Michelle Henry 1. The British flag - What is the name of the flag of the United Kingdom ? ...It is made up of 3 crosses : - St Andrew's for ... - St George's for ... - St Patrick's for ...- What creature can you see on the Welsh flag ? ...- What is the title of the National Anthem ("hymne") ? ... 2. 3. Lis ces petits textes Puis fais ce qui t’est demandé : Où se trouvent les Maisons du Parlement ? Qui a été le premier roi à être couronné à Westminster Abbey? Trafalgar Square est une place en forme de rond / de carré.A son centre se trouve la statue de Napoléon Bonaparte / l’amiral Nelson.Elle commémore la bataille de Waterloo / Trafalgar qui a eu lieu en 1805 / 1905 Qui sont les gardiens de la Tour de Londres? 4.
English Grammar Tests for ESL Students - English Grammar Practice Quizzes Welcome to our English grammar training section, a good place to practice and improve your knowledge of English grammar. The quizzes come in three levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. The topics covered include verb tenses, phrasal verbs, articles, prepositions, noun clauses, and much more. Start practicing English right now! (B) = Beginner; (I) = Intermediate; (A) = Advanced VERB TENSES (Tests/Quizzes): Commands (Imperative) 1 (B/I)Commands (Imperative) 2 (B/I)Commands (Imperative) 3 (B/I)The Present Continuous 1 (B)Simple Past/Past Continuous? EXERCISES TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH WRITING SKILLS (ADVANCED) Whether you're a native speaker of English or an advanced ESL student, these practice tests will help you to recognize and eliminate common grammar errors. COUNTABLE (COUNT) or UNCOUNTABLE (NONCOUNT) NOUNS: USED TO, BE USED TO, WOULD 1 (B/I)WOULD YOU LIKE or DO YOU LIKE?
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Using Phraseum to learn lexical chunks I recently revisited Phraseum, an app which I first discovered and reviewed in March 2014. I’m glad to see that the tool is still around, has gathered a loyal following and has developed both in terms of design and functionality since that first review. In this article I’d like to show you some of the new features and also share some ideas for how you can use it. Let me start though by recapping what Phraseum does. Phraseum is a tool that students can use to capture lexical chunks, collocations and expressions while they read online text. Within the platform there are also a number of features to help them learn the phrases, these include tagging of phrases and links through to Google translate. A new feature that’s been added since the last review is the ‘Learn’ feature. They can then select key words to remove from the phrases. They work through the phrases doing this a couple of times and each time things get harder and more words are removed. Getting started with phraseum. Best
Rituels de début de cours et activités orales Les rituels de début de cours constituent un moment d’échange et de pratique orale authentique de la langue en classe. Ils sont structurants, valorisants et rassurants. Ils permettent à tous les élèves de s’exprimer librement sans craindre l’évaluation. Dix minutes maximum seront consacrées le plus régulièrement possible à ces activités d’expression orale. Ces activités d’expression orale seront menées par les élèves (effacement du professeur) en expression orale en continu, mais surtout, et dans la mesure du possible, en expression orale en interaction, afin de faire participer un maximum d’élèves lors de chaque séance. On pourra donner aux élèves en début d’année la liste des activités possibles. 1. a. Placer les élèves par deux en associant de préférence des élèves qui ne se connaissent pas bien. Après deux ou trois questions simples, on préférera des questions ouvertes qui nécessitent une réponse développée. What’s your name ? How old are you ? Where and when were you born ? b. c. 2.
Flipped Classroom: lezione su Cibo Spazzatura | Design Didattico Nel seguente modulo svolto in modalità capovolta si affronta un tema piuttosto trasversale: il junk food (cibo spazzatura). I ragazzi, e non solo loro, spesso ne sono consumatori, sicchè è opportuno renderli consapevoli di una serie di rischi cui vanno incontro. L’obiettivo del modulo, che potrebbe essere svolto da insegnanti di educazione fisica e scienze/biologia, ha i seguenti obiettivi: 1. 2. E’ presente un video da cui partireun testo di rinforzo con domande onlineuno schema di esercizio in classe da svolgere in singolo o in gruppo (anche con carta e penna)al termine il documentario Super Size Me (forse rimosso da Youtube, in ogni caso presente qui Ecco qui di seguito il modulo, realizzato con tackk. Emiliano Onori designdidattico.com
Segregation - Plan du scénario - Le blog de misswhale.over-blog.com Dimanche 29 août 7 29 /08 /Août 15:35 The lack of rights of black people. Travail à partir d'images montrant les différents domaines de la vie courante dans lesquels les noirs n'avaient pas les mêmes droits que les blancs. Expression de l'interdiction, de l'obligation, de l'impossibilité au passé. Rosa Parks, Mother of Civil Rights. Travail à partir d'une vidéo de youtube Coretta Scott King, First lady of Civil Rights. Travail sur une écoute élaborée à partir d'une vidéo trouvée sur le site Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream". Travail de C.O sur le discours de Martin Luther King en salle multimédia à l'aide du site Travail de C.E et de méthodologie à partir du texte du discours : comment le discours est-il construit ? What American people are dreaming of. Black Dolls and White Dolls. Travail à partir d'une vidéo de youtube Tâche finale. Total sur 20 :
BusyTeacher.org If you are looking for a way to bring up the subject of culture, try one of the following. 1FoodEveryone eats, but not everyone eats the same things, and the differences in diet from one culture to the next can be very dramatic. You can let your students share their culture through food by inviting them to talk about or share dishes typical in their countries. To do this, have a cultural food fair or ask your students to prepare a national dish in a class presentation. You will be a better teacher for it, and your students will be better leaders of their nations. Games - Maps.com Educational Publishing Learn geography the fun way! When you get interactive with world maps, you won’t believe what you learn. Best of all, it doesn’t feel like learning at all. In order to be aware of all that goes on in your world today, you have to know where countries are located and how they impact on current events. Using free map games, you’ll learn more than you ever imagined about the world you live in. There are a number of free map games to discover: Now, when you hear about threats going on in the Middle East or political developments in Europe, you’ll quickly and easily know just where to look. So, the next time someone wants to know the difference between Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, you’ll have the answer. Learn about the continents or delve into what comprises a country such as Russia. Make free map games a regular part of your learning regimen.
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