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Become a slam poet in five steps - Gayle Danley Gayle was born in New York City and, at age 8 months, moved with her family to Atlanta, Georgia. It was not until after she finished school that she learned about slam poetry. She embraced it almost immediately won the 1994 National Individual Slam Poet in Ashville, NC just months after being exposed to slam poetry. In Heidelberg, Germany, she became the 1996 International Slam Poet Champion.The mission of Poetry Slam Incorporated (PSI) is to promote the performance and creation of poetry while cultivating literary activities and spoken word events in order to build audience participation, stimulate creativity, awaken minds, foster education, inspire mentoring, encourage artistic statement and engage communities worldwide in the revelry of language.
Charlie and the chocolate factory escaperoom by isabel.dediego.vargas on Genially Misions Map Characters Intro Isabel de Diego IntroWELCOME TO THE CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY ESCAPEROOMYou will need to help Charlie to solve different puzzles of different categories.Be smart and press if you need helpGOOD LUCK Next Guess the character Answer He was the last children in the factory He found a golden ticket It' s a boy He lives with his family He is very kind He likes chocolate very much Charlie Bucket He lives with the Oompa loompas He loves chocolate very much He has the biggest factory in the world He hides the Golden ticket Willy Wonka He drank chocolate form the river He found a Golden ticket He is quite big It's a boy He eats so many bars of chocolate a day He has green eyes Agustus Gloop He likes chocolate He used to work in the factory He likes watching tv He is married He knows a lot about Willy Wonka He used his savings to buy Charlie a Chocolate bar Grandpa Joe start · Charlie's house 7 · Chocolate river 2 · Inventing Room 3 · Nut Room 4 · TV Room 5 · Glass elevator 6 · The Corner shop 1 h o f a c t
Le Dictateur de Charles Chaplin (1940) - Analyse et critique du film « Je suis désolé, mais je ne veux pas être empereur, ce n'est pas mon affaire. Je ne veux ni conquérir, ni diriger personne. Je voudrais aider tout le monde dans la mesure du possible, juifs, chrétiens, païens, Blancs et Noirs... » C'est ainsi que commence le discours final du Dictateur, moment-clé de l’œuvre "chaplinienne", incontestablement le film le plus ambitieux de son auteur et une véritable oeuvre humaniste qui garde toute sa puissance soixante ans plus tard. Le Dictateur est le film de la rupture pour Chaplin dans la mesure où il abandonne son personnage de Charlot, connu et adulé dans le monde entier depuis un quart de siècle, pour prendre les traits d’un barbier juif. Après Les Temps modernes, Chaplin épouse Paulette Goddard, future interprète du Dictateur à ses cotés, et commence à travailler sur plusieurs projets, dont un sur Napoléon. Le Dictateur est le premier film entièrement parlant de Chaplin. Le "clou" du film est bien évidemment son discours final.
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Online Advent Calendar - SantaGames.Net From December 1st to December 24th, open a new window each day and find out games or surprises! There are only 23 days, 01 hours, 02 minutes and 20 seconds until Christmas! Do you like this page? Share it with your friends! Webquest: Bonfire Night By Gabrielle Jones This webquest by Gabrielle Jones includes activities about the history of Bonfire Night and the traditions which are practised today. Activity 1: Warmer Bonfire Night is a British tradition that is celebrated every year on 5 November. barrelsbasementblow upbonfirecellarseffigyexecutionfireworksgunpowderparliamentplottreason Activity 2: The gunpowder plot Bonfire Night is an event to celebrate the anniversary of a famous event in British history. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. When you're finished, compare what you found out in small groups. Activity 3: The people involved in the Gunpowder Plot Now, go to this website and find out more about the people who were involved in the plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament: www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/evolutionofparliament/parliamentaryauthority/the-gunpowder-plot-of-1605/overview/people-behind-the-plot Student A – Read and choose three things you want to tell your group about Robert Catesby and Thomas Percy. 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Official NORAD Santa Tracker Le début d’année en Cycle 4 – It's English O'Clock! Réfléchir le début d’année n’est jamais tâche facile : vais-je recommencer avec le Classroom English ? Est-ce que je commence directement avec ma première séquence ? Certains pensent que le Classroom English est un temps inutile car on peut le revoir au fil de l’année. Il est vrai qu’il ne s’agit pas d’un temps fort mais il peut permettre de mettre les élèves en confiance au début de l’année. Et puis, ce qui est acquis pour l’un ne l’est peut-être pas pour l’autre ! Vous avez aussi la possibilité de travailler en Bellwork. Ce qu’il faut savoir Le Classroom English est une manière de rentrer en douceur. C’est aussi un moment durant lequel nous allons revoir des choses simples telles que le rituel de début de cours (la météo, l’heure, la date) ou bien des questions ou phrases simples telles que How are you? 2. A. Voici une feuille d’activité avec laquelle je travaille dans un premier temps avant de commencer les activités ludiques (ce que je faisais avant avec les 4è / 3è). 2.
Blackalicious – Alphabet Aerobics Lyrics [Intro: Female Voice](Now it's time for our wrap upLet's give it everything we've gotReady? Begin)