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Séquence 13 · Project: present our class project

How can we present our class project in two minutes?

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Dans cette séquence de anglais, tu vas chercher à répondre à la grande question écrite en haut de la page. Elle se fait en 3 séances. Pour chaque séance : lis la consigne, étudie les documents, réponds aux questions sur ta feuille ou sur l'ENT, puis recopie l'essentiel dans ton cahier. Tu peux imprimer cette page avec le bouton « Imprimer ».

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Les mots importants

Plan a 2-minute presentationTenses for a project storyRecord the presentation

Ressources de la séquence

Les notions, les repères et les pistes pour aller plus loin, utiles pour toutes les séances.

Les notions à maîtriser

Plan a 2-minute presentation
A good presentation has an introduction (the topic and the plan), 3 parts (what we did, how, the result) and a conclusion (what we learnt, what's next). Use signposts: To begin with, Moving on to…, To conclude…
Tenses for a project story
For a project: the past simple for what you did (we built), the present perfect for the result now (we have finished), and will or going to for the next step (we are going to sell…).
Record the presentation
When you speak: look at your audience, speak slowly, use notes with key words only (not full sentences). At the end, invite a question: Do you have any questions?

Repères culturels

DateÉvénement
1984First TED conference in Monterey: the short talk becomes a genre.

Pour aller plus loin

Sources et bibliographie

Mon parcours : je choisis mon rythme

Séance 1 · Plan a 2-minute presentation

60 min

Séance approfondie : cours développé, documents sourcés, activités exigeantes avec coups de pouce.

La question du jour

How can I organise the parts of an oral presentation?

Mon plan de travail

Le cours à lire · Plan a 2-minute presentation

A good presentation has an introduction (the topic and the plan), 3 parts (what we did, how, the result) and a conclusion (what we learnt, what's next). Use signposts: To begin with, Moving on to…, To conclude…

Document 1 · Our plan

Document written for the lesson (model text).

Good morning. Today, we are going to present our class project: a mobile food stand. To begin with, I'll explain the idea. Moving on to the work, we designed the menu and built the counter. Then I'll show the result. To conclude, I'll tell you what we learnt.

Source : Model text written for the lesson.

Pour bien lire ce document :

Introduction (topic + plan) → signposts (To begin with, Moving on to, Then, To conclude).

Activité 1 · Understand

10 min
Essentiel

Supports : Document 1

Capacité travaillée : Understand a document and notice how the language works.

Consigne :

Read document 1 and answer.

  1. What does document 1 show about the point of the lesson (Plan a 2-minute presentation)?

Ce qui est attendu (5 pts) : Understanding

Activité 2 · Practise

15 min
Essentiel

Supports : Lesson, document 1

Consigne :

Complete with the right signpost.

  1. Today, we are going to ___ our project.
  2. To ___ with, I'll explain the idea.
  3. ___ (Moving on / Moving in / Move on) to the work…
  4. To ___, I'll tell you what we learnt.
  5. The last part is the ___ (conclusion / introduction).

Ce qui est attendu (7 pts) : Exercise

Activité 3 · Produce (writing)

15 min
Travail à rendre

Supports : Lesson sheet

Consigne :

Write the plan of a 2-minute presentation of a class project (real or imagined) with 4 signposts. Sentence starters: Today, we are going to present… · To begin with,… Moving on to… · To conclude,…

Ce qui est attendu (8 pts) : Production

Trace écrite · document à compléter (papier ou ENT)

Complète la trace écrite avec les mots de la banque, puis recopie-la dans ton cahier.

concludeconclusionintroduction

A good presentation has an ____________ (the topic and the plan), 3 parts (what we did, how, the result) and a __________ (what we learnt, what's next). Use signposts: To begin with, Moving on to…, To ________…

Séance 2 · Tenses for a project story

60 min

Séance approfondie : cours développé, documents sourcés, activités exigeantes avec coups de pouce.

La question du jour

How can I use past, present perfect and future in one talk?

Mon plan de travail

Le cours à lire · Tenses for a project story

For a project: the past simple for what you did (we built), the present perfect for the result now (we have finished), and will or going to for the next step (we are going to sell…).

Document 1 · The story of our project

Document written for the lesson (model text).

In September, we chose the idea of a mobile food stand. In November, we built the counter and painted it. Now we have finished the menu and we have tested five recipes. Next month, we are going to sell sandwiches at the school fair.

Source : Model text written for the lesson.

Pour bien lire ce document :

chose, built, painted = past simple. have finished, have tested = result now. are going to sell = plan.

Activité 1 · Understand

10 min
Essentiel

Supports : Document 1

Capacité travaillée : Understand a document and notice how the language works.

Consigne :

Read document 1 and answer.

  1. What does document 1 show about the point of the lesson (Tenses for a project story)?

Ce qui est attendu (5 pts) : Understanding

Activité 2 · Practise

15 min
Essentiel

Supports : Lesson, document 1

Consigne :

Choose the right tense.

  1. In September, we ___ (chose / have chosen / choose) the idea.
  2. Now we ___ (have finished / finished / will finish) the menu.
  3. Next month, we ___ (are going to sell / sold / have sold) sandwiches.
  4. In November, we ___ the counter. (build)
  5. We have ___ five recipes. (test)

Ce qui est attendu (7 pts) : Exercise

Activité 3 · Produce (writing)

15 min
Travail à rendre

Supports : Lesson sheet

Consigne :

Write 6 sentences about a class project: 2 in the past simple, 2 in the present perfect, 2 about the future. Sentence starters: In…, we… · Now we have… · Next…, we are going to…

Ce qui est attendu (8 pts) : Production

Trace écrite · document à compléter (papier ou ENT)

Complète la trace écrite avec les mots de la banque, puis recopie-la dans ton cahier.

finishedsellsimple

For a project: the past ______ for what you did (we built), the present perfect for the result now (we have ________), and will or going to for the next step (we are going to ______…).

Séance 3 · Record the presentation

60 min

Séance approfondie : cours développé, documents sourcés, activités exigeantes avec coups de pouce.

La question du jour

How can I present a project for two minutes and answer a question?

Mon plan de travail

Le cours à lire · Record the presentation

When you speak: look at your audience, speak slowly, use notes with key words only (not full sentences). At the end, invite a question: Do you have any questions? If you don't understand, ask: Could you repeat, please?

Document 1 · Our presentation

Document written for the lesson (model text).

Good morning. Today, I'm going to present our mobile food stand. To begin with, the idea came from a survey: students wanted healthy snacks. Moving on to the work, we built the counter in the workshop and we tested five recipes. Now the stand is ready. To conclude, I've learnt to work in a team and to manage a budget. Do you have any questions?

Source : Model text written for the lesson.

Pour bien lire ce document :

The speaker follows the plan, uses three tenses and ends with a question to the audience.

Activité 1 · Understand

10 min
Essentiel

Supports : Document 1

Capacité travaillée : Understand a document and notice how the language works.

Consigne :

Read document 1 and answer.

  1. What does document 1 show about the point of the lesson (Record the presentation)?

Ce qui est attendu (5 pts) : Understanding

Activité 2 · Practise

15 min
Essentiel

Supports : Lesson, document 1

Consigne :

Listen or read. Complete.

  1. The idea came from a ___.
  2. Students wanted healthy ___.
  3. They tested five ___.
  4. The speaker has learnt to manage a ___.
  5. If you don't understand, say: Could you ___, please?

Ce qui est attendu (7 pts) : Exercise

Activité 3 · Produce (speaking)

15 min
Travail à rendre

Supports : Lesson sheet

Consigne :

Record a 2-minute presentation of your class project or of an invented project. Then record your answer to one question. Sentence starters: Good morning. Today, I'm going to present… · To begin with,… Moving on to… Now… · To conclude, I've learnt… Do you have any questions?

Ce qui est attendu (8 pts) : Production

Trace écrite · document à compléter (papier ou ENT)

Complète la trace écrite avec les mots de la banque, puis recopie-la dans ton cahier.

repeatslowlywords

When you speak: look at your audience, speak ______, use notes with key ______ only (not full sentences). At the end, invite a question: Do you have any questions? If you don't understand, ask: Could you ______, please?

Fiche à trous · je complète

Complète le texte avec les mots de la banque (sur papier ou dans le document de l'ENT).

conclusionfinishedintroductionsellsimpleslowlywords

A good presentation has an ____________ (the topic and the plan), 3 parts (what we did, how, the result) and a __________ (what we learnt, what's next).

For a project: the past ______ for what you did (we built), the present perfect for the result now (we have ________), and will or going to for the next step (we are going to ______…).

When you speak: look at your audience, speak ______, use notes with key ______ only (not full sentences).

Ce que j'ai appris

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