, along with great works of art other items
from the White House Collection."
(pbs.org)

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