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New-Zealand
axis: territory and memory
The roaring twenties
axis: private and public space
FICTIONS AND REALITY
IT'S GoT to be SHAKESPEARE
DIVERSI TY AND INCLUSION: 
      IT'S A BABRBIE WORLD
LESSON 5
LESSON 4
Lesson 3
Lesson 2

Lesson 1
ICEbreaker
Complete your ID
Let's get to know each other
What I want you to know
The rules
Welcome to Miss Plaideau's class
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New-Zealand axis: territory and memory

The roaring twenties axis: private and public space

FICTIONS AND REALITY IT'S GoT to be SHAKESPEARE

DIVERSI TY AND INCLUSION: IT'S A BABRBIE WORLD

LESSON 5

LESSON 4

Lesson 3

Lesson 2

Lesson 1

ICEbreaker

Complete your ID

Let's get to know each other

What I want you to know

The rules

Welcome to Miss Plaideau's class

  1. SPEAK ENGLISH
  2. BE RESPECTFUL (teacher/other students)
  3. BE ON TIME
  4. DO YOUR WORK (it's here to help!)
  5. CATCH UP THE LESSONS IF YOU ARE ABSENT
  6. le bac.

THE RULES

  1. I'm here to help.
  2. The only person who is allowed to make fun of you or your accent/pronunciation is me. You're SAFE. Be confident !
  3. If I speak French it's for grammar lesson or pieces of information.

What I want you to know

a) Your name + last name b) if you like english or not c) what's your favourite TV show / movie d) Favourtie book e) What you would like to do later. (job / studies)

COMPLETE YOU ID

Let’s get to know each other ! THE RULES 1) TURN TO FACE THE PERSON NEXT TO YOU 2) I’m going to give you a topic, then you get TWO minutes to speak with the person facing you.Within this short time, EACH of you must tell the other their first name and then get to know them by asking questions about the topic. BE CAREFUL ! TWO MINUTES IS A SHORT TIME!

ICEBREAKER

Different topic every turn No notes allowed No yelling (this is going to be loud enough) ONLY ENGLISH ALLOWED

Then what? When time is up, people sitting on the aisle side will move one spot up the line facing a new person

ICEBREAKER

ICEBREAKER

Your name + Your family (where you live, who with, pets etc.)

ICEBREAKER

Your name + Your hobbies (activities / sports...)

ICEBREAKER

Your name+ You and Media (Favorite Movie genre, Series you like, Music you listen to, Videogames …)

ICEBREAKER

Your name+ You and the world (Your favorite place in the world and why - whether you’ve been there or not)

ICEBREAKER

Your name+ You and your personality (List what you think makes you YOU)

ICEBREAKER

Your name+ You and your future (What’s your dream future? professional, personal or just general)

ICEBREAKER

Your name + Something crazy or unexpected about you

ICEBREAKER

You’ve learnt details about different people. Let's see what you can remember!

ICEBREAKER - FINAL STEP

  • BE (présent + prétérit)
  • HAVE (présent + prétérit)
  • les pronoms personnels/ pronoms perso. compléments /les pronoms possessifs / adjectifis possessifs
  • les verbes irréguliers

Back to basic

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

How has the iconic doll evolved to adapt and confirm its success?
AXIS : DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

LESSON 1 IT'S A BARBIE WORLD

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

Group Work 2

Final Project

A ROLE MODEL?

Group Work

TEXT 2

TEXT 1

INTRO

Index

VOCABULARY

Useful vocabulary
Check the nouns, verbs and expressions from the list. Let's see the ones you already know.

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

You are going to watch a video about the History of the barbie doll. complete the grid.

A brief Introduction

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

Text 1 - The Real Story Behind the Barbie Doll
1) read the text. 2) follow the instructions 3) in pairs, try to recap what you undertand.

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

Play

CAV - The shortcoming of a role model
Watch the short video and complete the worksheet

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

Group work - BillyBoy*, Andy Warhol and Barbie

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

Play

Text 2 - An ever changing icon
1) watch the short video 2) read the text and answer the questions.

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

adapted from : https://padlet.com/balduragnes/terminale-it-s-a-barbie-world-5i89vup69edqoka7

You are a journalist. After the success of the movie Barbie, you were asked to write an article about the story of the doll, its evolution and success. You will conclude your article by giving your opinion on whether or not Barbie is a fair representation of women today and if follows the wish of Beth Handler: to give the opportunity to little girls to be whoever they want.
Your Final Project

Final task: speaking exam Objectives : propositions subordonnées relatives, the more the -er....

AXIS: FICTIONS AND REALITY + ART & POWERHow much of Game of Thrones was inspired by the plot and Characters of W. Shakespeare?

oh it's GOT to be Shakespeare!

Exercise

GoT vs. Macbeth

crosswords

Game of Shadows

Vocabulary

Quizz - Test your knowledge about GoT and Shakespeare

Macbeth - Act III - scene IV

"Blood will have blood"

"all the world's a stage"

Group Work

AXIS: FICTIONS AND REALITY // How much of Game of Thrones was inspired by the plot and Characters of W. Shakespeare?

oh it's GOT to be Shakespeare!

speaking exam

FInal Task

Quizz

vengeful
fiendish
warlike
foe
ruthless
lawful
deceive
slaughter
foil
undaunted

Vocabulary

Watch the 2 videos. A. Introduce the documents. B. List the similarities and the common points between the two documents.

source: “If Game of Thrones Characters Were Shakespearean...”, Kimberly Joki, Grammarly Blog, 2016.

1. GoT vs. Macbeth

source: “If Game of Thrones Characters Were Shakespearean...”, Kimberly Joki, Grammarly Blog, 2016.

2. Game of Shadows

Take a look at the documents and follow the instructions. 1. In your opinion, what is the strangest cause of death mentioned? 2. How can the appeal of brutal deaths on stage or screen be explained? Give your opinion on violence. 3. Classify all the causes mentioned in these categories: gory / creative / self-inflected / ridiculous 4. List the parallels you can make between the work of Shakespeare and Game of Thrones.

source: https://view.genial.ly/5ed63e441020020d02d1fc2b/presentation-gotshakespearetb?fbclid=IwAR19GOG8xFrYGcyvURPWHiVEToDYVhZ2DI8aPF4ODUSQ8tmD4xy9Zjcng6w

3. Blood will have blood

1. Idioms 2. Extracts from Shakesperian plays

Group Work

3. Language 4. get ready for the final task

Group Work

Translate the following sentences:

1) Plus Macbeth tue de rivaux, plus il veut en assassiner. 2) Plus on est puissant, plus on est ambitieux. 3) Plus Richard l'aime, plus Anne le hait. 4) Plus Daenerys remporte de victoire, plus elle est confiante. 5) Plus je lis Shakespeare, mieux je comprends l'anglais.

Exercise

You are interviewed by a journalist about your sources of inspiration for your film or series based on BOTH Shakespeare and Game of Thrones.

Final Task

Crédits : Bettmann/Getty Flapper dancing in The Great Gatsby, directed by Elliot Nugent, 1949.

How did the Roaring 20s bring modernity to Americans?

AXE: Private and Public space

ROARING TWENTIES

A roaring Lifestyle

credits: National Archives at College Park/Wikimedia

The atmosphere of the 20's

  1. read the text
  2. do exercises 1 &2
  3. Pick out elements from Gatsby’s party and classify them: Social background / Place where he lives / People he spends time with / Wealth and glamourous lifestyle
Prohibition and the Mob

Text 2: The Mob

Text 1: Prohibition, dates and facts

Famous Mobsters

A social and cultural revolution

Find the words matching the definitions.

1. grow quickly, like spring flowers (v.) 2. dancers during the 20s (n.) 3. music genre very popular in the 20s (n.) 4. period when alcohol was forbidden (n.) 5. type of bar during the prohibition (exp.) 6. playing games for money (n.) 7. very fashionable (adj.) 8. make a loud sound, like strong winds (v.)

vocabulary

TOPIC 1: Kate is meeting her younger sister Mimi, who has a secret, she’s a flapper. Write the dialogue between the two women, describing Mimi’s life. TOPIC 2: Write the interview of a Black Harlem Renaissance artist. Your dialogue must include: his/her art, artwork he/she has already done, the reasons why he/she does it, his/her goal. TOPIC 3: You are a film producer who wants to make a movie about a Mobsters family in the 1920’s. Write a letter to convince an actor / actress to join the cast. Your text must include: the title of the movie, a short resume of the plot, his / her role… using as many details from the 1920’s.

Final Task

New-Zealand

Start

Territory and memory

New-Zealand

Territory and memory

Crédits : Hagen Hopkins/Getty Prince Harry receives a hongi (Maori nose to nose greeting) in New Zealand, 2015.

New-Zealand

1. Watch the video. Be ready to present it. 2. Complete the table with the facts and figures. 3. True or false?

New-Zealand

Students learn the Haka, a type of ancient Maori war dance, at an elementary school in Rotorua, New Zealand, 2019.

1. Watch the video and do the exercises. 2. Try to recap what you've learned. Can the government influence the culture of a country and inspire unity amongst its population?

New-Zealand

I think the most important role of the government is... I believe governments have a great/no impact on how people... Unity within a population is a matter of... In New Zealand, for example, the government...

HELP

Imagine you are Nick, the narrator of the text. Write an extra paragraph to follow the excerpt above. Make sure you describe what you see and how you feel. Immerse the reader in the mood of 1920s America.

Expression ecrite

100 - 150 WORDS / 10 to 15 lines

1. Have a look at the family tree. Use it to present you character. 2. Watch the video. Pick extra details about his / her personnality. 3. List as many parallels as possible betwenn your character and her / his Shakespearian equivalent.

You are in charge of 1 character

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