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Jobs
transcription effectuée par Thomas D.
Nigel Naylor,he’s a tailor , makes trousers, suits and shirts
Penny Proctor , she ‘s a doctor ,comes to you when it hurts
Peter Palmer , he’s a farmer , he’s got cows and pigs and sheep
Wendy Witter ,babYsitter, minds the kids when they’RE asleep
PEOPLE WORK IN THE COUNTRY, PEOPLE WORK IN THE TOWN
PEOPLE WORK DAY AND NIGHT TO MAKE THE WORLD GO ROUND
Mabel Macher, language teacher, teaches English, French and Greek
Garry Gummer, he’s a plumber, call him when you’ve got a leak
Patty Prentice, she’ s a dentist, keeps your teeth both clean and white.
Ronie Ryman, he’s is a fireman, comes when there’s a fire to fight.
acting on a stage
A poem written by N.
On snow
Under heaven
Through the wind
I ski with my classmates
Near the cottage
Good Days, so many happy day!
A poem by Ann
Orange as the sun in the evening
United in love
Tears of sadness or Joy
Imaginary like dreams
Near starry nights
Green as hope!
Raymond Aubrac, Jean Moulin and History
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-16761781
Jean Moulin
- Son of a history professor
- Rapidly ascended Civil Service to become France’s youngest prefect (regional administrator)
- Extreme left-wing politics
- Arrested in June 1940 by Gestapo and tortured
- Dismissed by Vichy government for refusing to sack all elected officials with left-wing views
- Smuggled out of France in 1941 to meet De Gaulle in London
- Parachuted back to France in Jan 1942 to organise Resistance movement
- Betrayed in June 1943, tortured and died
Once upon a time, there was…
The Pea and the Princess adapted from its original version.
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Once upon a time there was…a Prince but he wanted a Princess.
He travelled around the world but there was always something wrong.
-“There must be a real Princess for me somewhere!” he thought.
There was always something wrong and Our Prince could not find one.
One day, there was a terrible storm with thunder and lightening.
In the middle of the storm, something happened and a Princess appeared but the Old King did not believe the Princess nor did the Prince. They thought she was not a Princess because of her appearance.
The Princess stood outside and she was in a terrible state because of the rain on her clothes and her hair and her face…
-“We shall see if you are a real Princess!” (On va voir si vous êtes une vraie Princesse!”)
She put 20 mattresses and twenty feather-beds. And she put a pea under the mattress or mattresses.
-“How did you sleep last night?”
-“I slept terribly bad!”... she said. “I hardly closed my eyes and my body is all black and blue.”
So the Prince was sure she was a real Princess.
The pea was placed in a museum!
Everybody can see it now!
My conclusion about Andersen’s tale?
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