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Showing posts with label projects. Show all posts
Monday, 23 January 2023
Thursday, 7 May 2020
Monday, 4 May 2020
Year 10 - Workplan for week 6: 4th to 7th May
Hey guys! Another short week and long week-end!
I hope you enjoyed it, and that you're ready for a new week of English!
This week, we're working - finally! - on our final task!
Discover all about it in this week's workplan.
Have fun!
Discover next week's destonation in this video:
Don't forget to answer my auto-evaluation questions for week 5 here:
I hope you enjoyed it, and that you're ready for a new week of English!
This week, we're working - finally! - on our final task!
Discover all about it in this week's workplan.
Have fun!
Discover next week's destonation in this video:
Don't forget to answer my auto-evaluation questions for week 5 here:
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
Year 9 - The Pledge of Alliance
Here are the drawing I received for the Pledge of Allegiance.
Well done to everyone who participated!
Well done to everyone who participated!
Monday, 6 April 2020
Friday, 10 January 2020
Year 9 Chapter 1 - Resources
All the resources used in the chapter are here in this padlet. Don't hesitate to explore it!
Friday, 4 October 2019
Rugby World Cup 2019
Today's boring word: Interesting /ˈɪntərɛstɪŋ/
I can replace it by "exotic, intriguing, fascinating".
Some antonyms of the word are "lifeless, wearisome, flat, stale"
I can replace it by "exotic, intriguing, fascinating".
Some antonyms of the word are "lifeless, wearisome, flat, stale"
Thursday, 3 October 2019
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Lunchbox /ˈlʌntʃbɒks/
It's a noun. You put food in the lunchbox: a sandwich, a cake, tomatoes, a fruit, chips (US) / crisps (UK), orange juice or water, salad, eggs, carrots...
In the US and the UK, pupils bring their lunchbox everyday to school.
⚠ chips (US) = crisps (UK) / French fries (US) = chips (UK)
It's a noun. You put food in the lunchbox: a sandwich, a cake, tomatoes, a fruit, chips (US) / crisps (UK), orange juice or water, salad, eggs, carrots...
In the US and the UK, pupils bring their lunchbox everyday to school.
⚠ chips (US) = crisps (UK) / French fries (US) = chips (UK)
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Lunchbox (noun) /ˈlʌntʃbɒks/
It's a box in which you put your lunch: a sandwich, a fruit, a salad, chips (US) crisps (UK), cake, a soda or water, yoghurt...
In the US and the UK, pupils bring their lunchbox to school everyday.
⚠ chips (US) = crisps (UK) / French fries (US) = chips (UK)
It's a box in which you put your lunch: a sandwich, a fruit, a salad, chips (US) crisps (UK), cake, a soda or water, yoghurt...
In the US and the UK, pupils bring their lunchbox to school everyday.
⚠ chips (US) = crisps (UK) / French fries (US) = chips (UK)
Tuesday, 1 October 2019
Back to school - Write a conversation.
Today's link word is "Besides" /bɪˈsaɪdz/
It means "de plus" in French. I can use it to add something to a sentence.
Today is the first day of the month, besides it's Tuesday, so we have a test.
It means "de plus" in French. I can use it to add something to a sentence.
Today is the first day of the month, besides it's Tuesday, so we have a test.
Monday, 30 September 2019
Back to school - What are they thinking?
Today's expression is "Are you nuts?" ↗
It means "Tu as perdu la tête?" in French.
I can use it when someone says something surprising or stupid / silly, when someone does something crazy.
1) I don't want to drive a bus, I'd prefer watching a series at home.
2) I don't want to go to school, I'd rather stay at home and play video games.
3) I don't want to wake up early, I'd rather sleep late.
4) I don't want to mark papers, I'd prefer going to the movies.
5) I don't want to clean the floor, I'd prefer staying home.
6) I am delighted because my children go back to school and I can rest.
Vocabulary:
rest = se reposer
otherwise = sinon
It means "Tu as perdu la tête?" in French.
I can use it when someone says something surprising or stupid / silly, when someone does something crazy.
2) I don't want to go to school, I'd rather stay at home and play video games.
3) I don't want to wake up early, I'd rather sleep late.
4) I don't want to mark papers, I'd prefer going to the movies.
5) I don't want to clean the floor, I'd prefer staying home.
6) I am delighted because my children go back to school and I can rest.
rest = se reposer
otherwise = sinon
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Alarm /əˈlɑːm/
It's a noun. It's a sound you hear when there is a fire, an intrusion. When class begins / starts and finishes / ends, the bell rings. The alarm clock rings to wake me up.
It's a noun. It's a sound you hear when there is a fire, an intrusion. When class begins / starts and finishes / ends, the bell rings. The alarm clock rings to wake me up.
Rugby World Cup 2019
Today's expression is "Are you nuts?" ↗
It means "Tu es fou? Ça va pas la tête?" in French.
I can use it when someone does an inappropriate action.
It means "Tu es fou? Ça va pas la tête?" in French.
I can use it when someone does an inappropriate action.
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Alarm /əˈlɑːm/
It's a noun. It's a sound you hear at the start / beginning of classes and at the end / finish: the bell rings. It's also the sound of the alarm clock in the morning. We hear an alarm when there is a fire or a chemical or terrorist alert.
It's a noun. It's a sound you hear at the start / beginning of classes and at the end / finish: the bell rings. It's also the sound of the alarm clock in the morning. We hear an alarm when there is a fire or a chemical or terrorist alert.
Friday, 27 September 2019
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Excellent /ˈekselənt/
It's an adjective.
Synonyms: very good, very nice, perfect, fabulous, awesome.
Antonyms: very bad, awful, horrible, terrible.
It's an adjective.
Synonyms: very good, very nice, perfect, fabulous, awesome.
Antonyms: very bad, awful, horrible, terrible.
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Excellent /ˈekselənt/
It's an adjective.
Synonyms: very good, very nice, perfect, amazing, fantastic, extraordinary.
Antonyms: very bad, evil, horrible, terrible.
It's an adjective.
Synonyms: very good, very nice, perfect, amazing, fantastic, extraordinary.
Antonyms: very bad, evil, horrible, terrible.
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Excellent /ˈekselənt/
It's an adjective.
Synonyms: very good, perfect, very well, great, awesome.
Antonyms: very bad, awful, horrible, terrible, scary, horrific.
It's an adjective.
Synonyms: very good, perfect, very well, great, awesome.
Antonyms: very bad, awful, horrible, terrible, scary, horrific.
Thursday, 26 September 2019
Excuses - Write an excuse!
The word of the day: Vocabulary /və'kæbjələrɪ/
It's a noun. It's a word list we must learn / memorize.
In the lesson in my English copybook, new vocabulary is underlined in blue.
It's a noun. It's a word list we must learn / memorize.
In the lesson in my English copybook, new vocabulary is underlined in blue.
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