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There are many theme parks worldwide based on famous books, films or cartoons: after Florida and Japan, a new Harry Potter park opened in California in 2016. There is even a park called BonBon Land in Denmark! Do you like amusement parks?

Exercice 1 : Amazing parks

1

Read this document. What is it about?

2

Where can you find these parks?

3

Which ride do you want to try? Why?

4

Choose one park and present it to the class.

5

You can go to the park of your choice, who do you bring with you?

BuzzFun

1 Universal Studios Hollywood ■ Welcome to Hollywood!
▾ Universal City, California, USA
★ The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey (a dark ride)

2 Gulliver’s Kingdom ■ Giant adventures for little people
▾ Matlock Bath, England, UK
★ Gully’s Pirate Adventure (a water ride)

3 Legoland ® ■ The UK’s Favourite Kids Theme Park
▾ Windsor, England, UK
★ Atlantis Submarine Voyage (a submarine dark ride)

Exercice 2 : Welcome to Adventure Land!

1

Observe and identify the documents.

2

Read the documents and concentrate on easy and transparent words.

3

List obligations and prohibitions.

4

Illustrate these rules for foreign visitors.

Exercice 3 : You must follow the rules

1

Look at the picture. Where is Elijah?

2

Listen. Pick out rules. Identify Elijah’s problem.

3

Roleplay a dialogue between a teacher and a pupil about class rules.

You must follow the rules

You must follow the rules

Pronounce "must" and "mustn't"

You mustn’t try to get up. You must try to follow these rules. You must obey.


Shout: You must listen! You mustn’t chat! You must try all the rides!

Must and mustn’t

Observe: You mustn’t remove your seatbelt. You must remain seated.

Think: Spot the verbs and auxiliaries.

Practise: Give 3 rules to your classmates.

Remember, listen to… but don’t...

Use Powtoon and make a safety rules tutorial for a chairoplane.

A1 I can give 3 orders using the imperative.
A1 + I can also use must and mustn’t.
A2 I can link my sentences with and and but.