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English Day by Day is designed for school students to improve their performance in the English language.

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Sports encouraged by Michelle Obama's ad

Hi guys, 

 

today we finished talking about Michelle Obama's ad campaign: "Let's Move". Here is what you wrote in your lesson books:


    Experts tell us that kids need 60 minutes of activity a day to grow up healthy. And we know that regular physical activity boosts kids' concentration and creativity. And it is even linked to improve academic performance.

    Best of all, moving around is just plain fun. And one of the most fun ways to get moving is by exploring America's great outdoors. No matter where you live, there are places near you to get out and get active: from biking around your neighborhood to playing tag or capture the flag in an urban park, from hiking on a mountain trail to paddling around a lake or catching an early morning wave.
   
    The great outdoors is America's first and best playground. So what are you waiting for? Grab a backpack and get moving outside with your family today.

    For more information on where to go and what to do outside, visit letsmove.gov

 

Strategy: Transformer un verbe en nom

ex: pour parler d'un sport, il suffit d'ajouter -ing au verbe d'action de ce sport.

-> (to) climb mountains = climbing
-> (to) play tag = playing tag

...

Vocabulary:

- backpack -> backpacking

- paddle -> paddling

- canoe -> canoeing

- kayak -> kayaking

- surf -> surfing

 

Remember: how to express ADVICE = SHOULD + BV

Ex:

You should explore America's great outdoors.
You should bike around your neighbourhood.
You
should grab a backpack and get moving outside.
...

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Homework:

- apprendre la leçon et le nouveau vocabulaire.
- terminer la fiche distribuée (compléter les mots qui ont été coupés par la photocopieuse).

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