Civil disobedience

"Remember, remember, the 5th of November"

Do these lines ring a bell? What do they sound like? Why? Any idea what the 5th of November may refer to?

Gunpowder PlotPart 1

Gunpowder PlotPart 2

1. The Gunpowder Plot Read the text I have given you and write down 5 questions about the most important facts. Then write down the key answers. Play a Burger Quiz with the other teams. 2. Bonfire night today: Read the second text and do the activities.

Bonfire Night

Quizlet

"Remember, remember, the 5th of November"

Now watch the beginning of the video (until 1:30) and answer the WH- questions: Who ? Where ? When ? General atmosphere? Why? What is going to happen? why? Watch the video again and check if you were right. What do you think the film and this unit will be about? Why?

Start

00:00

• Is the man allowed to speak?
• Why does he?
• Who is to blame?
• What does he ask his fellow countrymen to do?

2. Watch the rest of video and read the transcript. (Highlight important key words)

• Where does it take place?
• What is happening?
• Describe people's reactions.

1. Watch the video until 1:06

V for Vendetta

trace écrite

1. Read the text on Henry David Thoreau and sum up the main idea in one sentence. 2. Watch this video and take notes, check with your friends. Using your notes, design a poster to explain the concept of civil disobedience. Don't forget to give examples.

Civil Disobedience

1. Look at the two pictures above and guess what Sea Shepherd may be. 2. Watch the video until 1:20 and explain what you have understood. 3. Now watch the video until the end and draw a mindmap to organize the different arguments put forward by Paul Watson.

Sea Shepherd

1. What do you think is happening? Why? 2. Now there will be a trial. Your group must either defend or prosecute Paul Watson. Flip the coin. 3. Either way, carefully read the document I've given you and note down anything of interest to make your case. 4. With the help of your group, write down your defence speech or the bill of indicment.

Paul Watson on Trial

1. Reading Comprehension 2. Listening Comprehension 3. Written Production

Assessment : Extinction Rebellion