The witch of salem museum
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Created on September 28, 2024
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Transcript
MUSEUM
ESCAPE ROOMTHE WITCHES OF SALEM
Find a way to enter the museum!
Main room
Room 3
Room 2
Room 1
Terrace
Restaurant
Toilets
Gift shop
Information
wc
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Des mots sont cachés dans les pièces, cherche les et remplis le texte grâce à ses mots. (cliquer partout, passer la souris sur les élements etc...)
No time for that
No time for that
No time for that
No time for that
No time for that
room 1
Return
LIVES
1/3
room 2
Return
ACCUSATIONS
Witchcraft
You have completed this room!
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room 1
Now open your copy book:
1. Write the date 2. Write in big : THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS3. GLUE the vocabulary3. Glue the text
As a result of his persistent poor health, Stevenson had a limited formal education. Instead he was typically educated by private tutors and nannies, none so beloved as Allison Cunningham, whom he nicknamed “Cummy.” Cummy would regularly read to him from the Old Testament, Catechisms, and Bunyan’s Pilgrim Progress. This somewhat isolated childhood led to the development of a healthy imagination through which dreams of being a writer developed.
Throughout his childhood, Stevenson suffered chronic health issues which confined him to his bed. These illnesses, frequently described as a “weak chest”, persisted throughout his life, taking the form of fevers, coughing, bronchial infections, and eventually the “Bluidy Jack”, a hemorrhaging of the lungs.
Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson was born November 13, 1850 in Edinburgh, Scotland and was the only child of respectable middle-class parents. His father, Thomas, belonged to a family of engineers who had built most of the deep-sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers.
You have completed this room!
3/3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
room 1
As a result of his persistent poor health, Stevenson had a limited formal education. Instead he was typically educated by private tutors and nannies, none so beloved as Allison Cunningham, whom he nicknamed “Cummy.” Cummy would regularly read to him from the Old Testament, Catechisms, and Bunyan’s Pilgrim Progress. This somewhat isolated childhood led to the development of a healthy imagination through which dreams of being a writer developed.
Throughout his childhood, Stevenson suffered chronic health issues which confined him to his bed. These illnesses, frequently described as a “weak chest”, persisted throughout his life, taking the form of fevers, coughing, bronchial infections, and eventually the “Bluidy Jack”, a hemorrhaging of the lungs.
Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson was born November 13, 1850 in Edinburgh, Scotland and was the only child of respectable middle-class parents. His father, Thomas, belonged to a family of engineers who had built most of the deep-sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers.
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
room 1
As a result of his persistent poor health, Stevenson had a limited formal education. Instead he was typically educated by private tutors and nannies, none so beloved as Allison Cunningham, whom he nicknamed “Cummy.” Cummy would regularly read to him from the Old Testament, Catechisms, and Bunyan’s Pilgrim Progress. This somewhat isolated childhood led to the development of a healthy imagination through which dreams of being a writer developed.
Throughout his childhood, Stevenson suffered chronic health issues which confined him to his bed. These illnesses, frequently described as a “weak chest”, persisted throughout his life, taking the form of fevers, coughing, bronchial infections, and eventually the “Bluidy Jack”, a hemorrhaging of the lungs.
Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson was born November 13, 1850 in Edinburgh, Scotland and was the only child of respectable middle-class parents. His father, Thomas, belonged to a family of engineers who had built most of the deep-sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers.
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
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A coller dans le cahier + la lire: (venir me demander la leçon
Leçon : Exprimer la cause et la conséquence en anglais1. La causePour expliquer pourquoi quelque chose se passe, on utilise des mots de cause. Voici quelques exemples :Because : Because of fear, many people were accused. (À cause de la peur, beaucoup de gens ont été accusés.)Due to : Due to lack of evidence, innocent people were accused. (En raison du manque de preuves, des innocents ont été accusés.)2. La conséquencePour expliquer ce qui arrive après une cause, on utilise des mots de conséquence :As a result : As a result, 20 people were executed. (En conséquence, 20 personnes ont été exécutées.)Therefore : Therefore, many were put on trial. (Donc, beaucoup ont été jugés.)
As a result of his persistent poor health, Stevenson had a limited formal education. Instead he was typically educated by private tutors and nannies, none so beloved as Allison Cunningham, whom he nicknamed “Cummy.” Cummy would regularly read to him from the Old Testament, Catechisms, and Bunyan’s Pilgrim Progress. This somewhat isolated childhood led to the development of a healthy imagination through which dreams of being a writer developed.
Throughout his childhood, Stevenson suffered chronic health issues which confined him to his bed. These illnesses, frequently described as a “weak chest”, persisted throughout his life, taking the form of fevers, coughing, bronchial infections, and eventually the “Bluidy Jack”, a hemorrhaging of the lungs.
Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson was born November 13, 1850 in Edinburgh, Scotland and was the only child of respectable middle-class parents. His father, Thomas, belonged to a family of engineers who had built most of the deep-sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers.
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
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A recopier dans le cahier:
A toi d'écrire deux phrases en utilisant la cause et la conséquence: ex: Because of hysteria, people were scared. As a result, many were accused.(À cause de l'hystérie, les gens avaient peur. En conséquence, beaucoup ont été accusés.)Appel moi lorsque tu as fini, tu peux chercher des mots sur :
As a result of his persistent poor health, Stevenson had a limited formal education. Instead he was typically educated by private tutors and nannies, none so beloved as Allison Cunningham, whom he nicknamed “Cummy.” Cummy would regularly read to him from the Old Testament, Catechisms, and Bunyan’s Pilgrim Progress. This somewhat isolated childhood led to the development of a healthy imagination through which dreams of being a writer developed.
Throughout his childhood, Stevenson suffered chronic health issues which confined him to his bed. These illnesses, frequently described as a “weak chest”, persisted throughout his life, taking the form of fevers, coughing, bronchial infections, and eventually the “Bluidy Jack”, a hemorrhaging of the lungs.
Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson was born November 13, 1850 in Edinburgh, Scotland and was the only child of respectable middle-class parents. His father, Thomas, belonged to a family of engineers who had built most of the deep-sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother, Margaret Isabella Balfour, came from a family of lawyers and church ministers.
DEVIL
Salem
Executed
POSSESSED
1692