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Dot to Dot Mystery Map ( Enchanted Learning )

Dot to Dot Mystery Map ( Enchanted Learning ) . A2- : Ce homework peut être donné aux élèves avant séance 1 + + quelques questions simples. What is the capital of this country?. 2. What is the name of the river that flows near this capital city?.

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Dot to Dot Mystery Map ( Enchanted Learning )

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  1. Dot to Dot Mystery Map (Enchanted Learning) A2- : Ce homework peut être donné aux élèves avant séance 1 + + quelques questions simples. • What is the capital of this country? 2. What is the name of the river that flows near this capital city? 3. What ocean borders this country to the south? 4. What is the name of the bay to the east of this country? 5. What is the name of the sea to the northwestof this country? 6.What is the name of the chain of mountains located along the north of this country ? Connect the dots to draw the borders of a mystery country. Then use a globe or atlas to figure out which country you have drawn.

  2. From … : To ….. : Object … : Destination : Length of the stay: What … for ? Type of accomodation : Tilak’s feelings :

  3. INDIA

  4. Mots à introduire – donner aux élèves ce qu’ils demandent - PEOPLE: A woman bathing in the Ganges – she is fully dressed .. – Quite strange// rather odd - A man charming a snake = snake charmer (wearing a traditional turban) A woman wearing a beautiful silk sari : it must be very expensive. Poor children … Tourists in front of a temple + DEITIES : ex: GHANESH PLACES : HIMALAYAS GANGES River TAJ MAHAL SLUMS A LUXURIOUS VILLA A TEMPLE FOOD A bowl of spices ? REACTIONS : This temple looks really stunning : the tourists must be impressed. The Taj Mahal must be a fascinating place. I would like to see it. Which photo do you like best ? Why ? Would you like to go to India ? (A2) = Do you feel like going there ? (B1) A apporter: Indian people believe cows are sacred / holy animals. They believe bathing in the Ganges (a holy river) purifies them -

  5. INDIA IS IN SOUTH ASIA. INDIA IS NOT JUST A PLACE. Indiais not just a people. Indiais the celestial music, And insidethat music Anybodyfromany corner of the globe Can find the real significance of life. Sri Chinmoy

  6. The Republic of India INDIAN OCEAN 28 States – 7 union territories -

  7. GROUP 1. Population ? Official languages ? Capital ? Religion ? Climate ? Famous places ? Landscapes ? Sport ? Food ? Currency? Size ?

  8. GROUP 2. the seventh largest country: 3.3 million sq. km the second most populated: over 1.2 billion people Hindi / English + more than 400 languages & dialects New Delhi + 2 other large cities : Mumbai/Kolkatta Sikhism / Hinduism / Muslim/ Buddhism From tropical climate in the south to temperate in the north. Monsoon season = June to September: very hot& wet. Taj Mahal / Agra- Lots of historical sites • Varied landscapes : • - Himalayas ( mountains in • The North // Mount Everest) • River Ganges & huge plains • Deserts • Tropical jungles • - Lots of beaches rupee rich & spicy: rice & vegetables mostly. - hockey / cricket

  9. ANTICIPATION : C.O.

  10. On the one hand, the well-off VS on the other hand the poor, the beggars INDIA is a land of contrasts: A huge difference/discrepancy between the poor and the rich There is a real gap / a huge – an enormous contrast between ……. The poor live in slums but the rich live in big expensive houses. The poor live in awful/ dreadful / depressing slums whereas the rich have/own (can afford) big impressive luxury houses/ residences. Some children can enjoy their parents’ high standard of living while others have terrible living conditions. Contrary to // unlike the 2 children who are enjoying themselves, who are well-looked after, the baby boy is naked, left alone.

  11. I CREATE AN INFORMATIVE and ATTRACTIVE LEAFLET ABOUT INDIA

  12. TOURISM : lien à donner à tous les élèves. http://www.incredibleindia.org/

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