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Thème 1 : Back to school!
Ch. 0
Back-to-school Selfie
Ch. 1
Your choice, your voice!
Thème 2 : Around the world!
Ch. 2
Let's hit the road!
Ch. 3
The Food Truck Project
Thème 3 : Through time
Ch. 4
Be the change!
Ch. 5
Let's swing!
Thème 4 : About Stories
Ch. 6
Love to Death
Ch. 7
Usual suspects!
Thème 5 : Speak up!
Ch. 8
Art or Vandalism?
Ch. 9
Epilogue : We stand as one
Cultural spots
Grammar
Did you know?
1. When will Austin be carbon-neutral? , or
2. What has Chicago done to "go green"? , or .
2. What has Chicago done to "go green"? , or .
1Long is the road
Activities
1. Imagine you took this photo.
a) Describe what you saw in Times Square.
b) Imagine what you did after you took the photo.
a) Describe what you saw in Times Square.
b) Imagine what you did after you took the photo.
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Crédits : D. Hurst/Alamy
2. Read the blog post. Identify the problem.
Dear parents, dear followers,
Our plane has finally landed in JFK airport, NYC. We thought we would never make it! Let me tell you what happened right from the start at London Heathrow airport: Elijah was waiting to pass through the security check when he realised he did not have his passport.
Now, that was horrible! We couldn't leave without him! But it was impossible not to leave either, even without him. He ran back to his mum, who looked everywhere ‒ in his luggage, his backpack... nothing. She asked him when he had last seen his passport… He said: “I was packing yesterday evening when I saw it on my bedside table... Oh, now I remember! I put it in the drawer to keep it safe.”
Finally, his mom had to go back home in a rush. She eventually found the passport and brought it all the way back to the airport. There, a chain of helpful parents took the precious, long-awaited document to Elijah and he was able to board the plane just seconds before the doors closed. Phew! We are so relieved. Elijah, you are so absent-minded! Parents, don't hesitate to write comments! The kids love them!
Mrs Pembroke
a) Elijah missed the plane. (Right. / Wrong.)
b) What was Elijah's problem at the airport? (Someone took his passport. / He decided not to go on the road trip. / He couldn't find his passport.)
c) Where was Elijah's passport? (In his bedside table. / In his backpack. / In his luggage.)
d) How did the other parents help Elijah's parents? (They organised a demonstration. / They organised a chain. / They collected money.)
e) How does Mrs Pembroke qualify Elijah? (She says he is forgetful. / She says he is absent-minded. / She says he is not very smart.)
Here we go!
June 4, 2016Dear parents, dear followers,
Our plane has finally landed in JFK airport, NYC. We thought we would never make it! Let me tell you what happened right from the start at London Heathrow airport: Elijah was waiting to pass through the security check when he realised he did not have his passport.
Now, that was horrible! We couldn't leave without him! But it was impossible not to leave either, even without him. He ran back to his mum, who looked everywhere ‒ in his luggage, his backpack... nothing. She asked him when he had last seen his passport… He said: “I was packing yesterday evening when I saw it on my bedside table... Oh, now I remember! I put it in the drawer to keep it safe.”
Finally, his mom had to go back home in a rush. She eventually found the passport and brought it all the way back to the airport. There, a chain of helpful parents took the precious, long-awaited document to Elijah and he was able to board the plane just seconds before the doors closed. Phew! We are so relieved. Elijah, you are so absent-minded! Parents, don't hesitate to write comments! The kids love them!
Mrs Pembroke
a) Elijah missed the plane.
b) What was Elijah's problem at the airport?
c) Where was Elijah's passport?
d) How did the other parents help Elijah's parents?
e) How does Mrs Pembroke qualify Elijah?
Dear all, I have just read about the of your trip. Your adventure is just ! Poor Elijah, he must have been so . I liked the fact that all the parents showed their . Thank you for a photo of Times Square at night. I can't wait to read the next you publish! Cheers!
Edward.
2An intense day!
Activities
1. Label the picture using these words.
2. Complete this description of the photo with the words provided.
3. Listen to the audio and label the places where the students have been. Then, note their most emotional visit.
Their most emotional visit:
4. Help Mark write today's blog post, using present HAVE + V-en.
We (be) in New York for only 10 hours but we (have) son many adventures already! So far, we (meet) the UN Secretary-General António Gutteres, we (visit) the 9/11 Memorial, we (walk) through Central Park and we (do) some shopping in Chinatown. I didn't know I could see so much of NY in one day.
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Lake
Blue sky
Leaves
Trees
A beautiful day! We wandered the park after lunch. Far from the of Times , this bridge was a place to think about our for the next stage of the trip.
3. Listen to the audio and label the places where the students have been. Then, note their most emotional visit.
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4. Help Mark write today's blog post, using present HAVE + V-en.
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3What's next?
Activities
1. Research places of interest in and around Charleston. Suggest some sites to visit.
2. Use the fact sheet to complete this text.
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The group is going to . Its state flower is the and its state tree is the . The state is fantastic: it weights only 30 grams and can fly vertically! South Carolina joined the Union in ; its capital city is . Another important city is , which gave its name to a famous dance.
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Phonology
US vs UK "aw"
Listen: It was awesome!
Réfléchis : Identifie la prononciation de aw dans chaque écriture phonétique ci-dessous :
a) UK : /ɪt wɒz ˈɔːsəm/ b) US : /ɪt wʌz ˈɑsəm/
Qui prononce aw plus longuement ?
Répète : It wasn't awful and awkward at all.
Grammar
Present HAVE + V-en
Observe :We have been in New York for only one day, but we've had many adventures already.
Réfléchis : Trouve la bonne réponse.
a) Le groupe est toujours ou n'est plus à New York ?
b) Les aventures sont en cours de déroulement au moment où on parle. Oui ou non ?
c)Le souvenir des aventures est relié ou n'a aucun lien avec le présent ?
Conclus : Le présent HAVE + V-en permet de relier des évènements
Mission 2
1. Which skill does your mission involve?
2. What do you have to know about US states?
2. What do you have to know about US states?
3. Choose your level:
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