We stand as one

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What could make someone leaver their country forever?

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Get Ready

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Read the question. Write down the verbs and the modal.

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Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

‘Stand' Which definition fits best, ‘take a position' or ‘get up'? Explain why.				“Get up, Stand up, Stand up for your rights.” Who sang this? For what cause?
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Bonus question
Do you know other songs or artists who stand up for others?

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Check with this table what you already know.

Today, can you…	Prove it!	🙂	🙁
recount past events?	Last year, in France,
predict the future?	Within a decade, we'll
make hypotheses with ‘if'?	If we don't do anything
understand numbers and dates?	On 16/11/2015,

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Observe and listen

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Complete the description of the image with the missing information.

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Crédits : Sergey Ponomarev/The New York Times - REDUX - REA Prix Pulitzer

This is a

. It was taken on

by

and was published in

newspaper. It shows

arriving by

in

.

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Fill with the right options to describe the photograph.

a) There is a man

(pulling / pushing) the boat in the foreground.
b) The man on the right is looking

(at the camera / away from the camera).
c) The man wearig a striped hat is

(holding on to the rail / jumping above the rail).

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This photograph received a Pulitzer Prize. Look online and find out what it means.

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Listen to the audio guide and answer these questions.

a) How many people have come to Europe since 2015? Are they still coming?

b) How many people have died in the process? Why are they taking risks to come?

c) Answer the three questions you hear at the end of the audio guide.

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Let's have fun

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Listen to the first version of the poem. How does it make you feel?

Brian Bilston, “Refugees”

It is not okay to say these people are just like us
A place should only belong to those who are born there
Do not be so stupid to think that
The world can be looked at another way

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Listen to the second version. What is different? How does it make you feel?

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Get Ready

1
Read the question. Write down the verbs and the modal.

2
Select the words that mean the same thing as “as one”.

3
Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

4
Bonus question
Do you know other songs or artists who stand up for others?

5
Check with this table what you already know.

2
Observe and listen

1
Complete the description of the image with the missing information.

2
Fill with the right options to describe the photograph.

3
This photograph received a Pulitzer Prize. Look online and find out what it means.

4
Listen to the audio guide and answer these questions.

3
Let's have fun

1
Listen to the first version of the poem. How does it make you feel?

Brian Bilston, “Refugees”

2
Listen to the second version. What is different? How does it make you feel?

Une erreur sur la page ? Une idée à proposer ?

Nous préparons votre pageNous vous offrons 5 essais

We stand as one

1Get Ready

1Read the question. Write down the verbs and the modal.

2Select the words that mean the same thing as “as one”.

3Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

4Bonus questionDo you know other songs or artists who stand up for others?

5Check with this table what you already know.

2Observe and listen

1Complete the description of the image with the missing information.

2Fill with the right options to describe the photograph.

3This photograph received a Pulitzer Prize. Look online and find out what it means.

4Listen to the audio guide and answer these questions.

3Let's have fun

1Listen to the first version of the poem. How does it make you feel?

Brian Bilston, “Refugees”

2Listen to the second version. What is different? How does it make you feel?

Une erreur sur la page ? Une idée à proposer ?

Nous préparons votre pageNous vous offrons 5 essais

1
Get Ready

1
Read the question. Write down the verbs and the modal.

2
Select the words that mean the same thing as “as one”.

3
Brainstorm from the title of the chapter.

4
Bonus question
Do you know other songs or artists who stand up for others?

5
Check with this table what you already know.

2
Observe and listen

1
Complete the description of the image with the missing information.

2
Fill with the right options to describe the photograph.

3
This photograph received a Pulitzer Prize. Look online and find out what it means.

4
Listen to the audio guide and answer these questions.

3
Let's have fun

1
Listen to the first version of the poem. How does it make you feel?

2
Listen to the second version. What is different? How does it make you feel?