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World AIDS Day is observed on 1 December every year to raise awareness and knowledge about HIV and a call to move toward ending the HIV epidemic. It was first celebrated in 1988. The theme of 2019 is "Ending the HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Community by Community”. And according to UNAIDS, the theme of this year is "Communities make the difference".

December 1st: Christmas Lights starts
In many places, the decoration and Christmas lights start on December 1st, check in your own city !

December 2nd: I nternational Day for the Abolition of Slavery
It is observed on 2 December to make people aware of the modern slavery that works against human rights. Do you know more than 40 million people in the world are victims of modern slavery? This day reminds the situations of exploitation that a person cannot refuse due to threats, violence, coercion or abuse of power.

December 3rd: Let's Hug Day !
Let’s Hug Day on December 3 celebrates the warmth and comfort of a hug. Hugs are very versatile. Many of us hug when we wish to share our happiness with family and friends. At the same time, hugs are a staple when we are feeling low and need someone to just hold and console us. Hugs are also the perfect reconciliatory gesture when you want to make up with someone after a fight. Scientifically, hugs are known to release good hormones that can help lower your blood pressure and stress levels.

December 4th:  National Sock Day
A day to celebrate those rarest of socks that managed to stick together and maybe to mourn those socks that lost their significant others in the wash over the years. Whether you’re a fan of knee-high, crew, ankle, or low-cut socks, or even the ones sporting tiny holes, the history and significance of National Sock Day will make you love your socks even more!

December 6th: Saint Nicholas
Legendary stories about St. Nicholas later become part of the inspiration for the modern-day Santa Claus.

December 10th: Human Right's Day
Human Rights Day is celebrated on 10 December. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948 by the United Nations General Assembly. This day is observed to protect the fundamental human rights of all people and their basic human freedom.

December 20th: Yule
Also known as Jul, Yule predates the Christmas holiday by thousands of years. Linguists debate the origin of the word Yule. Some suggest the word is derived from “Iul,” the Anglo-Saxon word for wheel. This makes a connection to a Celtic calendar, the Wheel of the Year. However, in the Norse culture, “Jul” refers to the god, Odin. Odin was celebrated during Yule as well.

Yule celebrations included bonfires, decorating with holly, mistletoe, and the boughs of evergreen trees, ritual sacrifices, feasts, and gift-giving.

December 24th: Christmas Eve
Besides food and religious services, the holiday is when Santa Clause takes to the sky in his sleigh to deliver Christmas gifts around the world. Other names for the white-bearded man in a red suit include Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, and Saint Nicholas. No matter what he is called, the legend of Santa is based on a real-life man named Saint Nicholas of Myra. The early Christian bishop was known for secret gift-giving, as well as many miracles. Through the years, the legend of Santa grew to include the North Pole, a sleigh driven by reindeer, a naughty or nice list, and his jolly laugh, “ho, ho, ho.” (You can check where Santa is here )

December 25th: Christmas !
Every year on December 25th, over 2 billion people around the world celebrate Christmas Day. Traditionally, Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. Nonreligious people and those of different faiths celebrate the day as a cultural event.

December 26th: Boxing Day
Every year on December 26th, Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and other Commonwealth countries celebrate Boxing Day. This annual custom began in the United Kingdom in the 19th century under Queen Victoria.

It’s not certain why the day after Christmas in these countries is called Boxing Day. Some say it’s because in Britain a Christmas present is called a Christmas box. On the day after Christmas, servants received a Christmas box from their master. Others say the holiday refers to using a box to collect money for the poor. These boxes were placed inside churches on Christmas Day and then opened the next day.

December 31st: New Year's Eve
Every year on December 31st, people around the world celebrate New Year’s Eve, the last day of the year. It’s a day to say “goodbye” to the old and “hello” to the new.
Check here to have a vision of different celebrations all over the world

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Write here all the elements you collect!

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120

Enter the haunted manor and collect all the ingredients to make creepy witches' fingers.

grab: saisislook for: cherchekey: clé

Grab the torch and look for the key.

Grab the torch and look for the spider.

Look for the spider and do the activities.

Look for the spider and do the activities.

OOPS it's still closed!

You've been here already!

Click on the pumpkin to do the activities

Skip video

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Let's play some music!

OK

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150

Click on the pumpkin to do the activities

During Halloween, kids go trick-or-treating thanks to Celtic tradition. Poor children in Britain and Ireland went door-to-door on All Hallows Eve (October 31st) and received food in exchange for the promise of praying for the giver's dead relatives on All Saints Day (November, 1st). This practice was known as "going-a-souling" and it turned into trick-or-treating in the 1910s.

As for Jack-O-Lanterns, this tradition began with people believing that carving scary faces onto vegetables would frighten away evil spirits. The tradition turned to pumpkins in America because pumpkins were more plentiful-and much easier to carve.

Halloween Traditions

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To tune the piano : 135

Move your mouse over the characters to learn new words!

1. I have feathers, big roundeyes and I fly at night.

a broom

a ghost

Jack o'lanterns

a black cat

sweets

skeletons

a skull

a witch

spiders and a bat

a coffin

a zombie

2. I am a witch's favourite pet and I purr when you hold me..

a broom

a ghost

Jack o'lanterns

sweets

skeletons

a skull

a witch

spiders and a bat

a coffin

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The fourth ingredient is EGG

a broom

a ghost

Jack o'lanterns

sweets

skeletons

a skull

a witch

spiders and a bat

a coffin

20

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Find the spider with the light!

What about readinga spooky story?

Halloween in the world

"We wear spooky costumes.We knock on doors and say "trick or treat" and they give us sweets, fruit or money".

"Trick or treat"

Games and Activities

APPLE BOBBING

Carve pumpkins

Read spooky stories

Watch horror films

Roast marshmallows

Light up bonfires

Go trick or treating

Games and Activities

The fifth ingredient is flour

20

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20

popcakes

candied apples

pumpkin pie

caramel apples

caramel corn

ogre eyes hot cocoa

eyeball snot tail

blood punch

Halloween cookies

roasted pumpkin seeds

sweets

monkey nuts

pop corn

HALLOWEEN FOOD

1. Cliquer sur le point à côté du nom2. Cliquer sur l'image qui correspond!

The sixth ingredient is vanilla.

TRY AGAIN

CHECK

AMAZING!

TRY AGAIN

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sugar

eggs

flour

almonds

butter

olive oil

milk

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Scoop out a portion of dough and roll the dough into the shape of a finger.

Mix together the sugar, egg and vanilla extract in a bowl.

Add the butter and mix until a soft dough forms.

Add the flour and mix the dough with your hands.

Preheat the ovento 320°F / 160°C

Using a toothpick, decorate the fingers with wrinkles.

Place an almond on the tip of a finger.

Place the fingers on a cookie sheet and bake for around 20 minutes

Let's make cookies!

Option : add green food coloring to make them realistic!

Drag the steps to match them to the pictures!

Congratulations!

Post a picture of your witch's fingers in a comment in ClassDojo!

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CATCH THE IRREGULAR VERBS

START

created by Miss D. Araujo

YOUR MISSION

How do you know if you master the English irregular verbs ? Follow the steps of your mission and your teacher Miss Araujo will give you an infallible method to know them ! You'll see, it's fantastic ! ARE YOU READY TO FIND OUT ?

Accept

MISSIONS

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FINALMission

CONSEIL : utilisez Chrome et non Firefox sinon des pages auront des erreurs !

run

win

do

hit

go

do

hit

run

win

Which verb doesn't change?

go

hear

heared

heart

heard

Which form is correct?

Can you speak louder ? I can't .... you !

sold

said

spoke

say

Which verb is correct?

Yesterday, he ... he was sorry.

CONGRATULATIONS!

you

your

keep the 2 words at the bottom

Then, click here

WRONGANSWER

*Try again!

GO TO LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

MATHEMATICS - ALGEBRA

APPLIED MATHEMATICS

CHEMICAL PHYSICS

Mathematics - Arithmetic

HISTORY ANCIENT

MATHEMATICS

Natural Sciences

GEOGRAPHY

ETHICS

Physical education

Social Sciences

RESPOND CORRECTLY

How do you say "acheter"?

bought

build

buy

RESPOND CORRECTLY

Which verb is NOT related to "shopping"?

smell

cost

pay

RESPOND CORRECTLY

Which verb does NOT change with i-a-u ?

find

sing

ring

RESPOND CORRECTLY

CONGRATULATIONS!

Remember the word MUST for later!

WRONGANSWER!

*Try again!

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630

150

205

820

915

HOW DO YOU SAY "J'ai passé 2 mois confiné" IN ENGLISH ?

I've spent2 months locked up

I sent 2months locked up

I slept2 months locked up

I was locked up for 2 months

I sang 2 months locked up

I swore2 months locked up

Is closed

Is closed

Is closed

Is closed

Is closed

450

630

150

205

915

What do you do if you RUN, CATCH a ball, WIN a match, LOSE a game, and you SWIM?

It's time to go to Physical Education class and do sport : take the key to the gym

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CHOOSE THE CORRECT BALL

Option 01

Option 02

Option 03

Option 04

He's in jail because he ... money

stole

flew

stolen

fly

CHOOSE THE CORRECT BALL

?

Option 01

Option 02

Option 03

Option 04

The phone ... many times this morning.

rang

rung

ring

drang

CHOOSE THE CORRECT BALL

?

Option 01

Option 02

Option 03

Option 04

She was ... in 2010.

born

bear

bore

birth

WRONGANSWER

*Try again!

RIGHTANSWERS

* Well done ! Do activity 4 now !

TURN THE PROJECTOR ON

Watch the video (click on "rendez-vous sur Youtube") and practise your pronunciation, then click on the question mark

video created by I. Boresy

Which verb is NOT pronounced with the sound /i/ or /i:/ ?

RIDE

BUILD

READE

Question 1 of 3

Which verb has the sound /e/ (as in "pen") ?

BASE FORM OF READ

paid

said

Question 2 of 3

Which verb is NOT pronounced with the sound /ei/ (as in "play") ?

learn

ate

break

Question 3 of 3

CONGRATULATIONS!

The new word is "LEARN"

WRONGANSWER

*Try again!

To solve the game respond correctlyClick at the top on the right to have a bigger picture

Next

CONGRATULATIONS!Now you know what you have to do to master your verbs ;-)Miss D. Araujo

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Guy Fawkes Night is on the 5th of November. It is to remember a Gupowder plot planned in 1605 by Guy Fawkes and twelve other friends of his, who tried to kill the King James the First and to blow up the Houses of Parliament. But Guy Fawkes was arrested red handed and the King and the Parliament were saved. Nowadays children make a Guy Fawkes effigy out of straw and old clothes, and burn it on a big bonfire at night with fireworks and have a party afterwards.

November 11th: Remembrance day / Poppy day
Armistice Day is observed on November 11th and is also known as L'armistice de la Premiere Guerre Mondiale in France. This day is observed in the commemoration of the end of World War I. In the UK, it is also named Poppy Day. The reason poppies are used to remember those who have given their lives in battle is because they are the flowers which grew on the battlefields after World War One ended.

This is described in the famous World War One poem In Flanders Fields.

Ever since then, they have come to be a symbol of remembering not just those who gave their lives in World War One, but all those who have died on behalf of their country.

November 13th: World Kindness Day
World Kindness Day is celebrated on 13 November and this day provides us an opportunity to reflect and follow the most important and one of the unique human principles. This day promotes small acts of kindness and brings people together.

November 21st: Universal Children's Day
Universal Children's Day is observed on 20 November annually to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improve children's welfare. It was established in 1954.

November 25th: Thanksgiving in the USA
In the United States, Thanksgiving Day is usually celebrated with a large feast eaten alongside family and even close friends. What started as a simple “thanksgiving” for a good harvest in the 1600s, has become an annual holiday on which to be thankful and show gratitude for the good things in one’s life. It is more and more controversial due to the history of the Natives.

November 26th: Black Friday
The day following Thanksgiving—commonly referred to as Black Friday—has become one of the busiest shopping days of the year in the United States.

November 30th: Saint Andrew's Day
St. Andrew’s Day is a national holiday in Scotland that is celebrated with feasts on November 30. It is also Scotland’s national day, marking the beginning of Scotland as a nation. Variations of the holiday are also celebrated in Romania, Germany, Austria, Poland, and Russia.

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October 2nd: Gandhi's Birthday
Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated on 2nd October every year to mark the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. He was born on 2 October, 1869 in Porbandar, Gujarat. He is an inspiration in the lives of famous world leaders and our lives also.

October 4th: World Animal Welfare Day
World Animal Welfare Day is celebrated on 4 October to raise awareness among people about taking actions worldwide for the rights of animals as well as welfare. It is necessary to improve welfare standards worldwide.

October 5th: World Teacher Day ! <3
World Teachers' Day is celebrated on 5 October every year in the whole world to commemorate the anniversary of the adoption of the ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers in 1966. No doubt this Recommendation sets benchmarks regarding the rights and responsibilities of teachers, education, recruitment, employment, etc.

October 12th: Indigenious People's Day (former Columbus Day)
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a holiday that celebrates the history and contributions of Native Americans. Not by coincidence, the occasion usually falls on Columbus Day, the second Monday in October, or replaces the holiday entirely. In 2021, President Biden became the first-ever president to issue a proclamation on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, writing, "Today, we recognize Indigenous peoples’ resilience and strength as well as the immeasurable positive impact that they have made on every aspect of American society."

October 31st: Halloween
Halloween is a time for celebration in the USA. It’s become the second most popular holiday in the nation over the years. Halloween is known for its oftentimes scary costumes, elaborate parties and events, horror film festivals, and its many Gothic trappings. This holiday was a latecomer to the U.S., not really becoming popular until the early twentieth century. Today, it’s one of the most anticipated holidays in the USA!
People in the USA typically carve pumpkins into scary jack o’ lanterns, decorate their houses to look as creepy as possible, and wear elaborate costumes to celebrate this holiday.

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In September, just like you, many other students go back to school. However, in some countries (Pakistan, Costa Rica, Norway, Scotland, and in some schools of the USA), you go back to school in August !

September 2nd: Labor Day in the USA
Labor Day celebrates the American worker. Labor Day is celebrated nationwide in the U.S. on the first Monday in September.

September 11th: 9/11 Remembrance Day
This year the 20th anniversary of National Day of Service and Remembrance or 9/11 Day is observed. The day provides a chance to help others in tribute to those killed and injured on September 11, 2001

September 19th: International Talk Like a Pirate Day
International Talk Like a Pirate Day is a parodic holiday, meaning it’s a silly holiday that was created in 1995 to be celebrated on September 19. Everyone in the world is encouraged to talk like a pirate.

September 26th: European Day of Languages

That date aims at promoting awareness among the public about the importance of language learning and protecting the heritage of the language.