10. SHOP TILL YOU DROP

1) Drag and drop the words under the correct pictures

(2 pages cliquer sur NEXT à la fin du premier jeu) click here to play

2) Shops in the city (memory game) click here 

3) Shops and Shopping - Matching Quiz 1 click here

4) Shops and Shopping - Matching Quiz 2 click here

5) Shops quiz : where can you buy…? click here

6) Choose the name of the shop click here

7) Shops and Shopping - Word Search (Click on the letters to highlight the words as you find them) click here

8) Paint the things the same colour as the shop you'd buy them in. click here

10) Crosswords shops click here

11) Trolley dash game Vous avez 60 secondes pour faire vos courses ! click here

a) Mémorisez bien la liste de courses

b) Remplissez votre caddie en cliquant sur les articles

c) Cliquez sur LIST pour revoir la liste en cours de jeu

1. Matching game (génitif et adjectifs possessifs) click here

3. Qui possède quoi? click here

4. Complétez les phrases avec le nom entre parenthèses suivi du génitif ('s ou ' seule)  click here

5. Fill the gaps  click here

6. Complétez avec le nom suivi du génitif  click here

7. Fill the gaps with the possessive case  click here

1. Take the QUIZ (1) click here

2. Take the QUIZ (2) click here

3. Take the QUIZ - clothes and colours click here

    (click on the dice to play)

4. Choose the correct words click here

5. Write the names under the pictures (1) click here

6. Write the names under the pictures (2) click here

7. Match the names with the pictures  click here

8. Answer the questions click here

9. Teddy dresser click here

   (read the description and find the right clothes for the teddy bear)

10. Put on your clothes before it starts raining! click here

   (appuyer sur la barre d'espace pour attraper les vêtements)

11. Accessories quiz click here

12. Read the sentences and fill in the gaps click here

13. Read the definition and type the correct word click here

14. Write the correct word under the picture click here

15. Word search (read the clues and find the words) click here

16. Put the words in the correct order to make a sentence click here

1. Listen and repeat (passez la souris sur les images pour entendre la prononciation des mots) click here

2. Match the words and pictures  click here

3.Currency word search (In Europe people use euros, in the USA dollars, how many different currencies do you know?) click here

 1. Countable or uncountable ? 

Exercice 1 : Saurez-vous reconnaître les noms dénombrables et indénombrables ? Participez à cette course automobile pour le savoir...

Exercise 2 - Look at the pictures and decide wether these nouns are countable or uncountable click here

Exercise 3 - Write "c" if the noun is countable and "uc" if it's uncountable click here

Exercise 4 - Countable and uncountable food click here

2. Comment quantifier des indénombrables ?

Exercise 1 - click here

Exercise 2 - Matching exercise click here

Exercise 3 - Choose the correct word click here

Exercise 4 - Fill the gap for each sentence click here

3. How many ou How much ?

Exercise 1 - much, many click here

Exercise 2 - much, many click here

Exercise 3 - How much or How many? click here

Exercise 4 - Choose the correct word click here

Exercise 6 - Ecrivez les questions en utilisant "How much" ou "How many" click here

Exercise 7 - Noun countability QUIZ click here

4. Les quantifieurs

Exercise 2 - a/an, some click here

Exercise 3 - some, any click here

Exercise 4 - Moonshot game - any, some click here

Exercise 6 - Who wants to be a millionaire? a/an, some, no, any, a lot of click here

Exercise 7 - a/an, any, some, many, much click here

Exercise 8 - a/an, any, some, many, much, a lot of click here

Exercise 9 - any, some, many, much, a little, a few click here

5. Are you a shopaholic ?

spending = dépenses - purchase = buying - earn = gain money by working

Confessions of a Shopaholic - Watch the trailer.

1- Are you a shopaholic ? Take the personality quiz

2. Pocket money and teenagers - Reading 

     allowance = pocket money

5. YOUR TASK : You are going to organise a class survey on shopping habits.

Révisez les adverbes de fréquences avant de procéder à la rédaction de votre quiz. 

Exercise 1- How often do they…?  compréhension orale

Exercise 2- How often…?  multiple choice exercise

Exercise 3- How often…?  put the sentences in the correct order

Exercise 4- How often…?  2 exercises

Exercise 5- How often…?  put the sentences in the correct order

1. BANKSY - Shop Until You Drop

"Better Out than In" - In October 2013, Banksy stayed one month in New York and produced one work of art daily. 

See more pictures click here

Banksy - Label the pictures  click here

2. LES MODAUX DE PROBABILITE        GRAMMAIRE          

Exercise 1 - MIGHT  - complete the sentences  click here

Exercise 2 - Mixed modals QUIZ  click here

Exercise 3 - Choose the correct modal  click here

Exercise 4 - Rewrite the sentences  click here

Exercise 5 - Basketball game  click here

Chaque bonne réponse vous permet de lancer le ballon. Faites glisser le joueur avec la souris pour le positionner, cliquez pour lancer.

3. YOUR TASK  

1° Rédiger un paragraphe sur Banksy et les suppositions qui ont trait à son identité (1/2 page).

2° Choisir une de ses œuvres, la décrire et faire des suppositions sur son but (présentation orale).

Envoyez le lien de la photo à teacherletang@orange.fr au plus tard le 10/10/15 (précisez bien votre nom et votre classe).

La totalité du travail doit être effectuée en anglais. N'utilisez pas de traducteur en ligne car les mots doivent être traduis en contexte, pour cela utilisez plutôt un dictionnaire en ligne). Le plagiat est formellement interdit. Ne faites pas de copier-coller d'articles non plus, j'utilise un logiciel qui me permet de retracer la provenance des textes en m'indiquant les coordonnées du site d'origine. Vous devez rédiger dans vos propres mots. Afin de pouvoir émettre des hypothèses, revoyez les modaux de probabilité dans les exercices qui vous sont proposés ci-dessus

Quelques images choisies par la 3ème A :

The documentary film ‘The True Cost’ explores the impacts of the fashion industry and draws attention to its current unsustainable practices. The film highlights a global challenge between the decrease in the price of clothing whilst human and environmental costs have dramatically increased.
Filmed in countries all over the world, from India to Texas, from the Fifth Avenue to Bangladesh, the documentary asks its audience to question the fast fashion business model. Watch the trailer:

ENVIRONMENT                            VOCABULARY                               

1. How green are you?   click here

    Match the environmental words with the right meanings

2. What can you do to help the planet?  click here

    (tap: robinet)

3. Green tips  click here

    Put the words in the right order to make a sentence

4. How green are you? TEST 1 click here

    (unplug: débrancher, organic: bio, faucet (US) = tap (UK), trash :  

    rubbish (déchets), reuse : use again)

Black Friday is the Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the United States (the fourth Thursday of November). Since the early 2000's, it has been regarded as the beginning of the Christmas shopping season in the US, and most major retailers offer promotional sales. It has been the busiest shopping day of the year since 2005. In 2014, $50.9 billion was spent during the 4-day Black Friday weekend. Black Friday also occurs in the United Kingdom. One of the UK's first black Friday events took place in 2003.

1. Read the article (stampede : rush, frenzy: madness)

2. Watch 

pepper spray : bombe lacrymogène, pummel : beat with the fists, trample/stampede : walk on, mob: violent crowd, dash : mouvement de foule, injury : harm done to a person, collapse : s’effondrer, s’évanouir, stabbed : poignardé, gift certificate : bon d’achat, pregnant : expecting a baby, shop lifting : vol à l’étalage

Buy Nothing Day (BND) is an international day of protest against consumerism. It draws attention to the problem of over-consumption. In North America, Buy Nothing Day is held on the Friday after Thanksgiving; elsewhere, it is held on the last Saturday of November. Buy Nothing Day was founded in Vancouver by artist Ted Dave.

Read the press article  click here

Read : How can you shop for fashion sustainably?  click here

Pop art is an art movement that emerged in the mid-1950’s in Britain and in the late 1950’s in the United States. Pop art presented a challenge to traditions of fine art by including imagery from popular culture. It uses aspects of mass culture, such as advertising, comic books and ordinary cultural objects.

Andy Warhol (1928 – 1987) was an American artist and a leading figure in pop art. His works explore the relationship between artistic expression, celebrity culture and advertisement that flourished by the 1960’s. His studio was called “The Factory”. He also coined the expression "15 minutes of fame."    Read more

YOUR TASK : Create your own Pop Art work

1. Choose a picture of an everyday life object symbolizing mass consumerism

2. Go to CONVERT IMAGE, transform it in a Pop Art style

3. Download your new picture.    click here

4. Send it to teacherletang@orange.fr (don't forget to write your name and class).

5. Vous présenterez vote création en classe, expliquerez en quoi cet objet symbolise la consommation de masse et donnerez votre opinion.