Hello everyone,
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (make sure it's interactive ; it could be riddles, charades, a quiz...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!Karine
Here are some links to short stories (this is not homework! you are free to read them or not) of varying levels of difficulty : - Selected short stories - The Little Prince by Antoine de St-Exupéry in English - Lamb to the slaughter by Roald Dahl - The pedestrian by Ray Bradbury - The lottery by Shirley Jackson
You can also try this audio book (with the text): Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Cornwall - Monday 9am
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
Dorset - Monday 10.30am
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
Hampshire - Monday 1.30 pm
No class on the 26/05 as everybody will be absent.
Cumbria - Monday at 3 pm
There is no particular work to do for the last lesson BUT bring in a game (Dominique suggested "Happy families" = 7 familles). Ça peut être bien d'en avoir plusieurs...
Kent - Wednesday 4.30pm (salle Benghazi au rez-de-chaussée)
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
Yorkshire - Wednesday 6pm
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
😊😊😊
Karine
Here are some links to short stories (this is not homework! you are free to read them or not) of varying levels of difficulty : - Selected short stories - The Little Prince by Antoine de St-Exupéry in English - Lamb to the slaughter by Roald Dahl - The pedestrian by Ray Bradbury - The lottery by Shirley Jackson
You can also try this audio book (with the text): Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Cornwall - Monday 9am
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
Dorset - Monday 10.30am
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
Hampshire - Monday 1.30 pm
No class on the 26/05 as everybody will be absent.
Cumbria - Monday at 3 pm
There is no particular work to do for the last lesson BUT bring in a game (Dominique suggested "Happy families" = 7 familles). Ça peut être bien d'en avoir plusieurs...
Kent - Wednesday 4.30pm (salle Benghazi au rez-de-chaussée)
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
Yorkshire - Wednesday 6pm
There is no particular homework for the last lesson BUT please prepare something to talk about (try to make it interactive : questions, riddles, charades...) OR bring a game which we could play in English, the objective being to speak English and have fun while doing it!
😊😊😊