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Réflexion : Cette séquence aborde la question des stéréotypes : quelle est l'image que nous avons des
autres pays et de leurs habitants ? Bien que souvent caricaturale, est-elle toujours fausse ?
Tâche finale : EE Après avoir étudié un article de presse sur les stéréotypes qui concernent le
Royaume-Uni et qui permet de distinguer le vrai du faux, les élèves devront rédiger un article du même
style sur leur propre pays.
For fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5kGVV8AA0I Kids try breakfast from around the world
Etape 1 : EO
The British people/ The Brits / Britons/The British/ The English people
never…
Most of the British people like tea and eat fish and chips
British people eat bacon and eggs, sausages and baked beans for
breakfast most of the time
Most of the Brits are fashionable (=chic)/like fashion. They have a special way to get dressed.
In England, it rains every single day and the English people have a
pale skin.
Etape 2 : CO Worksheet #1
Grouting=coulis (mortier)
Name the different stereotypes and explain what Jamie Oliver says
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Extra questions:
What does jamie Oliver say about the Great Fire of London? --------------------------------------------------
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H0YPXCozs
Grouting=coulis (mortier)
What is this video about? This video is about/ deals with British stereotypes
What is the purpose of the video? The purpose (=le but) of the video is to show that these British
stereotypes are wrong and Jamie Oliver uses humour to do so. He dispels the myth.
Name the different stereotypes and explain what Jamie Oliver says
-cooking. He says that they (the British) can cook. Everybody thinks they can’t.
-mushy peas. He says that everybody thinks mushy peas are disgusting whereas (=alors que) he says
they are delicious. However (=cependant), he compares them to grouting (that we use to build walls)
-weather. He says that it doesn’t always rain in England and that it’s actually (=en fait) just like the
Bahamas with a hot weather every single day and that they create rain to keep tourists out of the
country/ so that (=pour que) the tourists leave the country.
-France. He says it is wrong to think that the British hate the French. They actually hate loads of other
countries.
Extra questions:
What does jamie Oliver say about the Great Fire of London? That it started in a bakery but he says that
the recipe says “well done” (=bien cuit ou bien fait! =serves you right!)
What funny joke does Jamie do on mushy peas ? he says they make the most fantastic grouting (what
we use to build walls)
Who is Jamie Oliver? He is a famous British chef. He wrote cook books and he presented numerous TV
shows in which he denounced junk food
Etape 2 : 15 min Audio Erica: stereotypes about French and American people
CO https://audio-lingua.ac-versailles.fr/spip.php?article7243
Listen to the audio several times and take notes, then check your findings you’re
your partner
Etape 3 : 10 min How far do you agree with her (Erica)?
EO Map How Americans see Europe
Etape 4 : 15 min Write a short paragraph with your partner giving your opinion on Erica’s point of
view. Try to have a moderate opinion.
Take notes:
Erika who is an American girl thinks that all the French people carry baguettes and wear striped shirt and
berets. She also thinks that they are very snooty and rude but especially the Parisians. She says that the
French smell really bad.
Then she talks about the stereotypes that French people have on the Americans. She knows that most
French people think that the Americans are all fat and eat a lot of junk food and tend to be bigger.
French people usually think that everything is bigger in the USA but for instance the pupils’ lockers are
tiny.
6 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
7 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
8 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
→Certains adj sont employés comme des noms : the rich- the poor- the young – the blind- the deaf – the
handicapped- the disabled- the unemployed
Attention ils ne prennent pas de -s
Ex : the young people next door are moving out= les jeunes d’â côté déménagent
Every et All
« every » est toujours suivi d’un nom au singulier et d’un verbe au singulier :
Every summer we have a holiday by the sea. Sarah has been to every country in Europe. Every house in
the street is the same. Every country has a national flag
Every day= tous les jours, chaque jour all day= toute la journée
Idem pour every morning- all morning, every night, all night…
Homework:
1) Learn the new words + how to express your opinion (padlet) 2) Take notes on the grammatical
explanations: quantifiers (online exercise to train https://www.tolearnenglish.com/exercises/exercise-
english-2/exercise-english-26013.php (padlet)3) Don’t forget to watch long video with the worksheet (Paul
Taylor’s) (padlet)
10 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
Etape 2 : 15 min Video How British are you? Work with your partner
CO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZyvX6g7lA0&t=53s
https://ladigitale.dev/digiview/#/v/64df96d9e7507
2) report some of them who fit and some who don’t. Why do they fit? Why don’t they fit?
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12 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
Etape 2 : 15 min Discover British humour on that topic and try to make the same kind of cartoons
EO on French stereotypes
Etape 3 : 10 min
EO
Etape 4 : 15 min
Etape 5 : 5 min
13 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
14 Séquence 2nde- CLICHES AND CULTURAL HABITS Axe 4 : Self-representation and relationships to others
https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-worksheets/reading-comprehension/reading-for-detail-deep-
reading/human-rights-and-discrimination/stereotypes/115406