australie Diaporama sur l'Australie : pour le plaisir de la découverte. Have a nice trip ! Cartes sur l'Australie : pour mieux connaître cette immense île si lointaine (diaporama par Agnès Pihuit Imbert) Diaporama sur Canberra, la capitale de l'Australie (300 000 habitants) (diaporama par A.Pihuit Imbert) Diaporama sur la mer et la nature autour de Sydney (4 200 000 habitants)(diaporama par A.Pihuit Imbert) Diaporama sur Sydney vue d'avion ou la nuit (diaporama A.Pihuit Imbert) Diaporama sur l'opéra de Sydney et le quartier financier (diaporama par A.Pihuit Imbert) Vidéo sur l'art de vivre des australiens de Sydney (english central.com) Diaporama sur les jeux olympiques de Sydney en 2000 qui montre l'intérêt des Australiens pour le sport (diaporama par A.Pihuit Imbert). Diaporama sur l'art et les lieux sacrés des aborigènes australiens( diaporama par A.Pihuit Imbert) Vidéo n°1 sur des dances traditionnelles aborigènes-aboriginal dances (ozpix-youtube) vidéo n°2 sur les dances aborigènes (roco43-youtube)
The Sound of Jamaica – Speakeasy News In this B1 article your students will learn about Jamaica, its history and its music as a new exhibition opens at the Philharmonie in Paris: Jamaica! Jamaica! Most students will have heard of Reggae and Bob Marley, and they may have studied the Triangle Trade in History. In any case, this is a good opportunity to work on a real information gap. This lesson can be taught for itself or as part of an EPI about Jamaican music or slavery. A parallel can be drawn with French history in Saint-Domingue (Haiti), Guadeloupe and Martinique, other Caribbean islands in which French traders were heavily involved in the slave trade. Vocabulary and structures: Music related vocabulary.Slavery related vocabulary.Passive voice.Relative pronouns. Jamaica, Jamaica! Copyright(s) : ©Adrian Boot_Urban Image
We need to talk about bullying – as a nation | Oscar Rickett England is among the world leaders in bullying. Today, the Children’s Society released its annual Good Childhood Report. In an international comparison of children’s happiness in 15 countries, the report found that England ranked bottom “for a number of aspects of children’s wellbeing, including those relating to school life, bullying and, especially for teenage girls, feelings about themselves”. Half of children in England say they “have been left out by other children in the last month”. The report’s authors say that their research has highlighted that children who have been bullied are much more likely to be unhappy than other children. I know from personal experience the effect bullying has on your mental health. At school, I felt unable to say anything about what was happening to me. And life, for more than two years, was like that; a daily pageant of pain and humiliation. When I left school, I began to realise that life didn’t have to be like that.
American Dream Appearances : Portraits of students- Anglais LP • Ce projet constitue la suite du projet "A Taste of Northern Ireland : Murals, from cultural identity to tolerance" La classe de TEDPI, Terminale Etude et définition des Produits Industriels, s’est rendue en Irlande du nord avant d’immortaliser les murs de son établissement. Pour la deuxième année consécutive, les élèves du lycée professionnel ont eu la chance de s’essayer à la fresque murale en réalisant, cette fois,-ci leur autoportrait. Suite à l’étude de divers courants artistiques et de différents peintres, chaque élève a élaboré un carnet en réalisant plusieurs autoportraits. Ils ont pu alors utiliser différentes techniques. Le soleil n’était pas au rendez-vous pendant notre semaine artistique au lycée. • Une mise en situation à l’étranger qui permet de préparer les élèves eu CCF. My school project : Appearances, portraits of students’ The steps to paint a mural with Belfast artists. Les documents proposés lors du voyage
[os] Einstein's five-houses riddle The situation There are 5 houses in five different colors. In each house lives a person with a different nationality. The question is: Who owns the fish? Hints the Brit lives in the red house the Swede keeps dogs as pets the Dane drinks tea the green house is on the left of the white house the green house's owner drinks coffee the person who smokes Pall Mall rears birds the owner of the yellow house smokes Dunhill the man living in the center house drinks milk the Norwegian lives in the first house the man who smokes blends lives next to the one who keeps cats the man who keeps horses lives next to the man who smokes Dunhill the owner who smokes BlueMaster drinks beer the German smokes Prince the Norwegian lives next to the blue house the man who smokes blend has a neighbor who drinks water Einstein wrote this riddle this century. [ Back ]
English exam questions: Can you answer tricky grammar faced by 11-year-olds? | Education An academic has challenged adults to answer the questions faced by 11-year-olds in what she describes as a "daunting" grammar test. In an article for the Times Education Supplement, Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), says she is "exhausted" by the expectations the national education curriculum places on students. She describes a "grammar-filled primary school career" which asks its pupils to respond to exam questions about grammar structures such as the subjunctive, modal verbs, relative clauses and determiners before they finish primary school. To prove her point as to their difficulty, Dr Bousted chose four gramar-based questions from an exam and asked adults to answer them. We put the questions into a quiz so you can see how well you get on: Loading... Dr Bousted told the Daily Mail: "I have no problem with a curriculum aiming high, but this is a standard which is unattainable for many adults, never mind children. Reuse content
The History of Christmas Crackers -- Christmas Customs and Traditions -- whychristmas?com Christmas crackers are a traditional Christmas favorite in the UK. They were first made in about 1845-1850 by a London sweet maker called Tom Smith. He had seen the French 'bon bon' sweets (almonds wrapped in pretty paper). He came back to London and tried selling sweets like that in England and also included a small motto or riddle in with the sweet. But they didn't sell very well. However, one night, while he was sitting in front of his log fire, he became very interested by the sparks and cracks coming from the fire. Crackers were originally called 'cosaques' and were thought to be named after the 'Cossack' soldiers who had a reputation for riding on their horses and firing guns into the air! When Tom died, his expanding cracker business was taken over by his three sons, Tom, Walter and Henry. The company built up a big range of 'themed' crackers. Cracker manufacturers also made large displays, such as horse drawn carriages and sleighs, for the big shops in London.
Star Wars Free Printable Coloring Pages for Adults & Kids {Over 100 Designs!} Star Wars Coloring Pages for Adults & Kids Are you a Star Wars fan? If you’re not, I bet you know a few people that are! I grew up as a Star Wars fan, and it’s crazy to think about the generations that have enjoyed the movies! These Star Wars free printable coloring pages are sure to bring hours of entertainment! Add a splash of color to Darth Vader’s helmet or create a colorful crew of Lego Star Wars figures. You’ll find over 100 Star Wars Printables right here… Star Wars Printable Coloring Pages – AZ Coloring BB-8 Printable Coloring Page – Cleaver Pink Pirate Yoda Coloring Page – Family Shopping Bag {I love Yoda!} Star Wars Coloring Page Fun – Homeschool Encouragement There are a few more right here… Lots of Free Star Wars Coloring Pages – Homeschool Encouragement Chewbacca Coloring Page – Coloring Pictures Darth Vader Coloring Page – Coloring Book Info Star Wars Coloring Pages for Kids – 123homeschool4me.com Star Wars Coloring Page {Chewbacca} – Coloring Book Info Star Wars Printable ~Kim
Royal baby: Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to baby girl | UK news The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge presented their new daughter to the world for the first time early on Saturday evening as they left hospital just 10 hours after the birth of their second child. The new Princess of Cambridge slept soundly cradled in her mother’s arms as the couple posed on the steps of the private Lindo wing at St Mary’s hospital in Paddington, London. Earlier, Prince George was the only visitor as he was taken to see his mother and be introduced to his baby sister, who was born at 8.34am, weighing 8lbs 3oz. Crowds cheered wildly as William, who had briefly returned to Kensington Palace to pick up his son, carried the infant prince up the hospital steps, with George, looking a little overawed, managing a small royal wave. The duke proclaimed the couple to be “very happy”. The duchess had been admitted to hospital in the “early stages of labour” at 6am and the duke attended the birth. “The Duke of Cambridge was present for the birth.