DN MADE 2: Sujet du partiel d'expression Orale pour le semestre 3 (2020-2021) Make a VIDEO (4 to 5 minutes long) in which you will document AN ARTISTIC JOB of your choice. (download the following pdf document to learn more about your mission) - EO Partiel DN MADE 2 SEM 3 ARTISTIC JOBS.pdf DN MADE 2: GRADING CRITERIA FOR YOUR ORAL EXPRESSION Last U

Mission 1: LISTENING COMPREHENSION (Tattoo facts 5, Eryn’s video on the blog) Listen and find out specific information about: The C group culture. The Scythian /ˈsɪðɪən/ (les Scythes) and the symbolism of tattoos. The Romans and the 3 reasons why they used tattoos. The Origin of the word tattoo and how the first tattoo was made. The 5,000 ye

TRAINING Si tu veux t'entraîner en compréhension orale, tu trouveras des enregistrements (vidéo ou audio) juste en dessous... Train your ears here, good luck! Winner of the 2017 WWOOF Canada Video Contest!*This video is a snapshot of the two months I spent living, working, and WWOOFing at Chuckleberry Community Fa... - CO Creating Captain A

- Capture d’écran 2020-10-02 à 16.01.13.png TRAIN YOURSELF: Pronounce the following verbs in the preterit using the correct ending /t/, /d/ or /id/ - Capture d’écran 2020-10-02 à 16.01.23.png

AXE 2 : Espace privé et espace public / Private and public sphere Women of Prohibition Key question : How did American women’s place in society change with Prohibition? Mission 1: Cultural Background Read the Cultural file on Prohibition and complete the worksheet - 1 AXE 2 Women of Prohibition worksheet.docx LISTENING COMPREHENSION CONNECT ON

AXE 6: LA CRÉATION ET LE RAPPORT AUX ARTS KEY QUESTION: How can art on the street broaden our horizons? PART A: INTRODUCTION: Let's take a stroll (Allons flâner...) Photo 1: Street Entertainer, Brick Lane Market, London Photo 2: Poet for Hire, Southwark, Bankside, London Photo 3: A group of dancers performing on Earlham Street, outside Cambridge

AXE 3: ART & POWER Key question: Does Art reflect the world we live in? Art can act like a mirror to life, showing us the world in a new and vivid manner. Art can be used to change the way we look at the world, our society and even ourselves. DEBATING: What is art for you? - 1 AXE 3 Art et Pouvoir INTRO worksheet.docx HOMEWORK 1: Read the followi

- Brazilian wax museum WORKSHEET.docx A little-known wax-figure museum in Rolândia, Brazil, has become the subject of intense ridicule thanks to a rediscovered six-year-old video that's putting audiences in stitches. Unlike Madame ... CARL WARNER Have you ever been scolded for playing with your food? If so, forget what you were told; Artist Gaku h

Test your knowlege in the following exercise. Good luck! Character Traits - Definitions, an interactive worksheet by TMarianVDL liveworksheets.com Personality Adjectives with Examples and Pictures Anxious – He was anxious to preserve his reputation. Naughty – You’re a very naughty boy! Look what you’ve done! Stubborn – He was too stubborn

INTRODUCTION: The brief History of Advertising - The brief History of Advertising.docx An info graphic presentation of the brief history of advertising using motion graphics, stretching as far back as the Ancient Egyptians up to the modern day.... - 1B ARTVERTISING worksheet.docx On July 9, 1962, a little-known artist named Andy Warhol opened a s