LOOK AT THE IMAGE AND DESCRIBE WHAT YOU CAN SEE!
REVEAL
UNIT 1
ONLY IN THE UK
you have 5 minutes to draw at least 3 elements linked to the word written on the paper!
Ready?
how much do you know about the united kindgom ?
POV: me reading your answers
homeworks
- Être capable de d'expliquer de quels pays est composé le Royaume-Uni et d'en expliquer les caractéristiques
- Apprendre le vocabulaire
- Faire la page de garde du chapitre (dessins ou images)
GOODBYE !
the united kindgom
True or false ? In pairs, explain why each statement is true or false
Ready?
this is great britain
Ireland is a british isle
Scotland is in the UK
Wales is in great britain
Mini challenge
You are Scottish students welcoming your French penmates in your school in Scotland. They keep saying that they are in England. Explain to them why they are wrong.
CONTINUE
According to you, what is the relationship between these 4 nations ?
homeworks
- Apprendre le vocabulaire
- Répondre à la question du cours "According to you what it the relationship between these 4 nations ?" sur le cahier au crayon de papier
GOODBYE !
According to you, what is the relationship between these 4 nations ?
Get in groups! Watch the video and fill in the chart according your role.
homeworks
- Apprendre le vocabulaire
- Répondre au commentaire d'un internaute sous la vidéo sur "Britishness"
GOODBYE !
What is it like to be british ?
Watch the video to see if you were right about british stereotypes
Read the text and Classify the elements into two columns : positive or negative
What can you say about British stereotypes ? And about stereotypes in general ?
A British publishing house is working on a illustrated book about national stereotypes. You have to design the page about England.
- Choose 5 stereotypes about English people.
- Write sentences to describe them.
- Draw to illustrate them.
- Design the page including a presentation of the country.
- Add a note on the effects of stereotypes.
Mini challenge
Get ready! you have 5 seconds to catch as many information as you can!
In pairs, read the document and answer the questions about the rights and obligations of teenagers in the UK
Grammar point
Lis les phrases suivantes: You can drive a car at 17 in the UK. You are noteallowed to have a full-time job before 16 in the UK. Quel element est utilisé pour exprimer la permission ou l'interdiction dans chaque phrase ?
Grammar point
- La permission et l'interdiction
En anglais, pour exprimer la permission et l'interdiction, on utilise : invariable suivi de la base verbale porte la négation (not) can't (cannot ou can not) pour l'interdictionGraham can have a moped at 16. / Graham can't drive before he is 17. - l'expression be allowed to
variable, on conjugue le verbe be selon le temps et la personne porte la négation (not) be not allowed toHe is allowed to pass his driving license. / He is not allowed to vote.
Graham is 15 today, explain what he can and cannot do in the UK.
Listen to the audio. What is the subject of the radio show ?
can you imagine what the laws are ?
Listen to the document. take notes about what you understand.
Work with your neighbour to discover weird british laws
Grammar point
- La permission et l'interdiction
En anglais, pour exprimer la permission et l'interdiction, on utilise : invariable suivi de la base verbale porte la négation (not) mustn't (must not) pour l'interdictionGraham must respect the law. / Graham mustn't drive before he is 17. variable, on conjugue le modal have selon le temps et la personne porte la négation (not) don't have to pour la négationHe has to be at school on time. / He doesn't have to take the bus .
what do you think ? do you know similar laws in france ? Give a few examples using must et have to.
Synthesis
- Only in the UK
Being British is not only about living in the United Kingdom. It is also being part of a mix of cultures and traditions. Being British is an identity, a pride and lots of habits! For example, English people are crazy about tea and the royal family. They can't stand being late and their favourite sports are rugby and cricket. Also, being British is being part of a group of countries. In order to do so, there are rights. For example, teenagers under 15 years old can have a part-time job in the UK and teenagers aged of 17 are allowed to drive a car. To sum up, stereotypes about foreign countries and people are funny, but only some of them are true. Each culture is unique and is worth discovering!
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Transcript
LOOK AT THE IMAGE AND DESCRIBE WHAT YOU CAN SEE!
REVEAL
UNIT 1
ONLY IN THE UK
you have 5 minutes to draw at least 3 elements linked to the word written on the paper!
Ready?
how much do you know about the united kindgom ?
POV: me reading your answers
homeworks
GOODBYE !
the united kindgom
True or false ? In pairs, explain why each statement is true or false
Ready?
this is great britain
Ireland is a british isle
Scotland is in the UK
Wales is in great britain
Mini challenge
You are Scottish students welcoming your French penmates in your school in Scotland. They keep saying that they are in England. Explain to them why they are wrong.
CONTINUE
According to you, what is the relationship between these 4 nations ?
homeworks
GOODBYE !
According to you, what is the relationship between these 4 nations ?
Get in groups! Watch the video and fill in the chart according your role.
homeworks
GOODBYE !
What is it like to be british ?
Watch the video to see if you were right about british stereotypes
Read the text and Classify the elements into two columns : positive or negative
What can you say about British stereotypes ? And about stereotypes in general ?
A British publishing house is working on a illustrated book about national stereotypes. You have to design the page about England.
Mini challenge
Get ready! you have 5 seconds to catch as many information as you can!
In pairs, read the document and answer the questions about the rights and obligations of teenagers in the UK
Grammar point
Lis les phrases suivantes: You can drive a car at 17 in the UK. You are noteallowed to have a full-time job before 16 in the UK. Quel element est utilisé pour exprimer la permission ou l'interdiction dans chaque phrase ?
Grammar point
- La permission et l'interdiction
En anglais, pour exprimer la permission et l'interdiction, on utilise :
- le modal can
invariable suivi de la base verbale porte la négation (not) can't (cannot ou can not) pour l'interdictionGraham can have a moped at 16. / Graham can't drive before he is 17.- l'expression be allowed to
variable, on conjugue le verbe be selon le temps et la personne porte la négation (not) be not allowed toHe is allowed to pass his driving license. / He is not allowed to vote.Graham is 15 today, explain what he can and cannot do in the UK.
Listen to the audio. What is the subject of the radio show ?
can you imagine what the laws are ?
Listen to the document. take notes about what you understand.
Work with your neighbour to discover weird british laws
Grammar point
- La permission et l'interdiction
En anglais, pour exprimer la permission et l'interdiction, on utilise :
- le modal must
invariable suivi de la base verbale porte la négation (not) mustn't (must not) pour l'interdictionGraham must respect the law. / Graham mustn't drive before he is 17.- l'expression have to
variable, on conjugue le modal have selon le temps et la personne porte la négation (not) don't have to pour la négationHe has to be at school on time. / He doesn't have to take the bus .what do you think ? do you know similar laws in france ? Give a few examples using must et have to.
Synthesis
- Only in the UK
Being British is not only about living in the United Kingdom. It is also being part of a mix of cultures and traditions. Being British is an identity, a pride and lots of habits! For example, English people are crazy about tea and the royal family. They can't stand being late and their favourite sports are rugby and cricket. Also, being British is being part of a group of countries. In order to do so, there are rights. For example, teenagers under 15 years old can have a part-time job in the UK and teenagers aged of 17 are allowed to drive a car. To sum up, stereotypes about foreign countries and people are funny, but only some of them are true. Each culture is unique and is worth discovering!