Extrait de support de cours interactif (ici module "An English child’s timetable") utilisé par le professeur et les élèves dans le cadre de tous les cours par visioconférences :

English- speaking persons of different nationalities

• Module 1 "Who are you ?"

Vocabulary :

I, you, she/he, we, they
X is Canadian, English, Scottish, American,

Grammar :

Pronoms personnels
Le verbe BE

Family members and family relationships

• Module 2 "Meeting the O’Brian family"

• Module 3 "What are they like ?"

Vocabulary :

family members
Physical description

Grammar :

Adjectifs possessifs
Génitif
Has/have got

Different types of places

• Module 4 "Welcome to my house !"

• Module 5 "Welcome to my town !"

• Module 6 "Visiting places"

Vocabulary :

Describing : one’s bedroom, one’s home
the place where one lives : town, seaside, mountain, countryside

Grammar :

What’s this ? What’s that ? It’s…+ not
What’s this for ?
ON NEAR IN
There is / are
A, an, Ø
Place adjectifs épithètes & attribut

Traditional food and drinks

• Module 7 "I’m hungry !"

• Module 8 "Let’s go to the restaurant"

Vocabulary :

Main dishes,dessert
Meals menu in a restaurant
Tastes

Grammar :

DO/DOES
I, you, we, they
Questions present simple

The day of a British child

• Module 9 "Tom’s daily activities"

• Module 10 "An English child’s timetable"

Vocabulary :

Daily routine :
at school/at home,
(watch tv…games, subjects, other activities, sports)

Grammar :

never, always, often, sometimes
WHY ? ... because
What time ?/ When ?
At XX, Every day, On Monday
How many ?

Clothes and uniforms, shopping in GB

• Module 11 "Get dressed !"

• Module 12 "Going shopping"

Vocabulary :

Colours and clothes
Prices (expensive,cheap)
She’s got on / she wears
A department store

Grammar :

How much ? How many ?
Lots of /few
Like +ING
Too + adj
It/them

A traditional Christmas

• Module 13 "Christmas time"

Vocabulary :

Winter
Santa Claus
Christmas decorations
A Christmas dinner. Comparing GB and US Christmas desserts

Grammar :

There are people who + Present simple / There’s +SUJET + V-ing…
All / other

Emotions and feelings

• Module 14 "Be happy"

Vocabulary :

I feel , he/she feels…angry, happy, furious ,satisfied, anxious…
Attitudes and reactions.

Grammar :

Really ,very , quite, a little
When...

Australia

• Module 15 "Treasure Island"

Vocabulary :

Gold diggers, A nugget
Australian animals and landscapes
Localisation

Grammar :

Somebody / /something
Nobody/nothing
Superlatifs

Sport : two popular British ball games

• Module 16 "Let’s talk about cricket"

• Module 17 "Can you play lawn bowling ?"

Vocabulary :

ball, bowl
kick, hit, throw,
a mat, a jack, pads, helmets, bats, wickets

Grammar :

Can / can’t

A thriller

• Module 18 "What’s he doing ?The mystery"

• Module 19 "The solution"

Vocabulary :

clues, witness, suspect
Physical description
Gloves, a magnifying glass,..

Grammar :

BE + ING
maybe

London transport

• Module 20 "Travelling from Paris to London"

• Module 21 "Travelling in London"

Vocabulary :

Bus, ferry, taxi cab, tube, slower/quicker,
The London underground

Grammar :

Les comparatifs (supérieur, égal, inférieur)

The Thames : from Putney to Hampton Court and Windsor

• Module 22 "Planning an active holiday"

• Module 23 "Along the Thames Path to Windsor"

Vocabulary :

Cycle, go by coach, hitchhike, trek ?
Stay at a youth hostel/go camping ?
The things you need
Checking on the bikes
Safety rules for cyclists

Grammar :

Let’s..../ could..../ why not... ?
Must / Mustn’t
Want to

Famous museums in England

• Module 24 "At the museum"

• Module 25 "Let’s visit more museums !"

Vocabulary :

Famous London museums
Antiques, paintings, wax figures,
See, buy, eat, go,
Choose, tell, become, look, meet
Windsor Castle
The Open Air Museum
The Big Pit in Wales

Grammar :

Preterits reguliers + BE et HAVE
Preterits irréguliers

A few historical landmarks

• Module 26 "Lord Nelson, England’s hero"

• Module 27 "All these famous people"

Vocabulary :

A famous naval battle, the British fleet ; sailors, battle ships, guns
Nelson’s Column, Trafalgar Square
King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table,
William Writers:William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens,
A detective : Sherlock Holmes
An explorer : Ernest Shackleton,
Queen Elisabeth II

Grammar :

Preterits irréguliers

Ireland

• Module 28 "An Irish holiday"
  
  
• Module 29 "Speaking of the future"

Vocabulary :

Things to see and things to do

A few facts about Ireland

Holiday plans :

organizing one’s holiday, packing a suitcase

What if the weather is fine/bad...

Grammar :

Le futur : will/ won’t , going to/ be V-ing

IF

 Scotland and Edinburgh

• Module 30 "Inquiring about Scotland"

• Module 31 "Kidnapped in Edinburgh"

Vocabulary

Sightseeing,

Highland Games

Famous people

The Scottish fauna and flora

Walking around Edinburgh

Traditional recipes and clothes

Grammar :

All types of questions

Les noms verbaux

 Telling a story...

• Module 32 "Perils at sea"

• Module 33 "A log book"

Grammar :

Le récit

Les temps du passé