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(Liens vérifiés le 09/10/2009)


 

 


Flashcards, Cliparts and Photos -
Vocabulary - Facts -
Listening
-
Interactive activities - Activities to print -
Lesson plans
-
Webquests -
Interactive games
- Games to print - Cartoons -
Conversation questions - Signs - Posters -
Animations FLASH - Videos -
Songs
- Idioms and Proverbs - Poems - Stories - Films



Pages complémentaires :

Violence (civilization) :
Types - Maps - Crime - The Mafia - Firearms - Youth violence -
Thermonuclear weapons
- Social issues


+ Télévision + Jeux video
+ Guerre + La Mort + Justice (vocabulaire)
+ Police / Detectives / Prison + + Scotland Yard + 'Firearms in the USA'
+
Crimes (histoire GB) + 'Civil Rights' +
Noirs aux USA (civilisation)

+ Prohibition + September 11, 2001 + Terrorisme aux Etats-Unis + US. GANGS + Bullying

Pirates - Jack the Ripper - 'Bowling for Columbine' - JAMES Jesse

 


Flashcards, Cliparts and Photos :

   

 

Terrorist
(fotosearch.com)

 



LOOT / LOOTING / LOOTERS :

Loot
Definition / Antonyms...
(answers.com)

 

 

EXPLOSIVES :


A firecracker

(littletheatre.net)

 


Fireworks

(idahoptv.org)

 

A hand grenade
(dclips.fundraw.com)

Dynamite
(spokane.wsu.edu)


A ticking time bomb

(support.uidaho.edu)

 

A bomb
(goodasyou.org)

A detonator


An antipersonnel mine

(cyberpresse.cndp.fr)

 

Nuclear explosion
/ Atomic bomb
(breadonthewaters.com)

 

Youth Crime - TIME cover
(img.timeinc.net)


To have a protest
(slapupsidethehead.com)

 


Marksman

= "Someone skilled in shooting."
Synonyms: crack shot (n), sharpshooter (n).
(websters-online-dictionary.org)

 

Hostage (fotosearch.com)


Fight at school

(clipartguide.com)


 

TORTURE
(theflexblog.com)


 

Robbery - Flashcards
(mots ou expressions
+ définitions)

(highered.mcgraw-hill.com)
Burglary - Flashcards
(mots ou expressions
+ définitions)

(highered.mcgraw-hill.com)

Happy slapping
(Wikipedia)

Terrorism - Flashcards
(mots ou expressions
+ définitions)

(highered.mcgraw-hill.com)

How stun guns work
(How Stuff Works)


Click on the picture


What is waterboarding ?

(southdakotapolitics.blogs.com)

See waterboarding

 

Persecution


Sachez reconnaître ces fameux signes du danger

"Certains cambrioleurs utilisent des signes de
reconnaissance ou idéogrammes généralement
tracés à la craie à l'entrée de votre domicile..."
- à traduire en anglais
(ias.ch)

 

 

Vocabulary :

  • Killers and Killing - with definitions
    "All of these words end in 'cide', from Latin caedere, to kill.
    However, some of them refer exclusively to the act of killing a specific thing (e.g. herbicide) while others can refer alternately to the act itself or
    to the person performing the act (e.g. homicide)."

    (phrontistery.info)

  • Fighting and Combat - with definitions
    "These words, all very obscure, refer to fighting, combat or conflict, whether actual or metaphorical, using the suffix "machy"
    (from the Greek mache, a fight)."

    (phrontistery.info)

 

  • HOSTAGE :

    • Hostage (websters-online-dictionary.org)
      Synonyms within context :
      - "prisoner, prisoner of war, POW, captive, inmate, detainee, abductee, detenu, close prisoner."

      - take prisoner, take hostage (capture), hold hostage, confine illegally

      + MORE expressions using "hostage"

      + Hyphenated Usage
      ...

 

 

  • Happy slapping (Wikipedia)
    1 Use with video technology
    2 History
    3 Criminalization in France
    4 Media-reported incidents...

 

  • Crimes : vocabulary
    - with interactive activities
    (manythings.org)

  • Weapons : vocabulary
    - with interactive activities
    (manythings.org)

 

  • The most important words used when talking about crime. (about.com)
  • Crime type definitions :
    Burglary - Criminal damage - Drug offences - Fraud & forgery - Robbery - Sexual offences - Vehicle & other theft -
    Violence against the person -
    Other offences

    (crimestatistics.org.uk)
  • Crime "The words ... are the most important words used when talking about crime." (about.com)
  • Criminal Investigation - a glossary (highered.mcgraw-hill)
  • Robbery - Flashcards (mots ou expressions + définitions) - (highered.mcgraw-hill.com)
  • Burglary - Flashcards (mots ou expressions + définitions) - (highered.mcgraw-hill.com)
  • Terrorism - Flashcards (mots ou expressions + définitions) - (highered.mcgraw-hill.com)

 

 

Facts :

  • See Violence (civilization)

  • Cyber-bullying - PowerPoint presentation
    Click on ICT: General Resources
    (primaryresources.co.uk)

 

 

 

  • Metropolitan Police - Young people
    "This part of the site specifically targets the youth of London, delivering useful guidance on crime prevention and how to stay safe. The site also offers advice such as what to do if your mobile phone is stolen or if you are being bullied."
    (met.police.uk)

 

  • The Information Cycle - animated
    How today's events are tomorrow's information.
    Example : The Columbine Tragedy
    (libraries.psu.edu)

 

 

 

  • Bullying - un dossier
    (CBBC Newsround)

 

 

 

Listening :

 

  • BULLYING - Compréhension de l'oral  S'INFORMER : organiser l'information (3e et 2nde) - (Ac. Caen)
  • A Policeman Asking Questions
    "You will hear a policeman asking a woman questions about a robbery.
    Choose the correct multiple choice answer to the questions.
    You will hear the listening twice.
    After you have finished, click on the arrow to see if you have answered the questions correctly."

    (about.com)