Chapitre 1
My school, my rules!
Chapitre 2
Your choice, your voice!
Chapitre 3
Act and react!
Chapitre 4
A visit to Emerald Isle!
Chapitre 5
Highlands Fair Play!
Chapitre 6
Let's hit the road!
Chapitre 7
The Food Truck Project
Chapitre 8
Piki mai, kake mai!
Chapitre 9
Dream Job, now casting!
Chapitre 10
Bucket List
Chapitre 11
Pardon my french!
Chapitre 12
Be the change!
Chapitre 13
Let's swing!
Chapitre 14
Ancient wisdom
Chapitre 15
I want to break free!
Chapitre 16
Arthur, Lady G. & Co.!
Chapitre 17
Once upon a time in Bollywood!
Chapitre 18
Love to death
Chapitre 19
Usual suspects!
Chapitre 20
Indigenous myths!
Chapitre 21
Star-crossed lovers!
Chapitre 22
Think before you post!
Chapitre 23
We stand as one
Chapitre 24
The world in one city!
Chapitre 25
Cultural spots
Chapitre 26
Grammar
Happily ever after... or not!
P.194-195
Mission 2
Happily ever after... or not!
Compétence
Écrire et réagir à l'écrit : j'écris pour décrire, raconter, rendre compte.
Did you know?
The International Indian Film Academy Awards are the Indian equivalent of the American Oscars. They annually honour the artistic and technical excellence of professionals in Bollywood. What’s your favourite fairy tale? Why?
Exercice 1 : Cinderella in Bollywood
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Exercice 2 : Hollywood’s fractured fairy tales
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Hollywood’s fractured fairy tales
March 2013
They were the stories our mothers told us.
Stories about children who were caught by witches, and farmboys who climbed into the clouds. Stories about wolves who pretended to be grandmothers, and stepmothers who couldn’t even pretend to be kind. Yet in the many retellings, things shifted. Some characters disappeared; others began to loom large. Stories we thought were about one thing became stories about other things entirely – things like feminism and nonconformity and self-esteem. Recently, Hollywood has sped up the process with very new takes on “Beauty and the Beast,” “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Puss in Boots,” “Jack the Giant Killer,” “Hansel and Gretel” and three separate versions of “Snow White”.
They were the stories our mothers told us.
Stories about children who were caught by witches, and farmboys who climbed into the clouds. Stories about wolves who pretended to be grandmothers, and stepmothers who couldn’t even pretend to be kind. Yet in the many retellings, things shifted. Some characters disappeared; others began to loom large. Stories we thought were about one thing became stories about other things entirely – things like feminism and nonconformity and self-esteem. Recently, Hollywood has sped up the process with very new takes on “Beauty and the Beast,” “Little Red Riding Hood,” “Puss in Boots,” “Jack the Giant Killer,” “Hansel and Gretel” and three separate versions of “Snow White”.
From an article by Stephen Whitty, NJ.com.
Exercice 3 : The dark side of fairy tales
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The dark side of fairy tales
The dark side of fairy tales
Phonology
Stressing ‑ing?
Listen
dancing - singing - dreaming - annoying - embarrassing - interesting
Think: Is -ing stressed? Why or why not?
Murmur
Practise: Dancing and singing are very relaxing, and not a bit like working!
Grammar
Past BE + V-ing
Observe: As the Queen was turning her back, she hit her on the head with a stick.Think: Spot the actions. Which one is sudden? Continuous?
Practise: What were the dwarfs doing when she ran away?
Snow White is a housewife.
Write a pitch
Use Mindmap. Write a pitch for a Bollywood-style fractured fairy tale!
How far can you go?
A1+ I can use regular verbs in the simple past.
A2 I can use link words and irregular verbs.
A2+ I can also use the past BE + V-ing and add original ideas.
A2 I can use link words and irregular verbs.
A2+ I can also use the past BE + V-ing and add original ideas.