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Quelqu'un se présente : que dit cette personne ?

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Watch, listen and learn

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The Solar System 3D animation for kids - Educational video

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Maintenant que tu as écouté voici quelques activités de révision

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Tu peux faire plusieurs fois l'exercice pour améliorer tes réussites.

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Ecoute Compréhension Anglais 1 - Correction

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Jouer à GUESS WHO  (Le jeu  "Qui est-ce" version anglaise)

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Jouer à GUESS WHO  (Le jeu  "Qui est-ce" version anglaise)

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Jouer à deux ou contre l'ordinateur

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100 mots à lire et à prononcer :
Quatre séries de 25 mots à lire, à écouter et à répéter pour s’entraîner au rythme, à l'accent et aux sons des mots courants en anglais.

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A imprimer ou en regardant sur l'écran. (filles, garçons ou les deux )

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Décrire les personnages

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Quelles questions poser à son partenaire ?

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Comprendre dans une autre langue

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Pour écouter et s’entraîner à prononcer

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The Solar System 3D animation for kids - Educational video

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The Solar System 3D animation for kids - Educational video

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Qu'as-tu compris ? Que sais tu dire en anglais du système solaire ?

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Pour revoir le vocabulaire de la nourriture et dire ce qu'on aime ou pas !

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Les Fruits et légumes en son et en images : I like apples !

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Les Fruits et légumes en son et en images : I like apples !

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Pour dire que l'on n'aime pas, on dit  I don't like apples !

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[NEW] Fruits & Vegetables (v2) - Kids vocabulary -Learn English for kids - English educational video

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Food crumble (les mots en miettes)

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Quelques indications et conseils pour profiter de ce padlet

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Quelques indications et conseils pour profiter de ce padlet

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Arguments pédagogiques

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Tout savoir sur la perception du goût (le sens gustatif)

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The Sense of Taste - How Does it Work? Senses For Kids

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Comprendre dans une autre langue

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La bande son d'un extrait du texte pour s'entraîner à l'oral

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Qu'as-tu compris ? Que sais-tu dire en anglais du sens gustatif ?

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Voir le texte écrit, ça peut aider !

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Amazon rainforest- -Once it-s gone- it-s gone forever- - BBC News

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Amazon rainforest- -Once it-s gone- it-s gone forever- - BBC News

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Ecouter, comprendre, lire, écrire

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Parce que ça peut aider

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Proposition de réponses au questionnaire

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Proposition de réponses au questionnaire

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A adapter aux besoins ou au travail de la classe

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How to Make No-Sew Sock Worms Instructions + video tutorial (lien)

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DIY projects are always fun to do, but even more so when it's a craft you can do with your kids. This DIY no-sew sock worm is a cute way to pass some time this weekend. Check out how we made it right here!

Check out these step by step instructions complete with photos! If you'd rather follow along with a video tutorial instead of written words, scroll to the bottom of this post to find just what you're looking for.

For this project, you'll need:

Step 1: Gather your materials!

Double check your materials list and get everything in front of you.

Step 2: cut stuffing

Cut your sheet of stuffing down the middle from one short edge to the other so you have two thinner rectangles. Fold one end of the first one over an inch and rest the end of your crafting wire (mine was pre-cut to a length of five inches but you can cut a piece that long here if you need to)into the folded part, a little lower down than the crease. You want to cut a length that is shorter than your stuffing piece's length, which should be a touch shorter than the full length of your sock. Now, wrap your second rectangle from the stuffing sheet around this first one so the piece of wire is fully covered and nestled between the two.

Step 3: fill the sock

Slide the end of your stuffing with the fold in it down the length of your sock so it nestles right into the toe, then pull the rest of your sock down over the length of the rest of your stuffing and wire so it slips right inside. Take a small hair elastic and tie it around the open end of the sock, past where the stuffing and wire end, to close things off and keep the new fillings in.

Step 4: make the body

Now you'll make the pieces of the caterpillar's body! Do this by wrapping small hair elastics around pieces of the caterpillar's length at intervals of one inch or so. Start at the toe and make the rounded part with the most stuffing (where you made your fold earlier) the head. Keep wrapping from there until you're satisfied with how many body sections you have, and their spacing. If you need to, wrap another elastic around the end to keep things even (I added one more past the original one I closed the sock with).

Step 5: shape the caterpillar

Bend the wire in your caterpillar's body to give it some wiggle! Choose which parts will sit up and which will sit down; I angled my head up and altered them from there all the way down the caterpillar's length.

Step 6: add the eyes

Apply hot glue to the backs of your googly eyes and stick them into place on your caterpillar's face, near the top of the head on the rounded toe. You can put them, wherever and space them however you think looks right.

Step 7: add the antennae

Add your caterpillar's antennae! Take your green pipe cleaner and place the underside of your caterpillar at the place where the elastic cinches the sock to make its head right in the middle, halfway down the pipe cleaner's length. Wrap the ends of the pipe cleaner around this spit, bringing them upwards to meet, and then cross them over each other and twist them into place so they stay. Bend each end upward to stick up a little like actual antennae and curl the ends outward (or however you think looks best).

Step 8: make the smile

Cut a piece from the end of your yellow pipe cleaner about an inch long. Curve this piece into a little semi-circle so it's shaped like a smile. Carefully apply hot glue all along its length on one side and stick it down below the googly eyes so your caterpillar has a mouth.

That's really all there is to it! Feel free to get creative with the colours and details using this basic concept as a guide. Just in case you'd like to try this project out for yourself, here's a fantastic tutorial video to help you!

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How to Make No-Sew Sock Worms - Video Tutorial

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DIY projects are always fun to do, but even more so when it's a craft you can do with your kids. This DIY no-sew sock worm is a cute way to pass some time this weekend. Check out how we made it right here! Check out these step by step instructions complete with photos!

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Traduction du texte

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Comment fabriquer une chenille avec des chaussettes et sans couture

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Des mots et expressions à lire, à voir, à entendre et à répéter

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Essayez de dire le commentaire au fur et à mesure de la vidéo