What is the theme of the new chapter ?
OBSERVE
OBSERVE
CHAPTER 5: WELCOME ON BOARD
a big boat = a ship
What can you see ?
OBSERVE
What type of ship is it ?
a steam ship / an ocean liner
Steam
The Titanic
Name of the ship?
Why RMS ?
Answer
STEP 1: Discover the "Queen of the Ocean"
THE QUEEN OF THE OCEAN
English grammar uses the pronoun "IT" to refer to things but often the pronoun "SHE" is used for ships.
Why Queen ?
The Titanic was the largest "Royal Mail Steamer" (RMS) of her time (1909-1912)
PARTS OF A SHIP:
bow / stern / keel / funnel / deck
Read the descriptions and lable the parts of the ship
a funnel
the bow
the stern
a deck
the keel
Info
RECAP
Write the new vocabulary: - a bow: - a stern: - a funnel : - a deck: - a keel :
la proue
la poupe
une cheminée
un pont
une quille
DO YOU REMEMBER ?
in the 19th century
Steamships replaced sailships in the 19th century.
Explain
DO YOU REMEMBER ?
RMS TITANIC
help
Explain the full name
RMS stood for Royal Mail Ship because the Titanic carried the mail.
DO YOU REMEMBER ?
a funnel
the bow
the stern
a deck
the keel
RECAP
STEAM
SAILS
STEAMSHIPS
OCEAN LINER
FULL NAME
OYAL
AIL
HIP
THE MAIL
English grammar uses the pronoun "IT" to refer to things but often the
pronoun "SHE" is used for ships.
RECAP
Write the new vocabulary: - a ship: - an ocean liner: - a steamship: - RMS: - steam: - the mail: - to carry :
un navire/ bateau
un paquebot
un bateau à vapeur
Royal Mail Ship
vapeur
le courrier
transporter (VR)
RECAP
PAIRWORK TIME
Choose your partner and define your role : pupil A pupil B
YOUR MISSION N°
"Identity card"
There are 8 pieces of paper on the walls about RMS Titanic. Complete her "identity card" : PUPIL A : INFORMATION FROM 1 TO 4 PUPIL B : INFORMATION FROM 5 TO 8
PUPIL B
GO 4E
GO 4H
RECAP
YOUR MISSION N°
Pairwork
PUPIL B
Share your information with your partner. SPEAK IN ENGLISH ! Fill in your document. DON'T SHOW THE ANSWERS
GO
RECAP
Try to make sentences
Name of the rival shipping company:
the Cunard Line
Two rival ships :
The RMS Lusitania and The RMS Mauretania
RECAP
Name of the shipping company:
the White Star Line
The director :
Joseph Bruce Ismay
RECAP
Construction dates :
from March 31st 1909 to April 2nd 1912
Belfast
Place ?
RECAP
Launch date :
on May 31st 1911
RECAP
Port/ Harbour of departure :
Southampton, England
Date :
on April 10th 1912
First stopover :
Cherbourg, France
Second stopover :
Queenstown, Ireland.
Port/ Harbour of arrival :
New York City, USA
Date :
on April 17th 1912
RECAP
First class passenger ticket price :
between £30 and £870. (£3,240 in 2017)
Second class passenger ticket price :
£13 (£1,404 in 2017)
Third class passenger ticket price :
£7 (£756 in 2017)
RECAP
Captain :
Edward Smith.
Number of crew members :
900 crew members onboard.
RECAP
Number of first class passengers :
325
Number of second class passengers :
285
Number of third class passengers :
706
READ & WRITE
Choose your document and fill in the article about RMS TITANIC with her ID card:
HELP +
CORRECTION
shipping company
To compete with the rival ............... ................ The Cunard Line, Joseph Ismay, director of the ......... ....... ..... company, decided to launch bigger and more luxurious ....................... . The Titanic ‘s construction lasted ......... years from 1909 to 1912 . Her ............ was on 31 May 1911 in ............ . On April 10, 1912, the Titanic set sail on its ............. voyage, travelling from Southampton, in England to .................... . On the evening of April 10, the ship stopped at Cherbourg, France . On the morning of April 11 the liner made its last scheduled ........... in Europe, at Queenstown (Cobh)in ............. . At approximately 1:30 pm the ship ..... .......... for New York City. The ship's ................. were divided into three separate classes determined by the price of their ................... . ............... Edward J. Smith took command of the ship. He had under his command about 900 ........... members.
White Star Line
ships
three
launch
Belfast
maiden
New York City
stopover
Ireland
set sail
passengers
ticket
Captain
crew
Do you remember ?
In group ! Unjumble the questions about the Titanic and find the answer in your lesson. Then write a sentence in your notebook .
Do you remember ? 4H
In group ! Write a sentence in your notebook to answer the questions .
Correction
The name of the rival company was The Cunard Line
The name of the Titanic's shipping company was The White Star Line.
The director was Joseph Bruce Ismay.
Correction
The launch of the Titanic was on the 31st May 1911.
The construction lasted 3 years.
The Titanic was built in Belfast, in Ireland.
Correction
She departed from Southampton
Her final destination was New York City.
The tickets were between 7 £ and 870 £ (pounds.)
Correction
The Captain was Edward Smith.
There were 900 crew members.
There were 1316 passengers onboard.
Do you remember?
Choose a card and make a sentence .
REMEMBER !
What's the English for ...?
- un voyage inaugural :
- l'équipage :
- une compagnie maritime :
- la mise à l'eau :
- une escale :
- un port :
- un billet :
- un passager :
a maiden voyage
the crew
the shipping company
the launch
a stopover
a harbour
a ticket
a passenger
1.
Read the numbers and place the nouns next to the right number
SPEED
WEIGHT
LENGTH
HEIGHT
WIDTH
Repeat the nouns
2.
SPEED
WEIGHT
LENGTH
HEIGHT
hundred
thousand
Now, with the guide, convert the measures and complete the lesson
2.5 cm
30 cm
WIDTH
1.6 km
guide
53.3
269.1
SPEED
43
28
WEIGHT
LENGTH
HEIGHT
hundred
thousand
Now, Put the numbers at the right place.
2.5 cm
30 cm
WIDTH
1.6 km
Now, Repeat the numbers.
(28 m)
HUNDRED THOUSAND 2.5 CM 30 CM 1.6 KM
/ WIDTH
GRAMMAR PRACTISE
Worksheet
Now, make sentences to speak about the Titanic.
(28 m)
HUNDRED THOUSAND 2.5 CM 30 CM 1.6 KM
/ WIDTH
RECAP
The Titanic was 269 (two hundred sixty-nine) meters long, She was 53 meters high/tall and 28 meters wide. She weighed (VR) 45 000 (forty-five thousand) tons.
Film extract n°2
WATCH
- First impressions of the characters : look at their faces
- adjectives
- comparison
The main characters seem impressed by the Titanic except Rose. She says "she is not bigger than the RMS Mauretania." But in fact the Titanic is longer than the RMS Mauretania and more luxurious. Her mother said The Titanic was unsinkable.
LE COMPARATIF permet de comparer deux éléments ici le Titanic et le Mauretania.
GRAMMAR
Que remarques tu sur la construction du comparatif de supériorité? "But in fact the Titanic is longer than the RMS Mauretania and more luxurious." Que remarques tu sur la construction du comparatif d'égalité? " She thinks the Titanic is as big as the RMS Mauretania."
-Adjectif une syllabe ou deux finissant par Y + - ER + THAN -Adjectif 2 syllabes et + : MORE + ADJECTIF + THAN Exceptions : good = better / bad = worse
- AS + ADJECTIF + AS
GRAMMAR
COURT
ER
THAN
LONGER THAN
LONG
THAN
MORE
MORE THAN
BETTER
WORSE
THAN
ER
HEAVIER THAN
AS
AS
AS BIG AS
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
/ HEAVY
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
The RMS Titanic is as fast as the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is heavier than the RMS Mauretania.
The RMS Titanic is longer than the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is higher than the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is wider than the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is more expensive than the RMS Mauretania .
Look at the document and answer the 3 questions
WHEN ?
WHERE?
What ?
Look at the document
FOCUS on "THE LATEST"
"WORLD'S LARGEST"
Can you guess the translation ? The meaning ?
-> SUPERLATIF
GRAMMAR
Construction
ex: THE MOST IMPRESSIVE
ex: THE LATEST
* Adjectif court: THE + adj court + -EST
* Adjectif long : THE +MOST + adj long
EXCEPTIONS :
Good = the best bad= the worst
GRAMMAR
COURT
THE
EST
the largest
the longest
the craziest
the heaviest
THE
MOST
LONG
the most expensive
the most famous
THE BEST
THE WORST
the most luxurious
more comfortable than
bigger than
as safe
the most tragic
the poorest
TEST
MINI-TASK
Promote the RMS Titanic !
You work for the White Star Line . Write an advertisement to promote the Titanic.
YOU MUST :
- give factual information and use the vocabulary seen in class
- say large numbers
- speak with complete sentences
- use comparative and superlative forms
- give a title
- explain her purpose (her voyage)
Barême
STEP 2: Learn about the disaster
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
WATCH
What happened ?
What happened ? Can you explain ?
The Titanic hit / struck an iceberg.
What did the crew members have to do ? Can you explain ? How much time did they have ?
Before sinking, the members of the crew had one hour, two at most, to evacuate 2200 passengers.
Watch
READ
What's in the news?
READ
What's in the news?
Put the pictures into the chronological order of the sinking
Put the pictures into the chronological order of the sinking
The sinking of the Titanic
Place the correct time next to the right picure
2.27am
11.40 pm
11.45 pm
2.10 am
12.30 pm
2.19 am
BE A REPORTER ! Be careful to irregular verbs. Explain the events in one sentence.
At 2.10 am
At 11.40 pm
She broke into 2. The bow was completely under water.
The ship hit an iceberg.
At 11.45 pm
At 2.19am
She sent a wireless /sos
The stern of the ship rose above the water.
At 12. 30 pm
At 2.27 am
The Titanic sank completely. The signals were blurred.
She started sinking by the bow.
BE A REPORTER !
Watch the video and answer the questions.
The casualties
BE A REPORTER !
How many people survived ?
711 people survived and they were 1st class passengers.
How many people perished ?
1513 people perished.
What can you notice about the casualties ?
They mostly were 3rd class passengers.
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : the fate of 7 passengers.
- Read the true story recounting the fate of one passenger who was aboard.
- Look up words you don't know in dictionaries.
- Complete the grid with the information written.
Passengers's stories : the fate of 7 passengers.
Let's recap
Victim or survivor ?
Wallace HARTLEY
Eva HART
Isidor STRAUS
Anne Sophia TURJA
Charles JOUGHIN
- the head baker on the Titanic
- a violonist and bandleader on the Titanic
- an English emigrant
- the owner of Macy's store
- a journalist and psychic
- an American aristocrat
- a Finnish emigrant
Margaret Brown
William STEAD
What happened to him/her that night?
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Find the questions
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Find the questions
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Now, find the answers
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Pairwork A / B
Ask questions to complete the worksheet. Then answer your friend's questions with the information written on your document. Answer with complete sentences.
Then write a little biography to present the other passenger.
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
STEP 3: What's in the news ?
SUPERLATIVES
PASSENGERS
What's in the news?
What's in the news?
NEWPAPERS' HEADLINES : - number of passengers - the casualties - Times - Reason / cause of the Titanic's sinking - survivors : children and women mostly - Name of the ship who rescued the survivors.
What's in the news?
The front page
What are some of the main elements ?
What's in the news?
Put the following words where required
the main headline
captions
photographs
the newspaper's name
the publication date
columns
little headlines
the price
FINAL TASK
You are a reporter for an American newspaper and you have just heard of the disaster. Create your newspaper's front page.
Respect des consignes
Reformuler un message,raconter, décrire
Mobiliser connaissances lexicales et grammaticales
Respecter le format d'une une de journal
ColonnesGros titre Nom du journal Date de publicaton Photos et légendes Article sur un passager
PrétéritSuperlatif / comparatif Lexique propre au naufrage Contenu culturel
OrthographeContenu explicite
CONTENU : nom du journal / date de parution/ un gros titre / photos + légendes / deux articles : un sur le naufrage et un sur un passager
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE :
TITANIC ON CINEMA
READING CORNER
10:00
05:00
- the bow is the front of a ship. - the stern is the back of a ship. - the keel refers to a structural element at the bottom of the ship. It serves as the backbone of the ship. - a funnel is a chimney on a ship used to expel boiler steam and smoke or engine exhaust. - a deck is a synonym for a floor.
By the early 1800s, steam engines began to power ships instead of sails. Steamships replaced sailboats.
The full name of the ship was RMS Titanic. The RMS stood for Royal Mail Ship. Titanic carried mail and parcels across the Atlantic for Great Britain's postal service.
10:00
10:00
Steamships began known as ocean liners because they traveled the same route or "line" regularly across the ocean.
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What is the theme of the new chapter ?
OBSERVE
OBSERVE
CHAPTER 5: WELCOME ON BOARD
a big boat = a ship
What can you see ?
OBSERVE
What type of ship is it ?
a steam ship / an ocean liner
Steam
The Titanic
Name of the ship?
Why RMS ?
Answer
STEP 1: Discover the "Queen of the Ocean"
THE QUEEN OF THE OCEAN
English grammar uses the pronoun "IT" to refer to things but often the pronoun "SHE" is used for ships.
Why Queen ?
The Titanic was the largest "Royal Mail Steamer" (RMS) of her time (1909-1912)
PARTS OF A SHIP:
bow / stern / keel / funnel / deck
Read the descriptions and lable the parts of the ship
a funnel
the bow
the stern
a deck
the keel
Info
RECAP
Write the new vocabulary: - a bow: - a stern: - a funnel : - a deck: - a keel :
la proue
la poupe
une cheminée
un pont
une quille
DO YOU REMEMBER ?
in the 19th century
Steamships replaced sailships in the 19th century.
Explain
DO YOU REMEMBER ?
RMS TITANIC
help
Explain the full name
RMS stood for Royal Mail Ship because the Titanic carried the mail.
DO YOU REMEMBER ?
a funnel
the bow
the stern
a deck
the keel
RECAP
STEAM
SAILS
STEAMSHIPS
OCEAN LINER
FULL NAME
OYAL
AIL
HIP
THE MAIL
English grammar uses the pronoun "IT" to refer to things but often the pronoun "SHE" is used for ships.
RECAP
Write the new vocabulary: - a ship: - an ocean liner: - a steamship: - RMS: - steam: - the mail: - to carry :
un navire/ bateau
un paquebot
un bateau à vapeur
Royal Mail Ship
vapeur
le courrier
transporter (VR)
RECAP
PAIRWORK TIME
Choose your partner and define your role : pupil A pupil B
YOUR MISSION N°
"Identity card"
There are 8 pieces of paper on the walls about RMS Titanic. Complete her "identity card" : PUPIL A : INFORMATION FROM 1 TO 4 PUPIL B : INFORMATION FROM 5 TO 8
PUPIL B
GO 4E
GO 4H
RECAP
YOUR MISSION N°
Pairwork
PUPIL B
Share your information with your partner. SPEAK IN ENGLISH ! Fill in your document. DON'T SHOW THE ANSWERS
GO
RECAP
Try to make sentences
Name of the rival shipping company:
the Cunard Line
Two rival ships :
The RMS Lusitania and The RMS Mauretania
RECAP
Name of the shipping company:
the White Star Line
The director :
Joseph Bruce Ismay
RECAP
Construction dates :
from March 31st 1909 to April 2nd 1912
Belfast
Place ?
RECAP
Launch date :
on May 31st 1911
RECAP
Port/ Harbour of departure :
Southampton, England
Date :
on April 10th 1912
First stopover :
Cherbourg, France
Second stopover :
Queenstown, Ireland.
Port/ Harbour of arrival :
New York City, USA
Date :
on April 17th 1912
RECAP
First class passenger ticket price :
between £30 and £870. (£3,240 in 2017)
Second class passenger ticket price :
£13 (£1,404 in 2017)
Third class passenger ticket price :
£7 (£756 in 2017)
RECAP
Captain :
Edward Smith.
Number of crew members :
900 crew members onboard.
RECAP
Number of first class passengers :
325
Number of second class passengers :
285
Number of third class passengers :
706
READ & WRITE
Choose your document and fill in the article about RMS TITANIC with her ID card:
HELP +
CORRECTION
shipping company
To compete with the rival ............... ................ The Cunard Line, Joseph Ismay, director of the ......... ....... ..... company, decided to launch bigger and more luxurious ....................... . The Titanic ‘s construction lasted ......... years from 1909 to 1912 . Her ............ was on 31 May 1911 in ............ . On April 10, 1912, the Titanic set sail on its ............. voyage, travelling from Southampton, in England to .................... . On the evening of April 10, the ship stopped at Cherbourg, France . On the morning of April 11 the liner made its last scheduled ........... in Europe, at Queenstown (Cobh)in ............. . At approximately 1:30 pm the ship ..... .......... for New York City. The ship's ................. were divided into three separate classes determined by the price of their ................... . ............... Edward J. Smith took command of the ship. He had under his command about 900 ........... members.
White Star Line
ships
three
launch
Belfast
maiden
New York City
stopover
Ireland
set sail
passengers
ticket
Captain
crew
Do you remember ?
In group ! Unjumble the questions about the Titanic and find the answer in your lesson. Then write a sentence in your notebook .
Do you remember ? 4H
In group ! Write a sentence in your notebook to answer the questions .
Correction
The name of the rival company was The Cunard Line
The name of the Titanic's shipping company was The White Star Line.
The director was Joseph Bruce Ismay.
Correction
The launch of the Titanic was on the 31st May 1911.
The construction lasted 3 years.
The Titanic was built in Belfast, in Ireland.
Correction
She departed from Southampton
Her final destination was New York City.
The tickets were between 7 £ and 870 £ (pounds.)
Correction
The Captain was Edward Smith.
There were 900 crew members.
There were 1316 passengers onboard.
Do you remember?
Choose a card and make a sentence .
REMEMBER !
What's the English for ...?
a maiden voyage
the crew
the shipping company
the launch
a stopover
a harbour
a ticket
a passenger
1.
Read the numbers and place the nouns next to the right number
SPEED
WEIGHT
LENGTH
HEIGHT
WIDTH
Repeat the nouns
2.
SPEED
WEIGHT
LENGTH
HEIGHT
hundred
thousand
Now, with the guide, convert the measures and complete the lesson
2.5 cm
30 cm
WIDTH
1.6 km
guide
53.3
269.1
SPEED
43
28
WEIGHT
LENGTH
HEIGHT
hundred
thousand
Now, Put the numbers at the right place.
2.5 cm
30 cm
WIDTH
1.6 km
Now, Repeat the numbers.
(28 m)
HUNDRED THOUSAND 2.5 CM 30 CM 1.6 KM
/ WIDTH
GRAMMAR PRACTISE
Worksheet
Now, make sentences to speak about the Titanic.
(28 m)
HUNDRED THOUSAND 2.5 CM 30 CM 1.6 KM
/ WIDTH
RECAP
The Titanic was 269 (two hundred sixty-nine) meters long, She was 53 meters high/tall and 28 meters wide. She weighed (VR) 45 000 (forty-five thousand) tons.
Film extract n°2
WATCH
The main characters seem impressed by the Titanic except Rose. She says "she is not bigger than the RMS Mauretania." But in fact the Titanic is longer than the RMS Mauretania and more luxurious. Her mother said The Titanic was unsinkable.
LE COMPARATIF permet de comparer deux éléments ici le Titanic et le Mauretania.
GRAMMAR
Que remarques tu sur la construction du comparatif de supériorité? "But in fact the Titanic is longer than the RMS Mauretania and more luxurious." Que remarques tu sur la construction du comparatif d'égalité? " She thinks the Titanic is as big as the RMS Mauretania."
-Adjectif une syllabe ou deux finissant par Y + - ER + THAN -Adjectif 2 syllabes et + : MORE + ADJECTIF + THAN Exceptions : good = better / bad = worse
- AS + ADJECTIF + AS
GRAMMAR
COURT
ER
THAN
LONGER THAN
LONG
THAN
MORE
MORE THAN
BETTER
WORSE
THAN
ER
HEAVIER THAN
AS
AS
AS BIG AS
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
/ HEAVY
GRAMMAR PRACTISE - LE COMPARATIF
The RMS Titanic is as fast as the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is heavier than the RMS Mauretania.
The RMS Titanic is longer than the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is higher than the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is wider than the RMS Mauretania .
The RMS Titanic is more expensive than the RMS Mauretania .
Look at the document and answer the 3 questions
WHEN ?
WHERE?
What ?
Look at the document
FOCUS on "THE LATEST"
"WORLD'S LARGEST"
Can you guess the translation ? The meaning ?
-> SUPERLATIF
GRAMMAR
Construction
ex: THE MOST IMPRESSIVE
ex: THE LATEST
* Adjectif court: THE + adj court + -EST
* Adjectif long : THE +MOST + adj long
EXCEPTIONS :
Good = the best bad= the worst
GRAMMAR
COURT
THE
EST
the largest
the longest
the craziest
the heaviest
THE
MOST
LONG
the most expensive
the most famous
THE BEST
THE WORST
the most luxurious
more comfortable than
bigger than
as safe
the most tragic
the poorest
TEST
MINI-TASK
Promote the RMS Titanic !
You work for the White Star Line . Write an advertisement to promote the Titanic.
YOU MUST :
Barême
STEP 2: Learn about the disaster
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
WATCH
What happened ?
What happened ? Can you explain ?
The Titanic hit / struck an iceberg.
What did the crew members have to do ? Can you explain ? How much time did they have ?
Before sinking, the members of the crew had one hour, two at most, to evacuate 2200 passengers.
Watch
READ
What's in the news?
READ
What's in the news?
Put the pictures into the chronological order of the sinking
Put the pictures into the chronological order of the sinking
The sinking of the Titanic
Place the correct time next to the right picure
2.27am
11.40 pm
11.45 pm
2.10 am
12.30 pm
2.19 am
BE A REPORTER ! Be careful to irregular verbs. Explain the events in one sentence.
At 2.10 am
At 11.40 pm
She broke into 2. The bow was completely under water.
The ship hit an iceberg.
At 11.45 pm
At 2.19am
She sent a wireless /sos
The stern of the ship rose above the water.
At 12. 30 pm
At 2.27 am
The Titanic sank completely. The signals were blurred.
She started sinking by the bow.
BE A REPORTER !
Watch the video and answer the questions.
The casualties
BE A REPORTER !
How many people survived ?
711 people survived and they were 1st class passengers.
How many people perished ?
1513 people perished.
What can you notice about the casualties ?
They mostly were 3rd class passengers.
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : the fate of 7 passengers.
Passengers's stories : the fate of 7 passengers.
Let's recap
Victim or survivor ?
Wallace HARTLEY
Eva HART
Isidor STRAUS
Anne Sophia TURJA
Charles JOUGHIN
Margaret Brown
William STEAD
What happened to him/her that night?
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Find the questions
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Find the questions
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Now, find the answers
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Pairwork A / B
Ask questions to complete the worksheet. Then answer your friend's questions with the information written on your document. Answer with complete sentences.
Then write a little biography to present the other passenger.
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
Meet passengers
Passengers's stories : Go a little bit further.
STEP 3: What's in the news ?
SUPERLATIVES
PASSENGERS
What's in the news?
What's in the news?
NEWPAPERS' HEADLINES : - number of passengers - the casualties - Times - Reason / cause of the Titanic's sinking - survivors : children and women mostly - Name of the ship who rescued the survivors.
What's in the news?
The front page
What are some of the main elements ?
What's in the news?
Put the following words where required
the main headline
captions
photographs
the newspaper's name
the publication date
columns
little headlines
the price
FINAL TASK
You are a reporter for an American newspaper and you have just heard of the disaster. Create your newspaper's front page.
Respect des consignes
Reformuler un message,raconter, décrire
Mobiliser connaissances lexicales et grammaticales
Respecter le format d'une une de journal
ColonnesGros titre Nom du journal Date de publicaton Photos et légendes Article sur un passager
PrétéritSuperlatif / comparatif Lexique propre au naufrage Contenu culturel
OrthographeContenu explicite
CONTENU : nom du journal / date de parution/ un gros titre / photos + légendes / deux articles : un sur le naufrage et un sur un passager
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE :
TITANIC ON CINEMA
READING CORNER
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- the bow is the front of a ship. - the stern is the back of a ship. - the keel refers to a structural element at the bottom of the ship. It serves as the backbone of the ship. - a funnel is a chimney on a ship used to expel boiler steam and smoke or engine exhaust. - a deck is a synonym for a floor.
By the early 1800s, steam engines began to power ships instead of sails. Steamships replaced sailboats.
The full name of the ship was RMS Titanic. The RMS stood for Royal Mail Ship. Titanic carried mail and parcels across the Atlantic for Great Britain's postal service.
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Steamships began known as ocean liners because they traveled the same route or "line" regularly across the ocean.