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My Day [Kids Vocab] Daily Routine ⏰ From Morning to Night Words

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Associe les mots (et leur prononciation) avec l'image correspondante - facile

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Vocabulary exercise to help learn words to talk about what you do every day.

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Quelques applis

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Do you feel like singing "My crazy house" one more time ? Here it is !  🎤🎶

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Do you feel like singing "My crazy house" one more time ? Here it is !  🎤🎶

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2 videos to watch  ! 😀

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSvDzBeiKrk

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Martin and Rose Music and Learning Videos

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Days Of The Week  Addams Family (Parody) | Fun songs for Big Kids, Preschoolers and Toddlers

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Beaucoup d'exercices pour s’entraîner (e 4 et le 8 sont sympa ;)

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Find the pairs! (created by Isa Boresy)
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http://LearningApps.org/view2894066

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Pour apprendre à écrire le chiffre avec st, nd, rd ou th.

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C'est parti pour plusieurs types d'exercices sur la date!
N'hésite pas à retravailler le vocabulaire et ce type d'exercices plusieurs fois pour t'améliorer.

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Fais correspondre les dates en français et en anglais !

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Le 1er mai en anglais se dit May Day ou Labour Day, c'est la fête du travail, et tout comme en France, c'est un jour férié (= a Bank Holiday)

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Learn how to tell the time ... using a pizza !  🍕🤪

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Learn how to tell the time ... using a pizza !  🍕🤪

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TELLING the TIME for KIDS! (Quarter Past, Half Past, Quarter To) | Learning Time for Children

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Match each clock with the right time. (Associe chaque horloge avec l'heure correspondante.)

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Listen and match the time to the corresponding clocks.

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Voici les résultats du Safe Cycling Test !😀

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Voici les résultats du Safe Cycling Test !😀

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Bravo à Théophile (44,5 /46) et Victoria (38/46) !

Ils auront tous les deux leur permis vélo et 2 points de bonus au prochain contrôle ! ✨😊🤸‍♀️

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🚩 Pensez bien à corriger vos exercices 😊

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🚩 Pensez bien à corriger vos exercices 😊

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Ouvre ce document et corrige tes exercices

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Ouvre ce document et corrige tes exercices

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🚩Colle la dernière feuille dans ton cahier, c'est ta leçon, il faudra l'apprendre :)

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Clique sur le lien puis clique sur chaque bonne réponse (yes = tu as trouvé / no = tu t'es trompé(e) ;)

Quand tu as fini la première page, clique sur "next exercise" en haut de la page : tu trouveras un autre QCM.

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Created with Hot Potatoes by Half-Baked Software, registered to Jules Collège Jules Ferry.

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Obligation : MUST / Interdiction : MUSTN'T

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Tu vas passer le test de sécurité à vélo :)
Passe l'examen et envoie-moi les photos de ton travail pour obtenir ton permis vélo à la rentrée !😉😀

Book p :61
Workbook p:57

Suis les consignes :)
- Pour chaque illustration du livre p: 61, trouve la règle qui correspond dans le document "safety on a bike"
- Ecris les noms qui correspondent aux illustrations.

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How are you today ?
Here is your homework !

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Télécharge le document et suis les consignes.

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Complète le numéro 2 du "Think about it" : Les déterminants articles

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Ex 1,2 et 3 p: 63 (Book !)
Ex  5 et 6 p: 66-67 (workbook)

That's all for today ! But you can also take the Safe Cycling Test ! 😀🚴‍♂️

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Hello guys ! Here is your homework for today ! 😀

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Hello guys ! Here is your homework for today ! 😀

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How are you today ? Fine, I hope !
Let's get back to work ! :)

J'espère que vous avez passé de bonnes vacances, aujourd'hui on se remet au travail !

On va apprendre le code de la route (the Highway Code) !

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She's 95 today !
She was born on April 21st

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Queen Elizabeth's husband, aged 99 years old, died this morning ...

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Queen Elizabeth's husband, aged 99 years old, died this morning ...

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The Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen's "strength and stay" for 73 years, has died aged 99.

A statement from Buckingham Palace on Friday said: "It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen announces the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle. Further announcements will made in due course. The Royal Family join with people around the world in mourning his loss."

He was the longest serving consort in British history, and was only months away from his 100th birthday in June.

Philip had returned to Windsor Castle on 16 March to be reunited with the Queen after spending a month in hospital - his longest stay. He initially received care for an infection but then under went heart surgery for a pre-existing condition.

An official notice of his death was posted on the railings of Buckingham Palace, as is traditional, but was being removed shortly afterwards to avoid crowds gathering.

The coronavirus pandemic will have a major impact on the carefully laid plans for the duke's funeral. With restrictions still in place amid the Covid-19 outbreak, the public elements of the final farewell will not be able to take place in their original form.

Philip's health had been slowly deteriorating for some time. He announced he was stepping down from royal engagements in May 2017, joking that he could no longer stand up. He made a final official public appearance later that year during a Royal Marines parade on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace.

Since then, he has rarely been seen in public, spending most of his time on the Queen's Sandringham estate in Norfolk, though moving to be with her at Windsor Castle during the lockdown periods throughout the Covid-19 pandemic and where the couple quietly celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary in November 2020.

He celebrated his 99th birthday in lockdown at Windsor Castle. He spent much of the Covid-19 crisis staying with the Queen at Windsor in HMS Bubble - the nickname given to the royal couple's reduced household of devoted staff during lockdown.

The duke spent four nights at King Edward VII hospital in London before Christmas 2019 for observation and treatment in relation to a "pre-existing condition".

Despite having hip surgery in April 2018, he attended the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle a month later and was seen sitting beside the Queen at a polo match at Windsor Great Park in June. He and the Queen missed Prince Louis of Cambridge's christening in July 2018, but he was seen attending Crathie Kirk near Balmoral in August, and driving his Land Rover in the surrounding Scottish countryside in September.

Despite living quietly out of the public eye, he made headlines when involved in a car crash in January 2019. Two women needed hospital treatment after he was apparently dazzled by the low sun as he pulled out of a driveway on the Sandringham estate. A nine-month-old baby boy in the other vehicle was unhurt. The Crown Prosecution Service decided it was not in the public interest to prosecute the duke after he later voluntarily surrendered his driving licence.

Born on the island of Corfu, Prince Philip, who once described himself as "a discredited Balkan prince of no particular merit or distinction", played a key role in the development of the modern monarchy in Britain.

Though never officially given the title of prince consort, he lived a life of relentless royal duty, relinquishing his promising naval career, which some believed could have seen him rise to become First Sea Lord, for a role requiring him to walk several feet behind his wife.

Having made this choice, he immersed himself wholeheartedly in national life, carving out a unique public role. He was the most energetic member of the royal family with, for many decades, the busiest engagements diary.

Even when well-advanced in years, he could be seen on walkabouts hoisting small children over security barriers to enable them to present their posies to his wife.

Often he received little public recognition for his endeavours. In part this was due to his uncomfortable relationship with the press, whom he labelled "bloody reptiles" and whose coverage often focused on his gaffes. He once told the former Conservative MP and biographer Gyles Brandreth: "I have become a caricature. There we are. I've just got to accept it."

The duke could be blunt and outspoken to the point of offensiveness. He claimed to have coined the word "dontopedalogy": a talent for putting one's foot in one's mouth. Prone to bad-tempered outbursts, he never suffered fools gladly. Equally, he could be charming, engaging and witty - and displayed such genuine curiosity on his official visits that his hosts were flattered.

While constitutionally excluded from major areas of the Queen's professional life - he held no constitutional role other than as a privy counsellor and saw no state papers - he set about modernising a monarchy he feared could end up as a museum piece.

It was at his instigation that the practice of presenting debutantes at court was abolished in 1958. He initiated informal palace lunches to which guests from a variety of backgrounds were invited. Garden parties were broadened.

He chaired the Way Ahead Group - composed of leading royal family members and their advisers - to analyse and avert criticism of the institution.

The Queen, who deferred to him in private, would say: "What does Philip think?" on any major matter concerning the royal household. Big decisions, including her finally agreeing to pay tax on her private income, the abolition of the royal yacht Britannia, and her letter to Charles and Diana suggesting an early divorce, were taken after consultation with the duke, according to insiders.

He set out his views on the monarchy on several occasions, recognising it could not be all things to all people and therefore would always find itself in a position of compromise - or risk being kicked from both sides. But, he argued: "People still respond more easily to symbolism than to reason." People instinctively understood the idea of a representative rather than a governing leader, and it was important for national identity, he maintained.

He had a keen interest in religion and conservation, despite dispatching a 2.5-metre (8ft) tiger with a single shot on an official visit to India in 1961, the same year he became president of the World Wildlife Fund UK.

Industry, science and nature were other passions. One of his most famous speeches was in 1961 when he told leading industrialists: "Gentlemen, I think it is time we pulled our fingers out." And he loved gadgets.

From the outset he took a keen interest in young people through the Duke of Edinburgh award, which he launched in 1956, inspired by his school days, and organisations such as the National Playing Fields Association and the Outward Bound Trust.

With his youthful good looks and sporting prowess, Philip was a pin-up. He played polo until, in 1971, injury forced him to retire, after which he took up four-in-hand carriage driving - a coach with four horses - which he continued to compete in at international level well into his 80s.

He was a crack shot, a qualified pilot and an accomplished sailor. As the searchlight control officer on the battleship HMS Valiant, he was mentioned in dispatches in 1941 for his role in the Battle of Matapan against the Italian fleet. His wartime service also saw him present at the Japanese surrender in Tokyo Bay in 1945.

His love of the outdoors and physical pursuit was nurtured in childhood at Gordonstoun, the Morayshire school founded by Kurt Hahn, which encouraged self-reliance in pupils. Hahn had a profound influence on the young prince, who rarely saw his parents as a child.

Born at the family home of Mon Repos, apparently on the kitchen table, on Corfu on 10 June 1921, Philip was the youngest child and only son of Prince Andrew of Greece, an officer in the Greek army, and Princess Alice of Battenberg. The family fled when his father was charged with high treason in the aftermath of the heavy defeat of the Greeks by the Turks. They were evacuated in a British warship, with one-year-old Philip being carried in a makeshift cot fashioned from an orange box.

He had an unsettled and peripatetic childhood. His parents separated; his father settling in Monte Carlo where he amassed significant gambling debts, and his mother, who was deaf, going on to found an order of nuns before becoming depressed and being admitted to an asylum. He later said of his family's break-up: "I just had to get on with it. You do. One does."

Distantly related to the Queen - they were third cousins - their paths crossed several times before he became a serious suitor in 1946, though she was said to have fallen in love with him when she was 13.

A highly ambitious and complex man, he faced many obstacles in the early days of marriage at the palace. With no money and no title, the establishment thought him a little "below the salt". George VI was dismayed his daughter wanted to marry the first man she had met and thought her too young. Queen Elizabeth, later the Queen Mother, and never knowingly subtle, mischievously referred to him as "the Hun", a reference to his mixed Danish, Russian and German heritage. Her brother, David Bowes-Lyon, dismissed him as "a German".

Courtiers saw him as an outsider - with barely a suit to his name - and a little too Teutonic.

But he succeeded in overcoming prejudice and set about creating a role in which he would become the linchpin of palace life. Describing her reliance on him, the Queen said in a speech to celebrate their golden wedding in 1997: "He is someone who doesn't take easily to compliments. But he has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years, and I, and his whole family, and this and many other countries, owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim, or we shall ever know."

The bishop of London, Richard Chartres, once told the unauthorised biographer Graham Turner: "If one of the standard English aristocrats had married the Queen it would have bored everyone out of their minds."

The Duke of Edinburgh was many things, but one thing he was not was boring.

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Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, dies aged 99

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The Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen's "strength and stay" for 73 years, has died aged 99. A statement from Buckingham Palace on Friday said: "It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty The Queen announces the death of her beloved husband, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

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ЛингвоЭльф - онлайн-школа иностранных языков

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Are you creative ? This link is for YOU !! :)

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Are you creative ? This link is for YOU !! :)

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10 Amazing #Easter Craft Ideas | Easter Crafts Compilation | Easter Crafts for Kids

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Do you  enjoy cooking ? Here is the recipe for Hot Cross Buns, a traditional Easter recipe !

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Do you  enjoy cooking ? Here is the recipe for Hot Cross Buns, a traditional Easter recipe !

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Brunch & viennoiseries Recettes de Paques

Bon allez, là faut y aller, dernière ligne droite vers toutes les recettes pascales que j'ai envie de tester cette année! Je commence avec les Hot Cross Buns. J'adore ces petits pains/briochettes légèrement sucrés réalisés avec un pincée d'épices et des fruits secs et qu'on déguste souvent toastés avec du beurre et de la confiture. On trouve en Angleterre toute l'année mais ces petits pains marqués d'une croix blanche étaient à l'origine préparés pour le Vendredi Saint, la croix étant le symbole de la crucifixion. Je n'en avais jamais préparé et je me demandais comment incruster cette fameuse croix à la surface des brioches. Après lecture approfondie du magazine Good Food de Pâques, je me suis lancée. Ça valait le coup, encore meilleur que les Hot Cross Buns dans le commerce. Succès garanti pour votre brunch ou votre goûter de Pâques! Et c'est une pas douée de la brioche qui vous le dit ;-)

Hot Cross Buns (BRIOCHETTES DE PÂQUES)

400 g de farine

1 sachet de levure boulanger instantanée (soit 7g, ici de la Francine)

50 g de sucre

1 cuillère à café de sel fin

1 cuillère à café de mélange 4 épices ou pain d'épices

1 cuillère à café de cannelle en poudre

25 cl de lait tiède

1 œuf battu

50 g de beurre fondu

100 g de fruits secs type raisins secs (ici myrtilles et cranberries séchées)

25 g de farine

½ cuillère à café de sucre

un peu d'eau tiède (2 à 3 cuillères à soupe)

1. Dans un saladier, versez le farine, la levure, le sucre, le sel et les épices et mélangez. Formez un puit au centre et versez le lait, l'œuf battu et le beurre fondu. Commencez à mélangez avec une cuillère en bois puis terminez avec vos mains. Ajoutez un peu de farine si la pâte est trop humide, un peu d'eau si elle est trop sèche.

2. Déposez la pâte sur une planche farinée et pétrissez-la pendant 10mn jusqu'à ce que la pâte devienne lisse et élastique et ne colle plus aux doigts (j'ai pétri 5mn au robot pâtissier puis 8mn à la main et la texture était parfaite).

3. Transférez la pâte dans un saladier propre légèrement graissé et couvrez d'un torchon propre. Laissez lever à température ambiante à l'abri des courants d'air pendant environ 1h selon la température de la pièce. La pâte doit avoir doublé de volume. Pendant ce temps, faites gonfler les fruits secs dans de l'eau chaude pendant 15mn puis égouttez-les et essorez-les dans du papier absorbant.

4. Déposez la pâte sur une planche légèrement farinée et étalez-la avec le plat de la main. Versez dessus les fruits secs et repliez la pâte plusieurs fois sur elle-même puis repétrissez-la quelques secondes.

5. Divisez la pâte en 8 morceaux égaux. roulez chaque morceaux entre vos mains pour formez de belles boules et déposez-les sur une feuille de papier cuisson sur une plaque à pâtisserie en 2 lignes de 4 boules espacées chacune de 2-3 cm.

6. Couvrez du torchon et laissez lever environ 50 mn jusqu'à ce que leurs tailles aient doublé (la recette indiquait 20mn de levée mais au bout de 20 mn les boules n'avaient pratiquement pas levées, je les ai finalement laissé lever 1h15). Ajustez le temps de levée jusqu'à l'obtention de beaux petits pains ronds d'environ 7cm de diamètre et qui se touchent entre eux. Faites préchauffer le four à 200°.

1. Mélangez la farine et le sucre et ajoutez un peu d'eau pour obtenir un mélange lisse et légèrement pâteux comme du glaçage royal. Transférez-le dans une poche à douille munie d'une douille lisse n°6 ou coupez le bout de la poche pour obtenir un trou d'environ 2mm de diamètre. Tracez des traits de ce mélange avec la poche à douille sur les 2 rangées de petits pains pour former une croix sur chaque briochette.

2. Enfournez pour 20 mn à 200° (ou 180° en chaleur tournante) jusqu'à ce les buns soient bien dorés. Dégustez les buns tièdes ou froids, tels quels ou coupés en 2 (puis toastés ou non) avec du beurre et de la confiture

Si vous souhaitez faire briller les buns, enduisez-les au pinceau d'un mélange sucre glace et eau à leur sortie du four lorsqu'ils sont encore chauds.

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Bon allez, là faut y aller, dernière ligne droite vers toutes les recettes pascales que j'ai envie de tester cette année! Je commence avec les Hot Cross Buns. J'adore ces petits pains/briochettes légèrement sucrés réalisés avec un pincée d'épices et des fruits secs et qu'on déguste souvent toastés avec du beurre et de la confiture.

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Hot Cross Buns is also a traditional Easter song !

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Hot Cross Buns is also a traditional Easter song !

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Little Baby Bum - Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

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Hot Cross Buns | Nursery Rhymes | by LittleBabyBum! | ABCs and 123s

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POURQUOI LE 1ER AVRIL ?

On raconte que jusqu'en 1564, l'année commençait le 1er avril. Cette année là, le roi Charles IX décida de modifier le calendrier pour faire commencer l'année le 1er janvier.
Mais beaucoup de gens eurent du mal à s'habituer à ce nouveau calendrier et certains n'étaient même pas au courant que la date de la nouvelle année avait changé ! Ils continuèrent donc à s'offrir des cadeaux et des étrennes le 1er Avril.
Pour ce moquer d'eux, quelques petits malins ont eu l'idée de leur offrir des cadeaux un peu spéciaux, des faux cadeaux, des cadeaux pour de rire, bref des blagues !
À partir de ce jour là, raconte-t-on, chaque année au 1er avril tout le monde, grands et petits, prit l'habitude de se faire des blagues et des farces.
🚩Regarde la vidéo qui l'explique en anglais :)

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You mustn't forget to play a prank on your family ;)

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You mustn't forget to play a prank on your family ;)

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Play a prank = faire une farce

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Do You Like Broccoli Ice Cream? | Food Song for Kids! | Super Simple Songs

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Hobbies and Interests- What do you like doing? - Kids vocabulary - Learn English for kids

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Vaccinator injects the vaccine against the COVID virus and Bobman removes the pollution from the oceans !

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Il semblerait que vous avez du mal à retenir les leçons ... 😢

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Il semblerait que vous avez du mal à retenir les leçons ... 😢

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Don't panic ! Voici quelques trucs qui devraient vous permettre de faire mieux ! 😀

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Ecoute et répète :)

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Apps created by Isabelle Beaubreuil (ac. Limoges)

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l'ordre des adjectifs dans une description

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Do the following exercises to practice the order of the words ! (By Miss Araujo)

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Vocabulary exercises to help learn words for parts of the body.

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How to complete the sentences? Place them in the right square.

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Are you ready ?
This is a challenge ! 😉

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Read the description, then click on the right portrait! (created by Isa Boresy)

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3) Play the role of the instructor (Philip's lesson)

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3) Play the role of the instructor (Philip's lesson)

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Maintenant, réécoute la leçon de conduite, et joue le rôle du professeur de conduite : quelles consignes dois-tu donner à Philip ?

(🚩Si c'est difficile, réécoute la piste précédente !)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B123WnomnxE

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Talking about Physical Description (hair and eyes) : English Language

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Look ...

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... and repeat !

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Voici les 4 messages que nous avons écoutés en classe, tu peux t'en inspirer pour compléter le message que tu me laisseras vendredi ! 📞

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Voici les 4 messages que nous avons écoutés en classe, tu peux t'en inspirer pour compléter le message que tu me laisseras vendredi ! 📞

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Town [Kids Vocab] Around My Town 🏥 Bank, Hospital & School Words

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On January 20th (Inauguration Day), Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United-States. Biden's vice-president is Kamala Harris.

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On January 20th (Inauguration Day), Joe Biden became the 46th president of the United-States. Biden's vice-president is Kamala Harris.

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Am is are - the forms of to be in the present simple - English online exercises.

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Kamala Harris is the first woman to become vice-president ever ! What a historic day !

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Kamala Harris is the first woman to become vice-president ever ! What a historic day !

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Watch the highlights of the ceremony here ;)

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Watch the highlights of the ceremony here ;)

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(Regarde les temps forts de la cérémonie ici !)

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Biden Inaugurated as the 46th President Amid a Cascade of Crises (Published 2021)

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The Beatles - The Beatles - Twist & Shout (Live on The Ed Sullivan Show)

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Les élèves du primaire et du collège peuvent s'entraîner toute l'année avec The Big Challenge PLAY, c'est la préparation idéale au jeu-concours d'anglais The Big Challenge.

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ЛингвоЭльф - онлайн-школа иностранных языков

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Can you spot (=repérer) Kate and William ? 😀

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Pour découvrir cette ville emblématique que nous allons étudier, je vous propose de regarder un documentaire qui vous fera envisager l'Angleterre autrement ! Vous visiterez Londres, mais aussi la station balnéaire de Brighton, un château et une école de Nannies à Bath.
Bon voyage !!! 😀

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The very famous Ball Drop on Times Square (NY) !

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Road Signs : Obligations and Interdictions

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There Is & There Are - English Speaking Practice | Learn English - Mark Kulek ESL

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There is / there are - exercise 1: elementary level esl.

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Click on the pins and choose the words corresponding to the illustrations
                                Created by Arielle Calipel

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Pour apprendre les différentes salles d'une école : clique et répète :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a0HEjulMsY

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Mog’s Christmas Calamity | Sainsbury’s Ad | Christmas 2015

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From "I Love English"

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From "Enjoy English 6e"

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Pour apprendre le vocabulaire :)

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Pour s'entraîner à commenter un emploi du temps

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Complète le texte en indiquant soit le nom de la matière soit l'heure à laquelle le cours a lieu.Pour l'heure, tu peux tout écrire à la manière classique ou à la manière simple.