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Comme dans l'image d'avant, tu peux essayer de leur faire produire des phrases avec des comparatifs

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Comme dans l'image d'avant, tu peux essayer de leur faire produire des phrases avec des comparatifs

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Si tu veux partir sur sport et alimentation, tu peux leur montre un exemple avec ça et les faire bosser sur le document d'après

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Si tu veux partir sur sport et alimentation, tu peux leur montre un exemple avec ça et les faire bosser sur le document d'après

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Leçon

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Exos

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Exos

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Vocabulaire du sport + comparaison (According to you, who will win? Why?

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Best Haka Ever!!!. France New Zealand 2007 Quarter Final Rugby World Cup

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Compréhension orale (parce que la tête du gars est pas porteuse de sens)

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A short video explaining the origin of the New Zealand Haka "Ka Mate, Ka Mate"

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(Second part of the video) Comparatifs + superlatif

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Can / can't

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Visionner film => Débat sur gender equality?

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Visionner film => Débat sur gender equality?

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People are competitive, no doubt about it. More and more sports are invented every year and new disciplines are added to the Olympics. But since there are so many people involved in the regular sports and games, the competition is very tough, making it extremely hard to be successful in any of the established sports. This may be the reason why people keep coming up with some of the craziest, most outrageous, ridiculous and sometimes just purely insane competitions and sport disciplines. You have probably heard of some of them but this list is going to show you how crazy can people really be when it comes to bizarre competitions. From Hemp Olympics to cricket spitting, check out these 25 craziest competitions and sport events in the world.

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25 Craziest Competitions And Sport Events In The World

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People are competitive, no doubt about it. More and more sports are invented every year and new disciplines are added to the Olympics. But since there are so many people involved in the regular sports and games, the competition is very tough, making it extremely hard to be successful in any of the established sports.

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Support your crazy team by creating your own design

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Support your crazy team by creating your own design

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Customize the perfect products to connect your crew, build your brand, or elevate your event. Get start-to-finish help, amazing art, and tons of inspiration. Start designing now!

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Compare both Quidditches (introducing can/can't ?)

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Fiche de l'athlète
Comparatif et superlatif
Be going to
Should/shouldn't (doctor?)
Health (nourriture, dénombrables,  indénombrables...)
Can / Can't
Adverbes de fréquence

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Imagine the questions those kids were asked

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Imagine the questions those kids were asked

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Can - Want to - rappel sport -motivation

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An interview piece for Nike profiling the tastes and habits of young athletes around the globe.

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Rugby Union: What is the Six Nations tournament? - CBBC Newsround

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Find out all you need to know about the Six Nations before the tournament starts on Saturday, 4 February.

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Chaque élève doit faire une présentation d'une minute chrono sur un athlète de la liste (ou d'ailleurs, en fait)

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Chaque élève doit faire une présentation d'une minute chrono sur un athlète de la liste (ou d'ailleurs, en fait)

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+ vidéo à la fin "my favorite things" (compréhension orale)

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At just 13 years old, Gaurika Singh of Nepal is handling her Olympic debut with poise and maturity far beyond her years. The youngest athlete in this year's Summer Olympics in Rio, Singh walked onto the pool deck for her 100-meter backstroke race just moments after she accidentally ripped her swimsuit. She called her coach for advice, changed her suit, strode into the arena, and competed. While she didn't end up advancing, she made quite the Olympic splash.

"What an amazing experience," she said after her race. "I can't believe it's happening."

While Gaurika is the youngest person to compete in Rio this year, she is not the first 13-year-old to compete in the Olympic Games. In fact, she joins a small group of other very young athletes - some as young as 10 - who have made it into competitions that pit them against peers a decade or more older than them. Here's a look back at some of the youngest athletes in history to make it to the Olympic games.
Tara Lipinski, 15
The famed U.S. skater was 15 when she scored her first gold medal in the Ladies' Single event in the 1998 Winter Olympics. Lipinski became the youngest person ever to hold the title of U.S., World, and Olympic Champion, and then turned professional at age 15, touring with Champions on Ice and Stars on Ice.
Dominique Moceanu, 14
For gymnastics fans, there are few great sports stories like that of the 1996 U.S. women's gymnastics team known as The Magnificent Seven. Dominique Moceanu, at age 14, was the youngest member of the seven. Despite an injury that kept her out of individual competition and struggling through team competition, she helped the U.S. team nab the gold, becoming the youngest athlete to win the gold for women's gymnastics. She was also the youngest athlete ever featured on a Wheaties Box.
Marjorie Gestring, 13
Gestring was 13 years and 268 days old when she competed in the Olympics in Berlin, Germany, in 1936, and helped the U.S. women's diving team win a gold medal, according to Top End Sports. Gestring continued to compete nationally after the '36 Olympics, but further Olympic ambitions were thwarted when World War II led to the cancelation of the 1940 and 1944 Olympic games, according to the BBC.
Kim Yun-Mi, 13
In 1994, Kim Yun-Mi of South Korea made Olympic speed-skating history when she competed at the Lillehammer Games at the age of 13. She won the gold in the 3,000-meter relay and became the youngest Olympic champion at the Winter Games, according to Sports Reference.
Donna Elizabeth de Varona, 13
Donna Elizabeth was 13 years and 129 days old when she competed in the 4x100 meter freestyle relay at the 1960 Olympics on the qualifying team, getting the team into the eventual competition where they won the gold.
Inge Sørensen, 12
Inge was the youngest Olympic female medalist in history when she took home the bronze medal in the 200-meter breaststroke competition at the 1936 Olympics, according to the BBC. She then went on to win the gold in 1938.
The Italian Gymnastics Team in 1928, ages 11 and 12
In the 1928 Olympics, Italy sent three young gymnasts to represent it in the Olympics: Luigina Giavotti, who was 11 years and 301 days old, Ines Vercesi, who was 12 years and 99 days old, and Carla Marangoni, who was 12 years and 269 days old.
Dimitrios Loundras, 10
Dimitrios Loundras was one of the first athletes to compete in the Olympic Games when they made their modern debut in 1896. He was 10 years old when he competed in the Summer Olympics in Athens and won a bronze medal with his gymnastics team. He has held the title of youngest Olympic athlete since that time.
Unknown Dutch rower boy
While Dimitrios Loundras holds the official title of youngest Olympic athlete, Olympic historians have long studied a photo of a Dutch rowing team in the 1900 Olympics in which a substitute coxswain was brought in at the last minute to replace the team's regular coxswain, Hermanus Brockmann. A young boy is seen with rowers Françoise Brandt and Roelof Klein, but his age is unknown.

Related: Olympics 2016 Day 2: Gaurika Singh Debuts, and U.S. Gymnast Gabby Douglas Won't Advance to All-Around

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At just 13 years old, Gaurika Singh of Nepal is handling her Olympic debut with poise and maturity far beyond her years. The youngest athlete in this year's Summer Olympics in Rio, Singh walked onto the pool deck for her 100-meter backstroke race just moments after she accidentally ripped her swimsuit.

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Pour réactiver le vocabulaire pendant la séquence 

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Pour réactiver le vocabulaire pendant la séquence 

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(pour les occuper en cas de flemme aussi) PS: il faut des dés.

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Niveaux différents

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Résultats de la recherche - Audio Lingua - mp3 en anglais, allemand, arabe, catalan, corse, espagnol, italien, russe, occitan, portugais, chinois et français

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Greg gives us information about the RWC 2015 : background information, how the teams qualified and are grouped, why England is hosting, which stadiums are being used...

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Tiny taste of South Africa History, maybe?

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Tiny taste of South Africa History, maybe?

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Invictus Movie Trailer 2009 HD [OFFICIAL]

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Activité (détente) introductive aux JO : faire la voix off de Daniel Craig

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Activité (détente) introductive aux JO : faire la voix off de Daniel Craig

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détente = 0 valeur ajoutée

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James Bond and The Queen London 2012 Performance

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Read this document and prepare a quiz for the other class

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Read this document and prepare a quiz for the other class

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Ex: Men are more active than women because they practice sports longer.

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Give advices. (exo de contrôle?)
Ex: You should choose the bottle of vitaminwater. It is healthier because it has less sugar than the monster energy drink, for example.

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Samantha Gordon Interview Pt. 2 10/15/13

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Football prodigy Samantha Gordon may be on the Wheaties box, but she's more of a Reese's Puffs gal. More CONAN @ http://teamcoco.com/video Team Coco is the official YouTube channel of late night host Conan O'Brien, CONAN on TBS & TeamCoco.com.

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soccer - footbal

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Comparatif d'égalité - Can - bigger and bigger and bigger

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Complete the information you have on Sam Gordon and prepare for an interview

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Complete the information you have on Sam Gordon and prepare for an interview

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Questions - Réponses

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In the world of competitive team sports, football and soccer often tend to be viewed as too "aggressive" or "strenuous" for girls - even though there are numerous women's teams for both. An increasing number of young girls are breaking this mould though, and encouraging others to do the same. One such girl who's caught our attention recently is Sam Gordon from Salt Lake City, Utah. If that name sounds familiar, it's because Sam had a football highlight video on YouTube that went viral, making her a overnight sensation who was in demand by TV stations across the nation! I was lucky enough to chat with Sam on the phone, and she was very generous in sharing some of her experiences, and her goals for the future.

Sam comes from an athletic family, where she and her brothers were encouraged to play sports at school and on the weekends. "After my soccer practices I would go to my older brother's football practices, and at the end they would do wind sprints. I asked my dad if I could run them with them, and he said 'sure,' as long as I didn't get in their way. So I would run them, and I'd beat most of the players on their team even though they were three years older than me." Sam started to repeat this at every practice, which impressed the coach. "After one practice he came up to me and said, 'Sam I think you could be a good football player,' and that planted the seed in my head." And with that seed, Sam hit the ground running.

Football training sessions started happening after school three days a week, along with regular local games. Sam quickly became a master at the Running Back position; that means you're a member of the offensive backfield and you get to carry the ball a lot. Despite her (short) height Sam also plays defensive corner positions, "because I can read the passes really well." Her go-to defense position is where she can rush to the line and tackle somebody, and that makes sense, because this girl is ridiculously fast.

When I quizzed Sam about her favorite part of football, her response was loud and clear. "Running the ball and scoring a touchdown - that is always just awesome." What came after that was even more inspiring, and could be applied to many activities. "One of the things that I also like a lot is that you work so hard during practices to get these plays down, and so when you go into the game and you can see the play going perfectly, that's the best feeling ever. It's such a team sport... I just love it." It's also a good reminder for all of us to strive to do what you love, both socially and professionally.

Speaking about the viral video, Sam said that it was posted by her dad early in the morning one day when she was heading to school. "Then when I came home, my older brother was like, 'Sam, Sam! All these TV shows are calling. You're famous!'" Literally - the video had millions of views. Sam shared her story on Good Morning America, she was featured in an NFL commercial, and she became the first female football player to appear on the cover of a Wheaties cereal box. Her skills on the field even gained the praise of some of her own role models, including US soccer player Abby Wambach.

With Sam's celebrity status, she became an athlete whom other girls look up to when they're choosing a sport to try out. At a school assembly, she posed the question of how many girls in the audience were interested in playing football. "It seemed like every hand in the room went up. So that gave me the idea, if there's this many girls in this one school who want to play tackle football, I wonder how many there are, just out there." Sam took the initiative to start a girls tackle football league in Utah, and it's now in its second season with double the amount of girls they had last year. Sam is perfect for heading up the league, because she understands the benefits of football. "It's a great game that can help you improve on things like leadership skills, teamwork, and social skills. You can also meet a lot of friends, and get to know discipline." Sam has a lot of friends at her school who play, so the message is spreading.

As for the near future, Sam has games, playoffs, and a championship coming up for the girls tackle league. She's also moving more toward competitive soccer, and with the State Cup on its way she trains four days a week and gets up at 6am in the mornings to lift weights. Keeping up with a regular training schedule is critical for professional sports, and especially if you have big plans like Sam. "My dream has always been to play with the US Women's National Team, and to win an Olympic Gold Medal and a World Cup." Sam exhibits such a positive attitude and drive to succeed, that we know she'll go far. We'll be watching on the sidelines, girl! Go get 'em.

FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHT VIDEO

Follow Sam on Twitter (@Sam_Gordon6) and Instagram (@sam_gordon6) to show your support. If you're a girl who plays another competitive sport, reach out to us at @smrtgrls or in the comment section below!

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Meet Sam Gordon: 13-Year-Old Football and Soccer Star

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In the world of competitive team sports, football and soccer often tend to be viewed as too "aggressive" or "strenuous" for girls - even though there are numerous women's teams for both. An increasing number of young girls are breaking this mould though, and encouraging others to do the same.

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Oups, la consigne est écrite en hiéroglyphes

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Oups, la consigne est écrite en hiéroglyphes

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Fiche CO vidéo 'Quidditch in real life'

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How to Play Quidditch in Real Life (fiche)

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Culture / Gender / Sport

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CO

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Fiche CO 'Invictus' trailer

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Picture from 'Invictus' (point historique sur l'apartheid ; sport comme remède ... ?)