Tuesday, October 8^th

 

 

Rules at Charlton school 

 

 

Top uniform:

 

 

At Charlton, they must wear a jacket with the

 

school emblem but they mustn’t wear a jacket with

 

a brand or hoodies and zip-up jackets. They must

 

wear a shirt and a tie, so it’s very elegant.

 

 

Bottom uniform:

 

 

Boys must wear trousers. Girls can wear trousers or

 

skirts but they mustn’t wear skinny trousers.

 

 

Shoes:

 

 

They must wear black shoes. They mustn’t wear

 

trainers. They can wear canvas or leather shoes.

Tuesday, October 1^st (the first)

 

 

Rules in class

 

 

CAN MUST MUSTN’T

 

 

 

 

 

Obligations:

 

 

You must write the date in your copybooks.

 

 

You must speak English.

 

 

You must line up in the corridors and in the

 

playground.

 

 

 

 

 

Interdictions:

 

 

You mustn’t eat candy.

 

 

You mustn’t listen to music and use your mobile.

 

 

You mustn’t drink water but… when it’s hot, you

 

can.

 

 

 

 

 

Possibilities:

 

 

You can put up your hand when you have a question

 

or an idea.

 

 

You can open the window when you ask the teacher.

 

 

 

 

Monday, September 16^th

 

 

Tom Scott’s presentation

 

 

His name is Tom Scott. He is twelve years old.

 

 

He lives in New York City. He is American.

 

 

 

 

 

He has two half-brothers but he doesn’t have any

 

sisters.

 

 

He lives with his parents.

 

 

He has 3 guinea pigs.

 

 

 

 

 

At school he loves his school emblem and he loves

 

studying history.

 

 

 

 

 

He loves listening to Adele.

 

 

He enjoys watching Twilight but he hates reading

 

the book.

 

 

He likes rowing and playing basketball but he

 

doesn’t like cooking.

 

 

 

 

The Once-Ler before

In this video extract, the Once-Ler was* young.

One day, he found* paradise.

In this marvellous place, there were* many colourful trees.

In the middle, there was* a river and a little lake.

Everywhere, there were* many mountains.

There were* magical fish and they sang*.

There were* bears and they ate* fruit.

There were* yellow birds and they flew* in the forest.

The Once-Ler was* very excited and cheerful because he played the guitar and sang*.

The bears were* curious.

Pour conjuguer au prétérit, il y a deux types de verbes:

- les verbes réguliers : on rajoute -ED à la fin.

Ex : play > played

- les verbes irréguliers : on doit les apprendre par coeur.

Ex: be > was / were

- fly > flew

- sing > sang

- eat > ate

- find > found

Homework for Thursday 20^th:

- être capable de parler du paradis (leçon)