1. In the UK, the equivalent to 6^e is: 6^th Grade or Year 7.
2. In the USA, the equivalent to 6^e is: 6^th Grade or Year 7. 
3. The equivalent to Year 8 in the UK is 8^th Grade in the USA. Right. Wrong.

A typical uniform

1

Match the words to the corresponding picture.

2

Look at the boy and the girl again. Drag and drop the correct information. 

Shopping time!

1

Read the document and fill in this ID card for the school uniform shop. 

2

Listen to the recording and fill in with the correct answers.

a) Number of characters: 1 2 3
b) Place: at school in a shop in a house.
c) Action: watching TV cooking shopping.
d) Uniform selected (print it, then add colour and prices): 



e) Total price to pay: £ 
f) Jenny's opinion about the total price: expensive cheap.

For or against uniforms?

1

Read the document in your textbook and select the correct answer.

a) This document is: a TV programme a forum on the internet an extract from a book.
b) It is about favourite colours school food school uniforms.
c) It is for teenagers children adults.
d) The number of participants is 6 5 3.

2

Read the document again and fill in this chart. Add your opinion.

3

Imagine a crazy school uniform! Fill in the mindmap with more ideas to create crazy combinations.
💡 Tip: Everyone has a pink hat… Pupils have red sunglasses...

Les noms et les adjectifs

Observe : Here is your green blazer. I want two white shirts.

Réfléchis : Repère les noms dans les phrases ci-dessus ainsi que les adjectifs qualificatifs.



Où sont placés ces adjectifs ?

Après le nom ou avant le nom ?

Conclus : En anglais, l'adjectif qualificatif est placé le nom qu'il qualifie.