Chapitre 0
Prologue: Looking forward, looking back!
Chapitre 1
Act and react!
Chapitre 2
Piki mai, kake mai!
Chapitre 3
Dream job: now casting!
Chapitre 4
Ancient wisdom
Chapitre 5
I want to break free!
Chapitre 6
Indigenous myths!
Chapitre 7
Star-crossed lovers!
Chapitre 8
Big brands, Tiny hands
Chapitre 9
Epilogue: The World in One City!
Chapitre 10
Cultural spots
Chapitre 11
Grammar
Stand up for your friends!
P.40-41
Compétence
Réagir et dialoguer : je participe à une conversation.
Did you know?
Many famous celebrities have suffered from bullying at school: Eminem, Rihanna, Tom Cruise, Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus or Taylor Swift. Do you know anybody who has been bullied? How can you fight against bullying?
Positive Post-it Day held to encourage Airdrie teen's anti-bullying campaign
9 October 2014 - CBC News
Community rallies behind Caitlin Prater-Haacke after she’s penalized for uplifting posts at school.
A southern Alberta city got a little brighter today after hundreds of neon Post-it notes with inspiring hand-written messages started popping up at homes, shops and offices in Airdrie. [...]. The movement was started by a local high school student trying to fight off a bully. Caitlin Prater-Haacke had been sent a message on Facebook telling her to kill herself. “I read the post and honestly I felt like throwing up,” said the teen’s mother Nicole Haacke. “The words that were used, they’re not words I use in my own house.” Instead of replying to the message, Prater-Haacke took out a marker and some small pads of paper. She decided to fight back by posting positive messages on every locker in her school. “Little simple messages like, ‘You’re beautiful’ [and] ‘You shine bright like a diamond,’” she said.
Community rallies behind Caitlin Prater-Haacke after she’s penalized for uplifting posts at school.
A southern Alberta city got a little brighter today after hundreds of neon Post-it notes with inspiring hand-written messages started popping up at homes, shops and offices in Airdrie. [...]. The movement was started by a local high school student trying to fight off a bully. Caitlin Prater-Haacke had been sent a message on Facebook telling her to kill herself. “I read the post and honestly I felt like throwing up,” said the teen’s mother Nicole Haacke. “The words that were used, they’re not words I use in my own house.” Instead of replying to the message, Prater-Haacke took out a marker and some small pads of paper. She decided to fight back by posting positive messages on every locker in her school. “Little simple messages like, ‘You’re beautiful’ [and] ‘You shine bright like a diamond,’” she said.
“Positive Post-it Day held to encourage Airdrie teen’s anti bullying campaign”, CBC News, 9 October 2014.
Exercice 1 : Original initiative
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Think twice before you talk
Think twice before you talk
Exercice 2 : Think twice before you talk
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Stop Bullying
Stop
Threatening and
Oppressing
Poor bully
Because
U and I can
Live together
Learn from each other
Yes you can if you
Ignore your problem
No more and
Get some help
Threatening and
Oppressing
Poor bully
Because
U and I can
Live together
Learn from each other
Yes you can if you
Ignore your problem
No more and
Get some help
I Am
I am the person you bullied at school,
I am the person who didn’t know how to be cool,
I am the person you alienated,
I am the person you ridiculed and hated.
I am the person who sat on her own,
I am the person who walked home alone,
I am the person you scared every day,
I am the person who had nothing to say.
I am the person with hurt in her eyes,
I am the person you never saw cry,
I am the person living alone with her fears,
I am the person destroyed by her peers.
I am the person who drowned in your scorn,
I am the person who wished she hadn’t been born,
I am the person you destroyed for ‘fun’,
I am the person, but not the only one.
I am the person whose name you don’t know,
I am the person who just can’t let go,
I am the person who has feelings too,
And I was a person, just like you.
I am the person who didn’t know how to be cool,
I am the person you alienated,
I am the person you ridiculed and hated.
I am the person who sat on her own,
I am the person who walked home alone,
I am the person you scared every day,
I am the person who had nothing to say.
I am the person with hurt in her eyes,
I am the person you never saw cry,
I am the person living alone with her fears,
I am the person destroyed by her peers.
I am the person who drowned in your scorn,
I am the person who wished she hadn’t been born,
I am the person you destroyed for ‘fun’,
I am the person, but not the only one.
I am the person whose name you don’t know,
I am the person who just can’t let go,
I am the person who has feelings too,
And I was a person, just like you.
By Laura, from Bullying UK
Exercice 3 : Not in my name!
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Phonology
Intonation
Listen
You’d better not accept that!
Yell
You’d better refuse!
Grammar
Had better
Observe: You’d better not accept that or you’ll regret it later! She had better tell someone.Think: When do we use had better? Spot the contracted form.
Practise: What does Liam think? “Liam thinks Harriet had better…”
Tell me, what’s your problem?
Imagine the dialogue
Use Padlet. Someone you know is the victim of a bully. Imagine the dialogue and the advice you give him/her. Act it out in front of the class.
How far can you go?
A2 I can ask basic questions.
A2+ I can give advice and convince.
B1 I can justify my opinion and react.
A2+ I can give advice and convince.
B1 I can justify my opinion and react.
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