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Read the question: "What make Aboriginal culture so intersting?". Write down the words you recognise.

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Match each word to its definition.

	The earliest inhabitants of Australia.
	Related to a person or a thing existing in a place since the earliest time (= indigenous).
	An aboriginal person.

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Fill in the text with these words.

Aboriginal culture is fascinating because it is very

. It comes from the

-known

of a place. Because they existed so

ago, these indigenous people had very

lifestyles and

. There is so much to

from them! Moreover, their creations were often

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Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.


↖		↗
	Indigenous myths
↙		↘

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Today, can you...	Prove it!	🙂	🙁
analyse paintings?	In the background,
make hypotheses about the future?	If I met a didgeridoo player,
describe elements?	I can see
make a point?	I strongly believe

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Associate each sticker to the corresponding part of the picture.

Photographie d'un aborigène australien jouant du didgeridoo décoré, peintures corporelles blanches.

A didgeridoo player, Australia

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Describe the picture and fill in the text with the following words.

This photograph represents a didgeridoo player, in Australia. The

and the date are

, but it is probably

. The man wears body

, a headband,

. He is

into the

didgeridoo, making a

sound. This

instrument, usually made from

, is like the

of the

for the Aborigines!

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Listen to the audio guide and take notes about the didgeridoo.

Audio guide

Nature sounds	Making a didgeridoo	Using a didgeridoo

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Let's have fun

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Listen to the recording. Note down the stressed syllable in the following words: Loneliness – whatever – befall.

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Which of these words rhymes with “earth”?

Birth

Breath

Bath

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Chief Seattle

Speech by a Native American chief

If all the beasts were gone, men would die from a great loneliness of spirit.

For whatever happens to beasts also happens to man.
All things are connected.

Whatever befalls the earth befalls the sons of the earth.

Anglais 3e - Cahier d'activités

Indigenous myths!

1
Get Ready

1
Read the question: "What make Aboriginal culture so intersting?". Write down the words you recognise.

2
Match each word to its definition.

3
Fill in the text with these words.

4
Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

5
Check with this table what you already know.

2
Observe and listen

1
Associate each sticker to the corresponding part of the picture.

2
Describe the picture and fill in the text with the following words.

3
Listen to the audio guide and take notes about the didgeridoo.

Audio guide

3
Let's have fun

1
Listen to the recording. Note down the stressed syllable in the following words: Loneliness – whatever – befall.

2
Which of these words rhymes with “earth”?

Chief Seattle

Speech by a Native American chief

Une erreur sur la page ? Une idée à proposer ?

Anglais 3e - Cahier d'activités

Indigenous myths!

1Get Ready

1Read the question: "What make Aboriginal culture so intersting?". Write down the words you recognise.

2Match each word to its definition.

3Fill in the text with these words.

4Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

5Check with this table what you already know.

2Observe and listen

1Associate each sticker to the corresponding part of the picture.

2Describe the picture and fill in the text with the following words.

3Listen to the audio guide and take notes about the didgeridoo.

Audio guide

3Let's have fun

1Listen to the recording. Note down the stressed syllable in the following words: Loneliness – whatever – befall.

2Which of these words rhymes with “earth”?

Chief Seattle

Speech by a Native American chief

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1
Get Ready

1
Read the question: "What make Aboriginal culture so intersting?". Write down the words you recognise.

2
Match each word to its definition.

3
Fill in the text with these words.

4
Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

5
Check with this table what you already know.

2
Observe and listen

1
Associate each sticker to the corresponding part of the picture.

2
Describe the picture and fill in the text with the following words.

3
Listen to the audio guide and take notes about the didgeridoo.

3
Let's have fun

1
Listen to the recording. Note down the stressed syllable in the following words: Loneliness – whatever – befall.

2
Which of these words rhymes with “earth”?