A song: My Room!

5ème, 6ème, SONG, VOCABULARY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1BuMo4EUTI

My Room!

It’s only a room,
But it’s my room.
My space, my base,
My place in the world.

Brown bears stare
from a ledge up above.
I don’t play with them now
but can’t give them the shove.
They’re stuffed
too full of love.

On the floor: a pair and a half
of socks,
a bundle of keys,
without locks,
a pair of goggles
in a box.

It’s only a room,
but it’s my room.
Somewhere to go,
somewhere to sleep,
somewhere to be sent,
somewhere to hide,
somewhere to cry,
somewhere to dress,
somewhere to think,
somewhere to be. Steve Turner

 

 

3C’s strange creature

3ème, PUPIL CONTRIBUTION

Drawing by Lazlo Lounis (Year 2019 / 2020)

The Da Monster

This evil creature lives in modern cities and travels around. It has the head of a cheetah and often puts on a fierce expression to frighten any people who dare pass by. Its body resembles that of a cat, with four long legs and sharp claws on its feet. The tail, however, belongs to a killer whale and is powerful and fast. It is mainly black and white but has some red spots here and there, most prominently on its eyes.

The creature travels to big cities and its arrival creates a cyclone that kills humans. At night it appears to terrify any children that refuses to go to bed, and then eats them up. During the day, it wears a hat and a school bag to try and blend in with the other fashionable people who live there.

Co-written by the pupils in 3C. Re-written by Elvire Gremaud (special thanks to her)