7th trip around the English-speaking world!

Today’s clues

1 - In this country there are a lot of legends about strange creatures !

2 - It’s a country with around 2,000 castles and they are haunted by a lot of ghosts !

3 – Listen !

Aujourd’hui tu vas:

• Apprendre à parler des pièces et des

meubles dans une habitation.

• Découvrir des éléments culturels sur

les châteaux et les fantômes écossais.

• Apprendre à t’exprimer au passé.

A la fin, tu devrais être capable de raconter une histoire effrayante de façon expressive.

Objectifs

de la

séance

Welcome to Scotland!

Scottish castles and their

ghosts

CRATHES

EILEAN

STIRLING

EDINBURGH

BLAIR

A E C D B

© Glamis Castle/Rev Stan

FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

Welcome to Glamis

Castle

ENTRANCE

TOWER

TOWER

ATTIC

HALL

CORRIDOR

DINING-ROOM

BATHROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING-ROOM

KITCHEN

STAIRCASE

CELLAR

Rooms

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Farm

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Courtesy of Stratmore Estate

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ATTIC

HALL

CORRIDOR

DINING-ROOM

BATHROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING-ROOM

KITCHEN

STAIRCASE

CELLAR

Rooms

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Dri

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Farm

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Courtesy of Stratmore Estate

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1 2 3 4 5

ATTIC

HALL

CORRIDOR

DINING-ROOM

BATHROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING-ROOM

KITCHEN

STAIRCASE

CELLAR

Rooms

© Ja

nez

Dri

lc

© L

isa

Farm

er

© C

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l Hea

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© G

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© G

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Courtesy of Stratmore Estate

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1 2 3 4 5

ATTIC

HALL

CORRIDOR

DINING-ROOM

BATHROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING-ROOM

KITCHEN

STAIRCASE

CELLAR

Rooms

© Ja

nez

Dri

lc

© L

isa

Farm

er

© C

aro

l Hea

th

© G

lam

is C

astl

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Courtesy of Stratmore Estate

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TABLE

BED

CORNER

a piece of furniture

CEILING /i:/

FLOOR

Inside the rooms WALL

CUPBOARD FIREPLACE

MATTRESS

TABLE

BED

CORNER

a piece of furniture

CEILING /i:/

FLOOR

Inside the rooms WALL

CUPBOARD FIREPLACE

MATTRESS

How many elements can you name? How many elements can you spot?

Courtesy Glamis Castle

The

ghostbusters

game

The ghost is on ... floor in … behind/above …

Scottish Ghost

Stories Adapted from

Elliott O’Donnell

Let’s

read!

Case XVII: Glamis castle

When I was a child, my mother, my sister and I went to Glamis castle. They slept in the more modern part of the building. I had a room in the Square Tower. The interior of my bedroom was really modern. The furniture was not old; there were no sculptures; no tapestries on the walls; no dark cupboards; no gloomy corners; all was cosy and

Suddenly I opened my eyes, I was in a different room with a high ceiling. Opposite the door, the little window situated at a great distance from the floor was inaccessible. It looked like a prison cell. I could see only a little table under the window and an old mattress against the wall in front of me. Suddenly I felt something — something was in the corner of the room. Slowly, very slowly,

Case XVII: Glamis castle

When I was a child, my mother, my sister and I went to Glamis castle. They slept in the more modern part of the building. I had a room in the Square Tower.

ROUND TOWER

SQUARE TOWER

Case XVII: Glamis castle

When I was a child, my mother, my sister and I went to Glamis castle. They slept in the more modern part of the building. I had a room in the Square Tower. The interior of my bedroom was really modern. The furniture was not old; there were no sculptures; no tapestries on the walls; no dark cupboards; no gloomy corners; all was cosy and

Suddenly I opened my eyes, I was in a different room with a high ceiling. Opposite the door, the little window situated at a great distance from the floor was inaccessible. It looked like a prison cell. I could see only a little table under the window and an old mattress against the wall in front of me. Suddenly I felt something — something was in the corner of the room. Slowly, very slowly,

Case XVII: Glamis castle

When I was a child, my mother, my sister and I went to Glamis castle. They slept in the more modern part of the building. I had a room in the Square Tower. The interior of my bedroom was really modern. The furniture was not old; there were no sculptures; no tapestries on the walls; no dark cupboards; no gloomy corners; all was cosy and cheerful. In a few minutes I

Suddenly I opened my eyes, I was in a different room with a high ceiling. Opposite the door, the little window situated at a great distance from the floor was inaccessible. It looked like a prison cell. I could see only a little table under the window and an old mattress against the wall in front of me. Suddenly I felt something — something was in the corner of the room. Slowly, very slowly,

Regular verbs

Irregular verbs

was / were

felt

started

had

opened

slept

looked

could

went

came

be

feel

start

have

open

sleep

look

can

go

come

opened

looked

started

was / were went

slept had

came could

felt

/d/ /t/ /id/

kissed

jumped

wanted

turned into

Observons

Case XVII: Glamis castle

When I was a child, my mother, my sister and I went to Glamis castle. They slept in the more modern part of the building. I had a room in the Square Tower. The interior of my bedroom was really modern. The furniture was not old; there were no sculptures; no tapestries on the walls; no dark cupboards; no gloomy corners; all was cosy and

Suddenly I opened my eyes, I was in a different room with a high ceiling. Opposite the door, the little window situated at a great distance from the floor was inaccessible. It looked like a prison cell. I could see only a little table under the window and an old mattress against the wall in front of me. Suddenly I felt something — something was in the corner of the room. Slowly, very slowly,

opened

looked

started

jumped

kissed wanted

turned into

was / were

went

slept

had

came

could

felt

Regular verbs Irregular verbs Slowly, very slowly, the thing started to move and …

It’s your turn!

but - because – then

Slowly, very slowly, the thing started to move

and looked at me. It was a ghost. Then it jumped

on me. I was terrified! But the thing looked sad

because it wanted a friend. I kissed it on the

Let’s read together!

Récapitulons!

Qu’avons-nous appris aujourd’hui?

De quoi es-tu capable à présent?

Stay safe,

stay home and …

practise your English

…

with your ghost

friends!

THE END

Links

Slide 2 – https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Walter_Crane_001.jpg Slide https://pixabay.com/fr/photos/ecosse-stirling-ch%C3%A2teau-wallace-uk-2952844/ Slide Slide

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crathes_Castle_from_garden.jpg

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Schottland-Edinburgh_Castle.JPG

https://www.discoverbritainmag.com/discover_why_glamis_castle_in_scotland_is_the_stuff_of_fairytales_1_3725133/ Courtesy Glamis Castle

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Glamis_Castle_02.jpg

http://miteachertieneunblog.blogspot.com/2017/03/prepositions-of-place-poster.html

ATTIC

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leskovec_Castle_36.jpg © Janez Drilc

HALL

CORRIDOR

DINING-ROOM

BATHROOM

BEDROOM LIVING-ROOM

KITCHEN

STAIRCASE

CELLAR

https://www.pinterest.fr/pin/483222234991919590/ © Carol Heath

https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/glamis/glamiscastle/index.html©Glamis Castle

https://britishheritage.com/glorious-glamis-castle COUTESY OF THE STRATHMORE ESTATE

https://www.pinterest.fr/pin/79938962108900327/ © Lisa Farmer

https://www.tripadvisor.ie/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g1799856-d8457955-i156306953-Conisbrough_Castle-Conisbrough_Doncaster_South_Yorkshire_England.html

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grand_Corridor,_Windsor_Castle,_1846.jpg

Extra activites

Where do these objetcs and pieces of furniture go?

DINING ROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

Extra exercises

Complete using the correct verb in the past tense be – become - open – explode – go – can

One night, there a terrible storm. The light bulbs in my bedroom. I nervous and I to hide under my bed! When I my eyes, I see my mum laughing because I under my bed!!

Let’s check!

Suddenly my eyes ……………………...(open). I .................... hear a

strange noise (can) . I …........... A presence in the room and I

…………….. scared (be). So I ….................. (go) to my parents'

bedroom. They …................. (look) at me, puzzled. There ….........

(be) a horror film on TV !!!! What a fright!!

Mémorisation des verbes à partir d’icônes

Say said

Am, is Was

Are Were

Let’s recap on the verbs we learnt and let’s learn some new ones

Go went

Sleep slept

Have had

Come Came

Can could

Feel felt

Run ran

Hear heard

Take took

Say said

Am, is was

Are were

Let’s recap on the verbs we learnt and let’s learn 2 new ones

Go went

Sleep slept

Have had Come came

Can could

Feel felt

Take took

opened kissed

puzzled

looked like

started jumped

wanted (to)

turned into

Slowly, slowly, the thing started to move and…

… on my bed! I scared and I

not move. It to cry and it it

no friends.

It a kiss, so I it and it

a Prince!

Other possible endings

… attacked me. I was scared : it wanted to eat me! I shouted for help but nobody heard me. I took the chair and smashed it on its head. It shouted and ran in the corridor!

… said: “who are you? Why are you in my bedroom?” . I was scared and jumped out of my bed, ran to the door and opened the door and ran away!

Other possible endings

It’s your turn!