Le Portail des Langues Vivantes Étrangères au Collège Alice Guy – 69008 LYON – 04 37 90 46 10 – ce.0694295u@ac-lyon.fr
Ce mercredi 7 février, les élèves de 3e en option LCE anglais ont assisté avec leur assistante américaine à une adaptation théâtrale en anglais de la vie de Nelson Mandela, proposée par une compagnie de théâtre anglophone. Pendant 1h30, les comédiens originaires d’Afrique du Sud, de Nouvelle-Zélande et du Togo ont retracé les grandes étapes de la vie de Mandela.
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Un épisode de l’émission “Quelle histoire!” sur TV5 Monde (FR) qui vous présente la vie de Nelson Mandela et l’histoire de la fin de l’apartheid en Afrique du Sud. Soyez curieux, rendez-vous sur la chaîne de l’émission pour découvrir les portraits d’autres artisans de la paix.
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Did you know Nelson Mandela’s true name is Rolihlahla Mandela? Born into the Madiba clan in the Eastern Cape, on 18 July 1918, Mandela’s primary school teacher decided to give him the name « Nelson », in keeping with the custom of giving all schoolchildren British names, thus denying their true African culture. Watch this narrated version of Mandela’s story to discover
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Nouveau record battu pour Alice Guy : Vous serez 76 élèves à représenter notre collège au jeu concours en anglais The Big Challenge en avril 2024! Well done, toute l’équipe d’anglais vous remercie pour votre implication!
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Un épisode de l’émission « Quelle histoire! » sur TV5 Monde (FR) qui vous présente la vie de Martin Luther King. Soyez curieux, rendez-vous sur la chaîne de l’émission pour découvrir les portraits d’autres artisans de la paix.
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64 years later, author, civil rights activist and icon of American history Ruby Bridges shares personal details about her incredible act of bravery as a six year-old, and reminds us that children aren’t born with prejudice and hatred, they learn it from adults.
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Imagine that you are six years old and it’s your first day in a new school. You are wearing a special outfit. (…) Official-looking men in suits are there to escort you to the building. A wild, screaming crowd is gathered outside. Could it be a parade? Your teacher greets you warmly, but where are your classmates? Why are you
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Les vidéos décalées de l’émission « À Musée Vous, À Musée Moi » sur Arte vous présente en français ce célèbre tableau sous forme de saynètes humoristiques.
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« In February 1926, Carter G. Woodson sent out a press release announcing the first African American History Week. He chose February because the month contained the birthdays of both Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, two prominent men whose historic achievements African Americans already celebrated. (Lincoln’s birthday was February 12; Douglass, who was formerly enslaved, hadn’t known his actual birthday, but
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The Black History Month 2024 theme, “African Americans and the Arts,” explores the key influence African Americans have had in the fields of « visual and performing arts, literature, fashion, folklore, language, film, music, architecture, culinary and other forms of cultural expression. »
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Le test numérique ev@lang se déroulera entre le 11 mars et le 15 mars 2024 pour les 3e. Pensez à vous munir d’écouteurs pour la partie compréhension orale. Un dossier est à disposition dans le cartable numérique.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day, in the United States, is a holiday (third Monday in January) honouring the achievements of Martin Luther King, Jr. A Baptist minister who advocated the use of nonviolent means to end racial segregation, he first came to national prominence during a bus boycott by African Americans in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1955.
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Yolanda Renee King, the only grandchild of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, reflects on her family’s legacy in her first children’s book, « We Dream a World. » Yolanda Renee never got the chance to meet her grandfather, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., assassinated in 1968. However, she is one of the countless activists inspired by his actions.
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Located in the oldest public park in the US, The Embrace is a 20-foot-tall monument in Boston by artist Hank Willis Thomas, two sets of bronze arms forever locked in a hug, representing Coretta Scott King and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., captured during an intimate moment in 1964 when Dr. King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Watch Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his powerful and historic “I Have a Dream” speech during the March on Washington in 1963. This speech, symbolizing the fight for equality and justice, resonates with the aspirations of millions for a society free from discrimination and segregation. King’s eloquent words and compelling vision continue to inspire the quest for civil rights
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From New Zealand to Brazil, watch people celebrate New Year’s Eve all around the world. Happy New Year 2024! Your language teachers
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Hannah, our language assistant is from Detroit : The Tree Lighting ceremony welcomes thousands of visitors to downtown Detroit. Watch the video! Les 4e LCE anglais publieront prochainement une édition spéciale de leur magazine sur Detroit… stay tuned 😉 !
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