"A Visit of St. Nick"

It is the most famous Christmas poem. It was written by Clement Clark Moore in 1822. 

The legens of Santa and his reindeer comes from this poem.

We learn a lot about St. Nick:

•   the way he travels;
•   his reindeer;
•   how he looks like;
•   what he is like by character;
•   how he gets into the house.

Neither ... nor; both ... and

Here is an interactive exercise to help you learn the grammar.
Task 1

Preparation for the test

• Passive Voice
• The UK. Words.
• Learn the Words p.122, 132
• Neither ... nor; both ... and

The UK: Geography and People

This project is about the countries of the UK and the main cities, about people of different nationalities and their languages.

the UK: video, listening + interactive tasks

Here is a number of interactive tasks. Some of them are really challenging and tricky. Which ones do you like most of all? You are welcome to write a comment about it.

Task 1- (a video + listening + a game)
Task 2- (a video + listening + a game) 

 
Task 3

Task 4

Task 5

Task 6

Task 7

Task 8

Task 9

The UK. Words.

Words 1 (p.8-9)

Learning the Words

Dialogues "I like it": SB part 2, p.4-5





Dialogues "Let's go" SB part 1, p.106-107

The ballad of Liza the lemur

Here is the listening task which we began doing in class.
Liza the Lemur

Reading - SB5, part 1: p.141 ex.10

Answer the questions

Why did Androcles leave the village?

Why did he run into the forest?

How did Androcles understand that the lion wasn’t going to harm him?

What was wrong with the lion?

How did Androcles help the lion?

The Emperor’s people caught Androcles. Did they catch the lion? Prove it.

Why did the Romans think that the lion would eat Androcles?