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Kids View: What to do in London (Insider tips from local kids)

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Kids View: What to do in London (Insider tips from local kids)

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Kids View: What to do in London (Insider tips from local kids)

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- No ritual but instead: For today's English lesson, we finish the Big Challenge and answer the “test yourself” worksheet. It’s the last lesson of Unit 6!

- Big Challenge: it is now finished. Good job! You guys are ready to tour London now!

- Let's watch a video: Kids View: What to do in London (Insider tips from local kids) and oral restitution!

For the test, please revise how questions, prepositional verbs (directions and movements) and how much/how many. Easy, right?

Use your workbooks! It's full of answers.

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- Ritual: nothing out of the ordinary here.

- Your challenge: Buy souvenirs in London Shop!

- Homework correction: pages fifty and fifty-one! Good job!

- Break: Exchange rate between pound and euros (10 pounds in euros)

- Big Challenge: 1) Go on a souvenir hunt in London! Take turns! 2) Test yourself: "grille d'évaluation de l'expression orale en continue"; how many points did you get?

- Test yourself: 1) Test your knowledge about grammar, vocabulary, and culture. 2) Evaluate your competences (Ecouter et comprendre et parler en continue). 3) Your results (at home)

For homework, test yourself with the sheet given in class.

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- Ritual: the five good old questions! Nothing too harsh. :)

- Homework correction: pages fifty and fifty-one?

- Mind map game: How much... How many...

- Big Challenge: Go on a souvenir hunt in London! Take turns! (for tomorrow!)

There is homework; do pages fifty-two and fifty-three of the workbook! It's for the Big Challenge! Let's go!

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- Ritual: regular and normal ritual, as always!

- Grammar time: prepositions, how do they work? Easy!

- Your challenge: Help tourists find their way in London! (finished)

- Workbook: pages forty-eight and forty-nine (homework correction)

- Break: Paddington Bear takes tea – and marmalade – with Queen in jubilee video | Queen's platinum jubilee | The Guardian

- Your challenge: Help Minions find their way!

- Mind map game: make fulll sentences using prepositions!

- How much is it: free oral reaction to London Souvenirs!

- Workbook: pages fifty and fifty-one (To finish at home!)

There is homework: do pages fifty and fifty-one (workbook).

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Paddington Bear takes tea – and marmalade – with Queen in jubilee video

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Pre-recorded segment features the Queen acting opposite the CGI bear, voiced by Ben Whishaw

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English - London sightseeing (A1-A2 - with subtitles)

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- Ritual: five questions!

- Workbook: pages 43 (finished)

- Your challenge: help the visitors!

- Mindmap game: Do and don't!

- Workbook: page 44 (not finished)!

I forgot to give homework... Sorry! :(

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- Ritual: five questions!

- Homework correction: fast oral correction! Good job guys.

- Workbook page 40: summary (resumé), Grammar, How to say it and prepare your challenge!

There is no homework.

Tophonetics: toPhonetics

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Hi! Got an English text and want to see how to pronounce it? This online converter of English text to IPA phonetic transcription will translate your English text into its phonetic transcription using the International Phonetic Alphabet. Paste or type your English text in the text field above and click "Show transcription" button (or use [Ctrl+Enter] shortcut from the text input area).

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10/05/22 - Séance I love English - Roadmap

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06/05/22 - Revisions for the upcoming test

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I love the drawings :)

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Finishedǃ Finally.

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St Patrick's Day Isn't Irish - Foil Arms and Hog

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For the Big Challenge!

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- Today's Ritual: normal ritual.

- Prepare your challenge: Oral (questions and answers on jobs!)

- Big Challenge: wordmaps page 28 of the workbook.