Wishing you all a splendid summer, whether in Tunisia or elsewhere! Here are some interesting resources to practise your English on rainy days, or for fun! 

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PMF's 3e and 2nde's writing skills were challenged at the end of this school year: they were asked to fit ten (almost) random words into a text: a story, a poem, long or short, serious or humorous: whatever they liked as long as the ten given words were included. Check on the students'productions HERE, you're going to be impressed with their imagination and talent!

The media keep evolving at a fast pace. "New" media have appeared, as well as new ways to get informed, and new ways to inform. The line between professional and amateur journalism is vanishing. Check on this issue with PMF's TL LVA's mindmap. 

PMF's Terminale L LVA had a close look at the way American history has often been simplified... or should we say mystified. Both Hollywood and popular culture are responsible for this somewhat biased presentation of the truth. So let's visit a few of these myths! 

"American progress", Paul Gast, 1872

Another student was inspired by the "Manifest Destiny" concept and wrote this poem as a tribute to Native Americans. 

As for Emma, she chose another means of expression and drew this cartoon: 

As we completed our chapter on Louisiana, some students used a mindmap to sort out the information we had gathered on one of the most fascinating states of the US. It is also interesting to see how different people can organise the same data in their own personal way, showing once more how enriching diversity can be.