3 DAUDET: today's lesson!

 

Examples of Jim Crow Laws

In Maryland, White girls were not allowed to have children with a black man.

In Georgia, a black barber was forbidden to have white female clients.

In Nebraska, white people were forbidden to marry colored people.

In Alabama, a white person was not allowed to play with a black person.

In Missouri, white children and black children were not allowed to go to school together. They had to go to separate schools.

In Arkansas, black prisoners were forbidden to be chained to white prisoners.

 

Vocabulary:

Together: ensemble

Be chained to: être enchaîné à

Female clients: des clientes

6 DANUBE: what do you like?

 What do you like?

I love sports and dancing.

Camélia loves watching TV.

Two pupils like painting.

Five pupils love computer games.

Miya loves reading.

Layane likes gardening.

Our teacher loves running.

 

Vocabulary

Sing: chanter

Cycle: faire du vélo

Run: courir

Listen to music : écouter de la musique

Our : notre / nos

3 GIRAUD: today's work!

 

Examples of Jim Crow Laws

In Alabama, black and white people were not allowed to play games together.

In Georgia, blacks were forbidden to work as barbers to white women.

In Maryland, white women couldn’t carry a baby whose dad was black. In Maryland, white women couldn’t have a child with black men.

 

Vocabulary

Be pregnant: être enceinte

Carry a baby : porter un enfant

Whose : dont    

6 DANUBE: Emma Jones!

 

  

About Emma Jones

Her name is Emma Jones.

 She was born on June the third nineteen ninety in Manchester.

She is twenty.

She lives at 33 Charlotte Street in London

She is an only child.

She has one dog and one cat.

 

She likes reading books and going to the cinema.

She dislikes playing on a computer.

She hates playing football.

 

 Vocabulary:

Only child:  enfant unique

Go to: aller (quelque part)

Live at : habiter à + adresse précise

 

 

 

3 PURY: obligation - interdiction

 

 

Examples of Jim Crow Laws

In Nebraska, Blacks and Whites were forbidden to marry.

In Alabama, Black and White people were forbidden to play together.

In Maryland, white women were forbidden to have a child with black men.

In Maryland, white women had to be pregnant from white men.

In Missouri white and black children couldn’t study in the same school.

In Georgia black barbers were not allowed to have white female clients.

In Arkansas, white prisoners couldn’t be handcuffed to black prisoners.

Vocabulary:

Be pregnant from : être enceinte de

Handcuffed to : menotté à

Female clients: des clientEs

The same schools : les mêmes écoles

Marry: épouser / se marier avec

Together : ensemble