UNITED COLOURS OF
HARLEM
Start course
INDEX
Session 3
Session 1
Session 2
Session 6
Session 4
Session 5
TEST
FINAL TASK : EE
SESSION
What do we know about this picture?
What do we want to know?
A mural in Harlem representing Dizzie Gillepsie (famous trumpetist and jazzman), by Brendan 'B Mike'
- Focus on the maps and localise Harlem as precisely as possible. - Identify the different parts of Harlem and localise them. - So far, can you explain what is Harlem?
- Describe the picture as precisely as possible: the mural and the building itself. - Comment on the colours: what impression does it give of Harlem?
- Why is there a giant mural representing Dizzie Gillepsie in Harlem?
- Listen to the audio document
Harlem history - CO - S1
- What does the journalist say about Harlem history? - What are the challenges that Harlem faces? - What are the positive and inspiring aspects of Harlem?
SESSION
This is today's document. What do you expect?
Maybe...
- Watch the video.
Then answer the questions.
Harlem Renaissance
- What major migration took place in the early 20th century? Now look at the map. - Who migrated? From where? To which places? - What were their motivations? - What was the result in New York and in Harlem? - What is the Harlem Renaissance?
MINDMAP - PDF format
SESSION
What's interesting to notice in that photo?
Describe the lifestyle and the culture revealed in the photo.
Count Basie and other musicians in a jazz club in Harlem
What is going on in that picture? Describe the lighting and the colours: what atmostphere do they depict?
Nightlife, by Archibald Motley, 1943.
And this is what I know: That all these walls oppression builds Will have to go! I look at my own body With eyes no longer blind— And I see that my own hands can make The world that's in my mind. Then let us hurry, comrades, The road to find.
I look at the world’ Langston Hughes
I look at the world From awakening eyes in a black face— And this is what I see: This fenced-off narrow space Assigned to me. I look then at the silly walls Through dark eyes in a dark face—
1. Mark up the personal pronouns. Who is the voice speaking/writing? 2. Mark up the lexicon of...-the body -colour. What do you notice? 3. Mark up the lexicon of...-spaces and places ▻ What does it symbolise? -perception ▻ what does it express? 4. Highlight verbs in the present simple and underline all the other verbs. What does the present simple mean? What evolution do you notice.
Mini - TASK
Tell your british friend about Harlem in a text message.
WRITE 6 - 8 sentences.
Describe the neighbourhood and its origins. Present the Harlem Renaissance to them. Give at least one example: briefly present one of Harlem's Afro American artists.
SESSION
←The corner of th125th street and Malcolm X boulevard in 1989
The corner of th125th street and Malcolm X boulevard in 2017 →
WHOLE FOODS is a food store selling healthy organic food.
The Lenox Lounge was a famous jazz club in Harlem.
New words of the dayRead and practise pronouncing the following words:
Look at this picture. Describe the place where this man is.Watch the video.
Mini - TASK
As a proud Harlemite, you contribute to a vox pop about gentrification in your neighbourhood.
SPEAK 5 to 10 sentences
Describe the evolution and the changes taking place. Give the example of a specific place in Harlem. Briefly give your opinion.
SESSION
Today's must have...
- present simple- Be + V-ING
Language goals
- Describe and give examples
- Pronounce final -s' in English
The present- present simple - Be + V-ING
Watch the video
T1S5 Language goals
SESSION
What do you know about him?
What do you want to know about him?
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Transcript
UNITED COLOURS OF
HARLEM
Start course
INDEX
Session 3
Session 1
Session 2
Session 6
Session 4
Session 5
TEST
FINAL TASK : EE
SESSION
What do we know about this picture?
What do we want to know?
A mural in Harlem representing Dizzie Gillepsie (famous trumpetist and jazzman), by Brendan 'B Mike'
- Focus on the maps and localise Harlem as precisely as possible. - Identify the different parts of Harlem and localise them. - So far, can you explain what is Harlem?
- Describe the picture as precisely as possible: the mural and the building itself. - Comment on the colours: what impression does it give of Harlem?
- Why is there a giant mural representing Dizzie Gillepsie in Harlem?
- Listen to the audio document
Harlem history - CO - S1
- What does the journalist say about Harlem history? - What are the challenges that Harlem faces? - What are the positive and inspiring aspects of Harlem?
SESSION
This is today's document. What do you expect?
Maybe...
- Watch the video.
Then answer the questions.
Harlem Renaissance
- What major migration took place in the early 20th century? Now look at the map. - Who migrated? From where? To which places? - What were their motivations? - What was the result in New York and in Harlem? - What is the Harlem Renaissance?
MINDMAP - PDF format
SESSION
What's interesting to notice in that photo?
Describe the lifestyle and the culture revealed in the photo.
Count Basie and other musicians in a jazz club in Harlem
What is going on in that picture? Describe the lighting and the colours: what atmostphere do they depict?
Nightlife, by Archibald Motley, 1943.
And this is what I know: That all these walls oppression builds Will have to go! I look at my own body With eyes no longer blind— And I see that my own hands can make The world that's in my mind. Then let us hurry, comrades, The road to find.
I look at the world’ Langston Hughes
I look at the world From awakening eyes in a black face— And this is what I see: This fenced-off narrow space Assigned to me. I look then at the silly walls Through dark eyes in a dark face—
1. Mark up the personal pronouns. Who is the voice speaking/writing? 2. Mark up the lexicon of...-the body -colour. What do you notice? 3. Mark up the lexicon of...-spaces and places ▻ What does it symbolise? -perception ▻ what does it express? 4. Highlight verbs in the present simple and underline all the other verbs. What does the present simple mean? What evolution do you notice.
Mini - TASK
Tell your british friend about Harlem in a text message.
WRITE 6 - 8 sentences.
Describe the neighbourhood and its origins. Present the Harlem Renaissance to them. Give at least one example: briefly present one of Harlem's Afro American artists.
SESSION
←The corner of th125th street and Malcolm X boulevard in 1989
The corner of th125th street and Malcolm X boulevard in 2017 →
WHOLE FOODS is a food store selling healthy organic food.
The Lenox Lounge was a famous jazz club in Harlem.
New words of the dayRead and practise pronouncing the following words:
Look at this picture. Describe the place where this man is.Watch the video.
Mini - TASK
As a proud Harlemite, you contribute to a vox pop about gentrification in your neighbourhood.
SPEAK 5 to 10 sentences
Describe the evolution and the changes taking place. Give the example of a specific place in Harlem. Briefly give your opinion.
SESSION
Today's must have...
- The present
- present simple- Be + V-INGLanguage goals
The present- present simple - Be + V-ING
Watch the video
T1S5 Language goals
SESSION
What do you know about him?
What do you want to know about him?