Cliparts and Flashcards :

Translations : WordReference + Le Robert & Collins - Dictionnaire

• 	wanderer = 1) person who travels aimlessly 2) person who takes risks (thesaurus.reference.com)	A PAINTING OF JOHN CLEESE IN THE CLASSIC MONTY PYTHON SKETCH : The Ministry of Silly Walks (castlestudiosonline.com)
  JAYWALK = To cross a street illegally or in a reckless manner. To cross the road at a red light (answers.com) No jaywalking (mobarrett.net) = traverser la chaussée en dehors des clous	walk out (thefreedictionary.com) = se mettre en grève	sleepwalk (fetchfido.co.uk) = être somnambule
  hobble (unitedcommand.com) = clopiner, boitiller	stagger (i32.photobucket.com) = chanceler, tituber	tiptoe (fotosearch.com) = marcher en silence (sur la pointe des pieds)
  stroll (webster) = se promener	wander (bike-and-smile.de) = errer; se promener, flâner	stride (hawaii.edu) = marcher à grands pas, à grandes enjambées
  plod (farm4.static.flickr.com) Lien modifié = avancer d'un pas lourd ou pesant	toddle (allschoolparents. homestead.com) = marcher à pas hésitants	strut (fotosearch.com) = avancer en se pavanant, ou en se rengorgeant ou d'un air important
  dash (bingo-central.com) = filer, passer vite; se précipiter	paddle (GB), wade (US) (clipartreview.com) Lien modifié = barboter	scramble (hightrek.co.uk) = grimper (en alpinisme)
  trudge (xroads.virginia.edu) = se traîner, marcher péniblement ou en traînant les pieds	frogmarch (allhatnocattle.net) = amener de force	scurry (fotosearch.com) = courir, se précipiter

• Actions and Movements (aussi en ESPAGNOL) - flashcards - Lien modifié
  crawl / hop
  Click on Flashcard Library.
  (esl-library.com)
  
  

Vocabulary :

• moonwalk
  " - a kind of dance step in which the dancer seems to be sliding on the spot; "Michael Jackson perfected the moonwalk in the 1980s"."
  (thefreedictionary.com)

  

• Character Movement
  Click on ENGLISH:/ Text Level: Fiction: General (Fiction) Story Writing / Characters
  (Primary Resources)

  

• WALK (thefreedictionary.com)
• WAYS OF WALKING - with definitions and examples (saberingles)
  
  

INTERACTIVE activities :

• Ways Of Walking (languageproject.co.uk)
  "In each sentence, choose the best phrase to complete the gap from the choices..."

• Ways of walking, expressing anger (oup.com)
  "Match the sentences and responses."

Activities TO PRINT :

• Match these different ways of walking with their meanings. (longman.com)
  "How many different ways of walking can you think of?
  This activity looks at different verbs that mean 'walk' - limp, hike, sneak etc."

• Ways of Walking (ardecol-v2.inforoutes-ardeche.fr)
  
  

  "A vocabulary exercise based on situations from The Maltese Falcon - Use the context provided below to choose the correct verb for each sentence. Note that the situations are in the past. crawl, trip, dash, trudge, slip, creep, limp, stagger, wander, stroll, march"

  
  
  

Lesson plans :

• Sidewalk Rage Common in Big Cities (24th February, 2011) - a lesson plan (breakingnewsenglish.com)

  Get Out of My Way, You Jerk! - ARTICLE + AUDIO (online.wsj.com)
  "Researchers Study 'Sidewalk Rage,' Seeking Insights on Anger's Origins and Coping Techniques"
  

  
  
  
  
  Intermittent explosive disorder (abbreviated IED) "is a behavioral disorder characterized by extreme expressions of anger, often to the point of uncontrollable rage, that are disproportionate to the situation at hand."
  (Wikipedia)

  
  
  

Idioms :

• Walking - Idioms (thefreedictionary.com)
  be walking/treading on eggshells
  be (skating/walking) on thin ice...

• Walk - Idioms (thefreedictionary.com)

Poems, Quotations and Sayings :

• THIS WAY OF WALKING (albany.edu)
  - 3 Poems by Robert W. Greene

• Walking - Strolling, Sauntering, Meandering, Hiking, Walk-Abouts (egreenway.com)
  Quotations, Poems, Quips, Wisdom, Sayings
  "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets
  his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more; it is a tale
  told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
  (William Shakespeare)
  
  

Cartoons :

• "And what time did you stagger home last night?" (cartoonstock.com)
  
  

• The cookies (to sneak) - (cartoonstock.com)
  
  

Videos :

• Ministry of Silly Walks - Monty Python
  (You Tube)

  

• The ABCs of Walking Wisely - 1959 (archive.org)
  "Illustrates how people walk in streets like the alphabet. Shows among others the G-Walker, who doesn't look where he's going but says 'Gee, look at that,' the Y-Walker, who says 'Why walk when you can hitch a ride' and the familiar J-Walker."
  
  
  
  
  

Songs :

• Jil Is Lucky - The Wanderer
  "And I’m walking all damned day 
  Day after day 
  But it’s okay 
  I’m on my way 
  Wandering again from the West to the East 
  I try to resist 
  But it’s so hard not to fall" 
  Vocabulary :
  drag oneself - walk - wander - wanderer - steps - on my way - leave
  (greatsong.net)
  + the VIDEO
  (YouTube)

• Jingle Bells :
  "Dashing through the snow..."

• The Wanderer - Beach Boys :
  "They call me the wanderer yeah the wanderer
  I roam around around around..."
  
  
• The Wanderer - U2 :
  "I went out walking...
  I went wandering
  I went drifting
  Through the capitals of tin
  Where men can't walk"
  
• Tiptoe Through The Tulips - Tim Tiny

• Walking In My Shoes - Depeche Mode :
  "Try walking in my shoes
  You'll stumble in my footsteps"

• Walking In Your Footsteps - The Police

• Walking on glass - Movielife

• When the saints go marching in - Bruce Springsteen