MAN CALLING HIS DAD TO ANNOUNCE HE WAS ABOUT TO WIN
By Jonathan Carre (Lycée Galilée, Gennevilliers (92)) on 14 December 2015 (15:00) - Games
Chect this out!
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire is back
By Jonathan Carre (Lycée Galilée, Gennevilliers (92)) on 14 December 2015 (14:54) - Games
Here's the link to another game! Enjoy!! Just copy and paste it into your browser.
https://www.superteachertools.net/millionaire/online/game1450099728.php
Introductory speech:
Hello and welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire! Tonight we're playing with XXX
Hello XXXX and welcome to the program. Tonight you're just 15 questions away from winning a million dollars.
XXXX tell us where you're from.
How old are you?
What are you studying?
XXX if you won 1 million dollars - which now is a serious possibility - what would you do with it?
Alright! To win the rules are very simple. The more questions you get right, the more money you'll win. Now, you don't have to decide whether you want to play on until you've seen the question and the four possible answers. You can quit at any stage and keep the money you've already won. However, if you decide to answer a question and get it wrong, you'll go home with absolutely nothing. If you go as far as question 5, you get $1,000. If you get to question 10, you get home with $32,000 or $1,000,000 if you get as far as the 15th question. Because we don't want you to get home empty handed, we're giving you 3 lifelines. If you happen to be stuck, you can call a friend, ask the audience or go 50/50 where we get rid of 2 wrong answers.
Do you understand these rules?
Ok, let's play who wants to be a millionaire
Ideal school
By LaimeneTesnym on 10 December 2015 (18:57) - 10th grade
I chose to present the ideal school of Amina's group. This school is called "National Parisian School". It's a public school, which means that every student from all over the world can enroll. It's not free, but it's not expensive : It's less than 200 euros per year.
This school is composed of 6 classes. There is a rest room where you can find TVs, videogames, beds, sofas... allowing students to relax. You can also find a little Macdonald's restaurant. Students have school on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10 am to midday, and after lunch from 2 pm to 4 pm. During the courses, students use tablets : they write and study on it. There are many subjects available like cooking, astronomy, English, Spanish, mathematics, biology, chemistry, French, physics...
Teachers are real. They are projected from home. They are available everyday via skype, text...
In terms of rules, students can't use their phoneS in class. They can't chew gum. There are many other rules, and if students don't respect these rules, they can be expelled.
READ, GUYS!
By ThaiJohanna on 21 November 2015 (18:31) - 11th grade
This is why we have to read books & watch less TV :)
Just to make you guys laugh a little
By Jonathan Carre (Lycée Galilée, Gennevilliers (92)) on 16 November 2015 (16:30) - Fun
I will never teach you inappropriate language and I probably shouldn't be posting this but I'm sure it'll make you laugh. You guys already know the f-word anyway, right?
Some word to pay tribute in France...
By JobardOkssana on 16 November 2015 (00:43) - 12th grade
This Friday night, all the world saw what happened in Paris.
Some people even lived it. Us, the French people, we lived our September 11th... A nameless horror put France in mourning.
I think the medias have already spoken enough about the huge number of victims, so it won't be the topic of this article.
Let's have a thought for the victims' families, which were destroyed in hours, while people were just living their lives...
Let's have a thought for the doctors who are overwhelmed, and who work night and day to save all the people they can...
Let's have a thought for law enforcement which do not hesitate to sacrifice their lives for us while some of us are offending them for nothing just to give them a style...
Let's have a thought for our muslim fellow countrymen who are the victims of too much confusion with those monsters.
Together, France will rise, and so will the values she represents ! We are strong, We are not afraid, We are Paris !
Vive la France, la liberté, l'égalité et la fraternité !
Leads
By ChangLinda on 11 November 2015 (23:16) - 11th grade
Hey guys !
The holidays are already over, no one was ready to go back to school obviously...
Anyway, we had to pretend to be the journalist who was in charge of the report, and to write a sensational lead, so here is mine :
Lana Smith for VOA News, Alexandria, Virginia
Today is October 20th, it is 6 pm Eastern Time. My name is Lana Smith and I will present the new topic of the day, which is about evolving families. I am going to interview Richard Morin, the editor of a new study. He will tell us everything we want to know, from why couples decide to live together to the Americans' opinion about marriage.
Thanks for reading, see you in class, lol :-)
Example of Lead
By KaloulArkane on 11 November 2015 (22:42) - 11th grade
Hello everyone !
Here's my lead for the report that we'll write :
ALEXANDRIA , VA : The idea of
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Here's my lead for the report that we'll write :
ALEXANDRIA , VA : The idea of
the typical American familyhas changed. The Doerings are a typical family. Richard Morin made a study about the evolution of family structure by explaining to us that there has been news ways of life since the end of the 20th century.
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