Réagir et dialoguer : je peux échanger des informations.
Did you know?
The legend says that in England, in a city called Rugby, William Webb Ellis picked up the ball with his hands during a football game and started running. That’s how rugby became a sport now played throughout the world. Do you like rugby?
Do you have a favourite sportsman (or woman)? Present him or her to a classmate.
What team do you support?
What team do you support?
Exercice 3 : Are you a rugby fan?
1
Do you know these famous rugby nations?
2
Look at the emblems, they correspond to the top 6. Match them to their countries.
3
Which national rugby team do you prefer? Which emblem?
4
Find the worldwide ranking of men’s rugby team. Read them aloud.
5
Brainstorm names for a rugby team. Imagine a pre-match dance to impress the opposite team.
Worldwide ranking of Women’s Rugby teams (2016)
1 - New Zealand 2 - France 3 - England 4 - Ireland 5 - Canada 6 - USA 7 - Australia 8 - Italy 9 - Spain 10 - Wales
Phonology
Pronounce "do"
Listen
What do you want to do this afternoon?
Ask friend
Ask friend:Do you practise any sport? Do you do any exercise?
Grammar
Two types of questions
Observe: Do you like sports? How often do you play rugby?
Think: Is the first word of these questions the same? Which word is the same?
Practise: Ask two questions to know about a friend’s likes and dislikes!
How often do you train?
Interview a famous rugby player
Use Soundcloud and interview a famous rugby player for the local newspaper.
How far can you go?
A1 I can ask or answer basic questions with my notes. A1 + I can ask questions about someone’s likes and dislikes. A2 I can use various expressions, questions and link words.
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