6°2 Collège Lucie Aubrac Mix it up day! With our friends “Les prépositions de lieu” H a p p i n e s s H for happy holidays [z]and happy houses ![siz] Hello, Mexico on a horse ! Hide behind … Continue reading →
http://fd.guerin1.free.fr/poster_phonologique.htm PAGE DE PHONETIQUE Le pavé vert correspond aux sons voyelles courts et long Le pavé rose correspond aux sons voyelles diphtongues Le pavé jaune correspond aux sons consonnes
Long ago, when the Vikings crossed the seas to raid Ireland, a boy called Brendan lived in a village not far from the great monastery of Kells. One terrible day, the Vikings attacked Brendan’s village and left no one alive- … Continue reading →
Thanksgiving Dinner: What was On The Menu? What did the Pilgrims eat at the very first Thanksgiving in the year 1621? Was it pumpkin pie and stuffed turkey? No, it wasn’t! The Pilgrims definitely ate at Thanksgiving We do know … Continue reading →
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheRoyalChannel http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/royal-wedding http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13247503 Windsor family tree William_marrying_Kate http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13243298 divorces_in_br_history royal_wedding_2 http://ph1.cerosmedia.com/1B4db9637e64402012.cde/page/3 Diana_connectionsqueen_s_role Par respect des droits de copyright et de confidentialité, la signature ainsi que le nom de la personne nous ayant répondu ont été effacés. Family tree … Continue reading →
Let us write a letter of congratulations to Prince William and Kate Middleton on the occasion of their engagement Conformément à ce que nous avions dit et à ce qui avait été décidé ce vendredi 19 novembre, nous réaliserons ce … Continue reading →
The Band’s Visit interview Posted by Robert Levin • 13 Feb 2008 With The Band’s Visit, writer-director Eran Kolirin has produced a powerful corrective to the divisiveness that permeates most media representations of Israel’s conflict with its Arab state neighbors. … Continue reading →
28 September 2010
by Marie André-Milesi 0 comments
The European day of languages: September 26th In Europe, 225 languages are spoken. There are about 800 million people. E for Europe Europe (The European Union) was a union of different states which matched after WWII the Second World War … Continue reading →
28 September 2010
by Marie André-Milesi 0 comments
6° 3 28th September 2010 acrostiche réalisé par les élèves ( lexique Enjoy 6°) O for organize, often, officially, only, offer, own, let’s open our houses to our old opposites and let’s have a good party! D for dream, day, … Continue reading →