This blog is designed for French highschool students -from Louis de Broglie school in Ancemont OR from anywhere else- who want to improve their English.
Les corrigés sont disponibles dès aujourd'hui. 325 000 candidats ont participé à l'édition 2010. Les résultats seront en ligne à partir du 4 juin prochain. Let's keep our fingers crossed !
Here's the song we sang in class a few weeks ago. Enjoy !
My blog has gone green again for Saint Patrick's day and so has the river in Chicago ! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick's_Day Every year the Chicago river becomes green on March 17th. Watch this video :
http://www.boston.com Who is this ? What's her name and what's her job ? Congratulations girls ! This is Mary McAleese indeed. She is the President of Ireland . She was first elected President in 1997 and won a second term in 2004. http://www.nexusco...
What's this ? Good for you. Well done Julia, Anastasia, Elise, Victoria, Naomi, Ronan and Thomas (year 8) ! This is Saint Patrick's cross indeed and the flag of Northern Ireland. And you're right Julia, it is part of the Union Jack.
It is Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday today ! Read last year's article and answer this question : Where is Shrove Tuesday celebrated ? Make a list of countries where it is celebrated.
http://www.number10.gov.uk Who is this? What's his name? What's his job? How long ago was he born? Well done ! This is Gordon BROWN indeed ! But when was he born ? http://www.topnews.in
What's the weather like? Read previous article. Then listen to this song by Peter Weatherall and answer my question. What's the weather like today?
I wish you all the best for 2010 !
Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes, Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes, And eyes and ears and mouth and nose, Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes. Don't forget to touch your head, shoulders... while singing...
Here's the alphabet song we listen to in class : If you'd like to practise your alphabet and play at the same time, click here. Have fun ! fr.dreamstime.com
Enjoy your summer holiday and see you around !
Hi, I'm back. I'll tell you all about our trip to London in class and after a long nap ! Tower Bridge
VISIT BRITAIN Great Britain (GB), or simply Britain, is composed of Engand, Wales and Scotland. Here's the official Visit Britain advert: courtesy of VisitBritainTV (http://www.visitbritain.co.uk)
If you need to revise the time or if you'd like to practise, here are a few exercises : Start with this matching exercise : link Then go on with this one : link And finally, visit this really good website : link Have fun ! By the way, can you say " it's...
If you'd like to practise your pronunciation or just listen and revise your colours, click on this link Then you can test your knowledge with thess quizzes : link ; link ; link What is your favourite colour ?
This week's idioms are : 1- "I am feeling under the weather", which I'm not, by the way. 2- "I'm just pulling your leg !" What do they mean ? Can you explain one or two of these idioms ?
1) What do you call a fake stone in Ireland? 2) Why do frogs like St. Patrick's Day? 3) When is an Irish Potato not an Irish Potato? 4) What is a "nuahcerpel" ? You can answer one or more of these riddles. OK, I get the picture. I cannot beat the web....
Why is 10 afraid of 7 ? Do you want a clue ? It's a pun! 10 is afraid of 7 because 7 ate 9. Congratulations Juliana (10C) !
Welcome back to school ! This is really easy stuff to brush up your classroom English...
To year 8 pupils especially who are learning the preterite and to all pupils who would like to learn or revise their verbs. Irregular Verbs courtesy of Miss Pradeau See previous article Les verbes irréguliers dans tous leurs états as well.
About 53 year-9 pupils will go on a school trip to Canterbury and then London at the end of May 2009. Présentation du projet par Mlle Clément : Voici l'adresse du blog pédagogique créé par Mme Lebeau réservé aux parents d'élèves (vous munir de votre mot...
Here is a very good talk on the differences between present perfect and preterit. The talk was given by Ornella who is a Year-10 pupil at Anne Frank's school. Click on this link to view the talk.
