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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?

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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

Use Canva to 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.

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.

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.