Transcript of Cultural Assimilator: Unit 6 Les Sports et Les Passe-Temps.
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- Cultural Assimilator: Unit 6 Les Sports et Les Passe-Temps
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- 1. Les Sports au Lyce You have an exchange student from Paris
staying with you for the school year. She is very surprised to see
that on the first Friday many students and teachers wear shirts
with your schools logo. She thinks this is strange because
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- 1. Les Sports au Lyce 1.French high school students are
required to wear only blue, white, and red on Fridays to show
national pride. 2.In France, it is customary to dress up every
Friday for school. The boys wear suits and the girls wear dresses.
3.They dont have the same sense of school pride and rivalry between
schools since they dont have sports teams to play each other.
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- 1. Les Sports au Lyce 1.French high school students are
required to wear only blue, white, and red on Fridays to show
national pride. 2.In France, it is customary to dress up every
Friday for school. The boys wear suits and the girls wear dresses.
3.They dont have the same sense of school pride and rivalry between
schools since they dont have sports teams to play each other.
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- 1. Les Sports au Lyce Why dont they have school sports teams in
France? 1.The French are all very nerdy and they dont have any
interest in school sports except for chess. 2.The French are not
very athletic. 3.It is culturally unacceptable to wear sneakers.
4.They have local clubs that kids can join to play sports after
school and on weekends.
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- 1. Les Sports au Lyce Why dont they have school sports teams in
France? 1.The French are all very nerdy and they dont have any
interest in school sports except for chess. 2.The French are not
very athletic. 3.It is culturally unacceptable to wear sneakers.
4.They have local clubs that kids can join to play sports after
school and on weekends.
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- 2. What is the most popular sport in France? le football
amricain le football le base-ball le basket-ball
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- 2. What is the most popular sport in France?
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- 3. Le Foot et La Coupe du Monde The FIFA World Cup, often
simply the World Cup (La Coupe du Monde), is an international
soccer competition of senior mens national teams of the members of
Fdration Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), the sport's
global governing body. The championship has been awarded every four
years since the first tournament in 1930, except in 1942 and 1946
when it was not held because of the Second World War.FIFA
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- 3. World Cup Trivia! 1. Who is the current champion who won the
last World Cup Title in 2010? 2. Where was the first World Cup
Final held and who won? 3. In 2006, France and Italy played in the
final hosted by Germany. Who won? What was the controversial action
by Frances Zinedine Zidane? Spain Montevideo, Uruguay Coup de
Boule- Cliquez ici Italy Uruguay defeated Argentina 4-2
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- 4. Parkour! What is Parkour? Have you ever heard of it?
Parkour? - Cliquez ici Practitioners aim to move from one place to
another, negotiating the obstacles in between. The discipline uses
no equipment and is non-competitive. A male practitioner is
generally called a "traceur", a female a "traceuse". The term Le
parcours" was passed down to David Belle from his father Raymond
Belle who is credited as the father of the sport. The term derives
from "parcours du combattant", the classic French obstacle course
method of military training proposed by George Hbert.
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- Additional Cultural Resources Lectures Culturelles de Bon
Voyage, Chapter 10 pages 342-343/Audio Track #29 Glencoe Video
Program, Episode 10 and 13 Check out the Sports Bloopers video on
the communication center! This video includes some fun sports
bloopers and an introduction to Parkour! After each clip, press
pause for a chance to practice the vocabulary from this unit! (The
video can take an entire period if you take time to review between
clips)