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A1-A2 Happy Diwali 6°1 and 6°3
réponses aux questions posées à partir des pronoms interrogatifs
Who?
Rama and Sita , a Prince and a Princess
The goddess Laksmi likes luck, fortune and generosity
The goddess Alaksmi likes poverty and bad luck
What?
a festival of lights with fireworks and candles
Where?
in India, South Africa, Pakistan and many countries
When?
mid-October-mid-November
Why?
A Hindu tradition
Michelle Henry‘s fabulous link
A1- A2 William the Conqueror Cultural Animated video clip
the preterite simple is one of the tenses used to speak about past events
After winning the battle against Harold’s army, the Normans became the new masters of England.
1. They took all the land. They did not ask anybody.
2. The English hated the Normans, because they were so cruel.
3. The peasants had to work hard. They did not get paid much.
4. They hid in the woods. They tried to escape William’s soldiers.
5. Only a few were able to run away. They fled to Scotland.
6. Later they were caught and punished very hard, because they had broken the King’s peace.
7. Soon William was master of the whole country. He built strong castles everywhere.
A-On Christmas Day 1066, I became King William.
B-Your Majesty!
C-We crushed the Saxons!
D- William defeated Harold at the battle of Hastings. His victory appeared in a tapestry in Bayeux (Normandy).
E-William set sail (ships and boats) on September 27th
F-“The sea is rough!, isn’t it?”
G- Our story begins in 1066. Harold Godwine became the last Saxon King of England.
H- In France, William, Duke of Normandy prepared an invasion, the great invasion of England.
I-The Normans wrote in Latin.
J-At Berkhampsted, the Saxons finally surrended to William the Conqueror.
K- King Harold died on the battlefield.
Bayeux tapestry relates the story of the invasion of England by William the Conqueror from the viewpoint of the warriors.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtGoBZ4D4_E&annotation_id=annotation_559561&feature=iv[/youtube]
Match the dates with the events down below and write the verb in the past if necessary
5th January (1) |
6th January (2) |
early May (3) |
all Summer (4) |
early September (5) |
20th September(6) |
25th September (7) |
28th September (8) |
13th October (9) |
14th October (10) |
24th December (11) |
stereotypes
* What are the French like?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeYYZes9MFM[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeYYZes9MFM&feature=related[/youtube]
Stereotypes on French people:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl1tSOV_syw&feature=related[/youtube]
* What are the British like?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymCTOsk45fE&feature=channel[/youtube]
* What are the Germans like?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7JpbFgifNs&feature=channel[/youtube]
* What are the Italians lke?
[youtube] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mI15ewNwv9c&feature=channel[/youtube]
… Christopher Columbus, America and history
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuvRFZ4Mxbo&feature=related[/youtube]
Les élèves jouent les personnages(prévoir une mise en scène minimale, une étoffe, des fruits …)
You are welcome on our land! We are the wampanoag tribe!
Hello, my name is Christopher Columbus. I am really tired.
I haven’t got anything to eat and we are very hungry! We don’t know where we are!
Have you got anything for my men, their children and the ladies, please?
A lot of men were sick on the ship! They vomited and we didn’t have enough food for everyone.
– Wampanoag1: Well, yes, we have a few things here. We’ve got eggs and fruit…and meat as well!
-Wampanoag2: We’ve got clean water and a fire! Come closer!
-CC: Thank you so much! It is very kind of you!
W1 and W2: Come in our tepee!
CC: You speak English very well!
W1 and W2: We know Europe very well!
CC: We are very lucky! Come on folks!
Narrator:
They all step inside the tepee.
The next autumn was a season with a lot of fruit and the English people invited the wampanoag for a meal…to say ‘thanks’.
They had turkey with cranberries.
This was the first Thanksgiving meal!
http://www.history.com/topics/thanksgiving