Ayy Matey!

Ayy Matey!

Let's start!

Anticipation

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Final project

Disney song

Listen and Imagine!

Hoist the colors

Listen and think

Listen and think

Brainstorming about

PIRATES

What do you know about pirates?

Warm up!

This is Jack Sparrot, he was born in 1778 in London.

Look at the picture and describe him. How was he and what did he have as clothes and accessories?

What do you remember?

Look at the picture and complete with the vocabulary from memory!

Let's correct !

tricorn

headscarf

eyepatch

sword

parrot

beard

hook

long coat

wooden leg

leather boot

End of Step 1 !

Who were they?

Warm up!

Look at the first picture

Try to imagine what was his name and how he lived

Help!

Read about BlackBeard's life and pick out information about this pirate.

Activity

Edward Teach

Real name:

Give all the information you can about him and draw his identity card

Blackbeard

Nickname:

British

Nationality:

1680

Date of birth:

Bristol (England)

Place of birth:

Privateer

Jobs: first: then:

Captain / Pirate

Queen Anne's Revenge

Name of his ship:

Physical appearance:

Long dark hair, a long dark beard, scary eyes

Activity

Help for directions

Read the second paragraph again and tick the flag that matches the description

The ship is next to the island

The bird is above the ship

The ship is in the midle of the sea

The bird is between the ship and the island

The ship goes through the island

The treasure in on the island

The ship is behind the island

The crow is in the ship

A He captured (enemy) ships in the Carribean islands

B He buried his treasure in South Carolina

C British soldiers shot him

Grâce au texte sur les drapeaux, vous allez maintenant créer le vôtre. Les îlots vont s’affronter en paires. Décrivez votre drapeau d’îlot devant la classe et pendant ce temps-là, chaque membre de l’îlot ennemie dessinera la représentation de votre drapeau. Ils devront décider entre eux de qui proposera le sien au tableau. Une seule chance d’accordée. Si le dessin correspond à votre drapeau, leur place sur le podium sera plus élevée. Sinon, l’îlot ennemie perdra des points ! Trouvez des significations aux dessins que vous allez utiliser pour composer votre drapeau ainsi que sa description. Faites-preuve de créativité et d’inventivité !

Complementary activity

Create your own Flag: Créez votre drapeau d'îlot. Les îlots vont s'affronter en paires. Décrivez votre îlot devant la classe. L'îlot enemy devra reproduire le dessin de votre drapeau au tableau!

Evaluation intermédiaire

(CE) Compréhension écrite

End of Step 2 !

Label each picture with an action. Then say where it happened if you can

Label each picture with an action. Then say where it happened if you can

Erreur !

Retentez

THANKS!

End of unit!

End of Step 3 !

Complementary activity

Now it's your turn!

Use the completed worksheet to recap what was fact and what was fiction about pirates

How to use a dictionary?

OBJECTS

PEOPLE

Mind map

JE CHERCHE UN MOT EN français

ACTIIONS

FOOD & DRINKS

COMMENT DIRE "PARROT" EN FRANÇAIS

- J'ouvre le dictionnaire (côté anglais) à la page de la lettre "P"- J'affine la recherche en avançant les pages aux mots commençant par "PA-" - J'affine de plus en plus ma recherche en ajoutant les lettres que je cherche

JE CHERCHE UN MOT EN ANGLAIS

Sous-titre

COMMENT DIRE "PERROQUET" EN ANGLAIS

- J'ouvre le dictionnaire (côté français) à la page de la lettre "P"- J'affine la recherche en avançant les pages aux mots commençant par "PE-" - J'affine de plus en plus ma recherche en ajoutant les lettres que je cherche

vs

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

Do you know more

CAPTAIN

about pirates now?

PIRATES

People

PRISONERS

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

Do you know more

CAPTAIN

about pirates now?

PIRATES

People

PRISONERS

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

DRINK

EAT

Do you know more

about pirates now?

PLAY CARDS

SLEEP

Actions

DANCE

STEER

SING

CLIMB

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

DRINK

EAT

Do you know more

about pirates now?

PLAY CARDS

SLEEP

Actions

DANCE

STEER

SING

CLIMB

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

Do you know more

BISCUITS

about pirates now?

NO FRESH FRUITS

Food & drinks

MEAT

RUM

WATER

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

Do you know more

BISCUITS

about pirates now?

NO FRESH FRUITS

Food & drinks

MEAT

RUM

WATER

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

Do you know more

about pirates now?

TREASURE

SHIPS

Objects

CARDS

It's time to use a dictionary if necessary

Do you know more

about pirates now?

TREASURE

SHIPS

Objects

CARDS

Do you know more

about pirates now?

People

Objects

Pirates on board!

Food & drinks

Actions

Now complete the mind map!

Do you know more

about pirates now?

People

Objects

Pirates on board!

Food & drinks

Actions

Find the corresponding question

Do pirates still exist?

G Pirates wore earrings because they believed earrings helped to improve their eyesight. It was also a tradition for young pirates to wear earrings to celebrate their first crossing of the Equator.

Find the corresponding question

What did pirates eat?

F Pirates often fell sick because they did not eat good food. They often had their teetch falling out and their skin going pale!

Find the corresponding question

Why did pirates wear eye patches?

E When you move from daylight to darkness, your eyes need a long time to adjust. When pirates went below deck, the eye with the patch adjusted to the dark more quickly.

Find the corresponding question

Do pirates still exist?

D Yes, there are still pirates around today, especially in the Carribean and Far East (essentially terrorists who attack ships at sea). There are also computer pirates (or hackers).

Find the corresponding question

Who were the most famous British and Irish pirates?

C Edward Teach, a.k.a. Blackbeard, Sir Francis Drake, Jack Rackham, a.k.a. Calico JackAnne BonnyHenry Every, a.k.a. Long Ben

Find the corresponding question

Why do pirates have parrots as pets?

B Pirates often appear in films with pet parrots on their shoulders. But this image is purely fictional: it was created by Robert Louis Stevenson in his book Treasure Island (1883)

Find the corresponding question

When did pirates exist?

A There were pirates a long time ago, even in Ancient Rome. But the Golden Age of piracy was in the 17th century, after the discovery of the New World (America) in 1492. The pirates wanted the wealth transported from these far away countries

Put the key-words from your text next to the corresponding letter

Activity !

Find the key words in your text

B Pirates often appear in films with pet parrots on their shoulders. But this image is purely fictional: it was created by Robert Louis Stevenson in his book Treasure Island (1883)

A There were pirates a long time ago, even in Ancient Rome. But the Golden Age of piracy was in the 17th century, after the discovery of the New World (America) in 1492. The pirates wanted the wealth transported from these far away countries

D Yes, there are still pirates around today, especially in the Carribean and Far East (essentially terrorists who attack ships at sea). There are also computer pirates (or hackers).

C Edward Teach, a.k.a. Blackbeard, Sir Francis Drake, Jack Rackham, a.k.a. Calico Jack Anne Bonny Henry Every, a.k.a. Long Ben

E When you move from daylight to darkness, your eyes need a long time to adjust. When pirates went below deck, the eye with the patch adjusted to the dark more quickly.

G Pirates wore earrings because they believed earrings helped to improve their eyesight. It was also a tradition for young pirates to wear earrings to celebrate their first crossing of the Equator.

F Pirates often fell sick because they did not eat good food. They often had their teetch falling out and their skin going pale!

Correction

Warm up !

Now classify them into 4 categories and complete the worksheet

Warm up !

Listen to this interview and write down the words and expressions you recognise

Listen carefully

Listen to a pirate specialist. what did pirates do on their ships?

What did they do ?