General resources
- Pirates.
"Have a look at the article, story, poem, word game, cartoons,
trivia and links."
(British Council)
- Pirates
(British Council)
"Yo Ho Ho! A pirate is a sailor who attacks other ships and steals
things.
Practise pirate words, do a quiz, listen to a song about pirates and
read and listen to a story about a treasure map.
There are lots of activities to print and do too -
would you be the captain of a ship or a pirate?"
- Pirates
(National Geographic)
History, Pictures, Information, Maps, Games, Blackbeard
History / Facts :
- A Swashbuckling World Record Attempt
"The date: Sunday 3rd May, the place: Brixham Harbour in Devon.
And the event? An attempt to beat the current World Record for the biggest number of pirates gathering in one place...
To be counted for the record, every pirate had to wear a pirate hat or bandana, eye patch, sword, pirate shirt or blouse, waistcoat, pirate trousers (no jeans), skirt or dress. Pirates also had to stay within Brixham harbour for at least 15 minutes...
There were pirates singing sea shanties, juggling pirates, sword fighting pirates and pirates on stilts."
(egl-magazine.co.uk)
- Piracy
(Wikipedia)
1 Ancient Piracy - 2 Middle Ages
3 Piracy in the Kerala Coast - 4 Piracy in East Asia - 5 Piracy in the
Caribbean
6 Life as a pirate - 7 Famous historical pirates/privateers - 8 Privateers
- 9 Commerce raiders
10 Piracy attacks decline - 11 Modern piracy
12 Piracy in international law
13 Other terms for pirates
14 Modern victims - 15 In popular culture and fiction - 16 See also
17 References
17.1 Modern piracy
17.2 Just for Fun
17.3 Historic piracy
17.4 Pirate language...
- All
about pirates! (cybersleuth-kids.com)
Anne Bonny - Blackbeard - Jean Lafitte - Museums
Pictures of Pirates - Ships and Sailing - Shipwrecks
Sir Francis Drake - Sir Henry Morgan - William Dampier - William Kidd
- Pirates
of the Caribbean, in fact and Fiction (blindkat.hegewisch.net)
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History :
Preface:The Philosophy of the Pirates Page.
Piracy: Then and Now (A brief history)
What be a Pirate, Privateer, etc.
A Pyrate's Life - Lifestyle, Organization, etc.
Pirate Specifics :
The Jolly Roger
Pyrate Medicine
Myths & Monsters
Piece of Eight, Doubloons
Tools of the Trade :
A Pirate Arsenal (Weapons)
The Ships
A Pyrates Who's Who (of the Caribbean)
Notorious Places of Pirate Lore... |
Vocabulary :
- Translated
phrases (yppedia.puzzlepirates.com)
"These are a few commonly used words and phrases that pirates
use translated into other languages."
- A
Pirate's Vocabulary (puzzlepirates.com:80)
1.1 Piratey Expressions
1.2 Important Piratey Words
1.3 People Words
1.4 Object Words
1.5 Action Words
Cliparts and Flashcards :
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The
Pirate Cards:
"These cards teach numbers,
adjectives and 'with'."
(bogglesworldesl.com)
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INTERACTIVE activities : 
Activities TO PRINT :
- Pirates
(atozkidsstuff.com)
- Poem : 'Pirate Story' By Robert Louis Stevenson
- Design A Jolly Roger
- The Compass
- Sites To See
- Make A Treasure Map
- Pirate Dress Up Day
- Treasure Hunt
- Coins
- Stories to Read-Online
- Vocabulary
- Coloring Pages
Lesson plans :
Webquests :
- Pirates Treasure
Hunt (rochedalss.qld.edu.au)
"If you can solve the clues, you will find all the Pirate's
Treasure and a neat Certificate to print out."
- Ms.
McGill's Pirate WebQuest (teacherweb.com)
"Arrrrgh me mateys! Today you will have t' choose
if yer pirate enough t'embark on a dangerous adventure. Have ya ever
wondered if thar really was such a thin' as pirates? Or be they just
make-beleive characters in fairy tales?
Are you ready t' find out t' truth? Can you handle t' truth? Or be you
too much o' a swashbuckler?"
- Pirates!Pirates!Pirates!
(chatham.k12.nc.us)
"You will work in a group to research Blackbeard and the
Queen Anne's Revenge. Your group will be assigned by your teacher.
You will have many resources available to you. There are several steps
you will have to follow to be successful in your research. Be sure to
work as a team as you enter the world of Piracy. There is an exciting
journey in store for you...be sure too look out for buried treasures
along the way."
- Pirates
- Webquest (teacher.scholastic.com)
"What images come to your mind when you hear the word pirates
bloodthirsty adventurers searching for chests of gold and walking
the plank? Did you know there were women pirates, and even a man who
was a knight for the Queen of England? Are you prepared to go on your
own pirate adventure? If so read on!"
- Pirate
Webquest (edu.pe.ca)
"I, Queen of the Pirates, am looking for a pirate apprentice to
rule the seas with terror on my behalf when I retire to live a life
of luxury. This candidate will need to prove their extensive knowledge
of our business. The lucky candidate will not only earn this great priviledge,
but they will win a treasure I have hidden on one of my many successful
voyages..."
INTERACTIVE games :
- Treasure
Island - a game to practise 'there
is - there are' (mes-english.com)
"There are hidden dangers and we must be careful as we search the
island to find the lost treasure.
The game is played in pairs.
One students plays the pirate and hides the treasure.
The second student is the explorer and searches for the treasure."
Games TO PRINT :
Songs :
-
"Pirate song"
by David Rovics.
1. Click on the pirate to see the animation
and enjoy David's song.
2. You can read the lyrics if you click
on the ship and use the dictionary if
you want.
3. Play the game. Good luck!
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
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Pirates in the
bathroom by Joe Thompson.
"Watch the video and enjoy Joe's song.
Now do the activity, all the words are in the song."
Activity created by: Renée Maufroid
Cartoons :
Videos :
Cinema :
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(tamrootbeer.com) 
