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Voici le lien vers un dictionnaire en ligne si tu cherches la traduction d'un mot!

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English to French, Italian, German & Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com

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Free online dictionaries - Spanish, French, Italian, German and more. Conjugations, audio pronunciations and forums for your questions.

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sur ce site, tu as accès aux infos ciblées pour les jeunes, tu peux lire les gros titres et même essayer de comprendre un article!

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sur ce site, tu as accès aux infos ciblées pour les jeunes, tu peux lire les gros titres et même essayer de comprendre un article!

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Compréhension orale, regarde la vidéo sans les sous titres pour essayer de trouver l'information

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Tu as des documents pour travailler les records  en compréhension écrite dans ton cahier, pour aller plus loin et découvrir des records originaux tu peux regarder cette petite vidéo!

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Best of September 2020 - Guinness World Records

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Voici un petit résumé du court métrage en lien:
One day, a boy and his dad went fishing on a boat on the ocean. They found a lot of garbage: plastic, cans, bottles...
Suddenly they lost their net in the ocean.
The net was stuck on a whale's tail. So the whale picked up garbage with the net. But it was so big the whale could not swim!
So her friends the shrimp, the jellyfish, octopus and turtle helped her.
Finally she gave all the garbage to the boy and his dad on the boat and the ocean was clean.

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dernière semaine de stage, j'espère que tout c'est bien passé!

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Pour en apprendre un peu plus sur la vie dans les réserves indiennes, tu vas choisir une des photos de l'article du lien et la décrire avec des phrases simples

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Like many Indian reservations scattered throughout the United States, Pine Ridge is a place that is forgotten by many people living in South Dakota, and it is virtually unheard of across American society.

The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is located in the Great Plains on the border of Nebraska, bypassed by those travelling along Interstate 90 as it winds its way towards the Black Hills and Rocky Mountains.

In the late 1800s, Native American reservations were set up throughout much of America, creating arbitrary divisions across tribal boundaries.

In 1890 approximately 350 men, women, and children were brutally murdered at the hands of US soldiers at the Wounded Knee Massacre. Today, Pine Ridge is in one of the poorest counties in the United States.

"A lot of people say [living on the reservation] is like trash - a lot of people leave, you know? But to me it's like living in the ghetto; it ain't no different from the city," explains Rich Lone Elk.

"People are fighting each other, shooting each other, someone's getting beat up every other night."

Over the years, the language and traditions of the Lakota people have become less prevalent among the younger generations, who frequently turn to gang culture in search of identity and belonging.

Throughout the reservation, the diabetes rate is 800 per cent higher than the national average with an average life expectancy of approximately fifty years old.

The unemployment rate of Pine Ridge hovers around eighty per cent, with a majority of the population living under federal poverty standards.

Despite the area's history of oppression, the culture and respect running through the Lakota people's way of life is unmatched. Throughout the reservation, residents show amazing resilience, respect for their culture and a willingness to embrace the future.

Many community elders are involved in ongoing efforts to inspire the youth, involving them in cultural and spiritual activities in the hope that they will reconnect with their cultural heritage and preserve it along the way.

Healthy food is difficult to come by on the reservation and is often more expensive. In addition, the commodity food provided by the federal government is largely inappropriate for the highly diabetic population.

"Parents nowadays aren't really being parents," she explains. "I have always said they need to step up to the plate and start teaching these children about our traditions and culture - showing them how we lived off of Mother Earth and what good lives we lived."

As Rich Lone Elk explains: "There's a lot of fear going on nowadays. Young people, they can't even walk the streets no more."

Many of the tribal elders feel a loss of tradition and respect among the youth, but some of the younger children remain in awe.

Rich Lone Elk (not pictured) explains the role rap music has come to play: "I redeem myself every time I rap. Whenever I rap, I release my demon. It's the way I live, ya know?"

Check out the portfolio of photographer Matthew Williams.

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What life on a Native American reservation really looks like

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For the residents of Pine Ridge, South Dakota, existence is caged by invisible borders.

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cette semaine tu as un nouveau travail dans ton cahier pour découvrir de nouveaux records étonnants. Pour aller plus loin tu peux aussi lire cet article.

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Need some inspiration for your wacky day? Check out these Guinness Records that feature our favorite champions from some seriously wacky categories. Read on to laugh out loud with your little prize-winners.

photo: Eric Spiegel via flickr

1. The World's Heaviest Cabbage
Weighing in at 138.25 lbs, the giant cabbage was grown by Scott A. Robb in Palmer, Alaska. Scott is also the world record holder for the heaviest turnip.

2. The World's Smallest Dog
Miracle Milly is a 3.8 inch female Chihuahua who hails from Dorado, Puerto Rico. She was born on Dec. 1, 2011. Think of it this way: some of us might own a pair of shoes taller than Milly (not that we can walk in them).

3. The Most Toilet Seats Broken By a Human Head
Yes, this is a category and yes, someone holds the record. In Sep. of 2007, Kevin Shelley of the Unites Staes broke 46 woodent toilet seats with this own head in one minute.

Because, yes, that is a category. Organized by Sony Pictures across 11 countries to mark the release of the movie 4. The Largest Gathering of People Dressed as Smurfs (in 24 Hours)
The Smurfs, the record was set at 4,891 on June 25, 2011.

5. The Biggest Pizza
The largest pizza made to date had a surface are of 13,580.28 ft² (1,261.65 m²). Consider that the average home in the U.S. is 2000ft²(and many of us live in apartments much, much smaller than that.) The pizza, named Ottavia, was made in Rome, Italy on Dec. 13, 2012 by Dovilio Nardi, Andrea Mannocchi, Marco Nardi, Matteo Nardi and Matteo Giannotte from NIPfood at Fiera Roma. Fun fact: it was gluten free.

6. Most Christmas Trees Chopped in Two Minutes
The reigning champ for this one is a woman named Erin Lavoie, from the US chopped down 27 Christmas Trees (in 2 minutes) on Dec. 19, 2008. That's some serious biceps.

7. Tallest Toilet Paper Tower in 30 Seconds
Silvio Sabba from Italy stacked 28 rolls in 30 seconds on Oct. 1, 2013. We guess he didn't stop to squeeze the Charmin.

8. The Longest Candy Necklace
Koko's Confectionary & Novelty of Cockeysville, Maryland created a 5,361 ft., 1.5 in. candy necklace on Dec. 17, 2014. That's longer than a mile!
Fun fact: They raised money for the Make-a-Wish Foundation during the event.

9. World's Longest Minecraft Tunnel
The longest Minecraft tunnel is 10,502 blocks and was crafted in 50 minutes by Lachlan Etherton of Australia on Aug. 3, 2013. It took him 20 minutes just to light it!

10. The Fastest 100 m On a Skateboard by a Dog On Sep. 16, 2013, Jumpy of Los Angeles, California achieved the record in 19.65 seconds. Ride on!
Have you ever tried to break a record? Tell us about it in the comments below!
-Amber Guetebier

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Need some inspiration for your wacky day? Check out these Guinness Records that feature our favorite champions from some seriously wacky categories. Read on to laugh out loud with your little prize-winners. photo: Eric Spiegel via flickr 1. The World's Heaviest Cabbage Weighing in at 138.25 lbs, the giant cabbage was grown by Scott A.

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la semaine dernière tu devais écrire une petite histoire, cette semaine tu vas en écouter une et résumer simplement en français ce que tu as compris!

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This traditional story is about using your talents to help others. What can the magic paintbrush do? Watch and find out!

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Entre le stage et la vacances, ça fait bien longtemps que tu n'as pas fait d'anglais!!! Tu dois être un peu rouillé! Cette semaine tu vas écouter deux personnes se présenter, tu dois faire une fiche d'identité avec les informations que tu auras compris pour chaque personne.

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Basic Introductions - ESL - Learn English Conversation Practice