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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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6eme 2 - freshmen

Jim Ricotti - Dialogue

Jim Ricotti - Dialogue

Hi guys, today you had to act out the dialogue between the customs officer, Jim Ricotti, and his secretary. Here is the lesson: Customs officer (C.O.): "Excuse me sir, may I see your passport please? Your name is Licotti." Jim Ricotti (J.R.): "No, Ricotti....

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Jim Ricotti, the gangster!

Jim Ricotti, the gangster!

Hi guys, today we continued working on Jim Ricotti's arrest at the airport. Here is what we said: Lesson: Jim Ricotti, the gangster / the bandit. Who? - There is a man, a businessman. His name is Jim Ricotti. He sells Italian food (pasta). -> He is from...

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Nationalities - Recap + "At the customs desk with Jim Ricotti"

Nationalities - Recap + "At the customs desk with Jim Ricotti"

Hi guys, today we first made a recap of nationalities and countries and we finished writing the lesson. Here is what we said: - He's Irish = He's from Ireland - They're Irish = He's from Ireland and he's from Northern Ireland. He's British. - She's Australian...

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English-speaking countries and their nationalities

Hi guys, today we finished the lesson on countries and nationalities. Here is what we wrote in the copybooks: Lesson: Countries and nationalities English-speaking countries: - India -> Indian - The United States of America -> American - Canada -> Canadian...

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Numbers, countries and nationalities

Numbers, countries and nationalities

Hi guys, today we first had to write a lesson about numbers because many of you don't know how to count correctly in English. Then we continued with a lesson about countries and nationalities. You learned lots of new vocabulary about countries where English...

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Class rules - Dos and Don'ts - What you musn't do!

Hi guys, today we wrote a lesson about what you must do and what you mustn't do in class. Remember: the imperative! Positif: Il suffit de mettre le verbe (l'action) à faire. Ex: Put up your hand! Négatif: Il suffit d'ajouter " Don't " devant. Ex: Don't...

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Simon says...

Simon says...

Hi guys, today we first worked on class rules (orders) again and we played "Simon says..." to see if you remembered everything okay.Then I gave you some exercices where letters were missing and you had to find them again. You can download those exercises...

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Spelling Bee!

Spelling Bee!

Hi guys, today was the first school spelling bee at Joliot Curie. I hope you enjoyed it! Some of you were not very convincing though... I really thought you would do better and I'm a bit disappointed. I know you can do MUCH BETTER... See you next time,...

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Classroom English (recap for the bookmark) + Class Rules

Classroom English (recap for the bookmark) + Class Rules

Hey, today you first had to work on finishing your " Classroom English Bookmark ". I can't say that you did a good job... for those who will have to do it all over again, you can download the bookmark and the "solution" here again. Then we continued the...

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Lesson: asking for permission

Lesson: asking for permission

Hi guys, today we first did a quick recap of last time's lesson (classroom English) and we studied how the questions were built when you want to ask someone if something is possible. Structure: Auxiliaire - Sujet - Verbe - Complément ? Examples: Can I...

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