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WOODSTOCK Want to learn more? Go and check the following links: Click here to discover a website dedicated to the Woodstock festival... Click here to watch a gallery of photos... Click here to watch Janis Joplin at the Woodstock Festival... Click here...

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Seconde D/E Tuesday, September 17th 2013. New York New York is composed of five districts / neighborhoods / parts : The Bronx in the North, Brooklyn in the South East, Queens in the East, Manhattan in the center and Staten Island in the South West. The...

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Seconde B/C Monday, September 16th 2013. The history of New York: Before 1626, the Indians lived on the Island of Manhatta. In 1626, the Dutch paid $24 to the Indians to buy the Island. They called it New Amsterdam. They stayed and settled there until...

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Monday, September 16th 2013. Let it be... This is a radio report about the single “Let it be”, which was released in 1970. Paul McCartney wrote it in 1969 after a dream he had of his mother Mary, who died when he was 14. In that dream, his mother told...

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Monday, September 16th 2013. Fashion designer Stella McCartney

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Thursday, September 12th 2013. Bob Marley Bob Marley was born in 1945 in Jamaica. He died of a cancer in 1981. He grew up in the ghetto of Kingston, which explains why he sang about it / about segregation. His message is mainly to denounce … inequality...

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Oral comprehension: Gemma talks about induction programmes and how her own company welcomes new recruits: Part 1: Part 2:

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Thursday, September 12th 2013 New York City New York City is located on the East coast of the United States. It is situated along the Hudson River. The city is composed of five boroughs / districts / parts: Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten...

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Wednesday, September 11th 2013. Mr & Mrs Andrews This document is a painting. It was painted by Thomas Gainsborough in 1750 (seventeen fifty). It’s entitled “Mr & Mrs Andrews”. It’s a portrait. In the foreground, we can see two people, one is standing,...

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