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2nde 3 France

Window nº 11
The ressources center and the Bubble
The “Bubble” is a place in front of the Ressources center. Here, we can stay to wait a lesson or when it’s raining.
The Ressources center is a great and calm place to do homework or read books. Here, we can search and work on the computers or in the many and varied books. There are books about loads of interesting subjects like arts, history, literature, techs…

Window nº 15
Today I am talking about the canteen.
Every day of the week the canteen is open .The majority of the pupils and teachers eat at the canteen . Every Friday we eat French fries .We can just drink water.
Every day we eat :
One starter (you have tree choices).
One main course (you have two choices).For main course you say "hello I would like...".
One dessert (you have three choices).
Every day there are two services:
The first at 11:30.And the second at 12:30. For me the first service is better than the second services because on the second services we are hungry. They supervisors supervise the pupils at the canteen, there are tables of 10 places for the pupils.

Window nº 2
The Seine is the most popular river in France : it goes through. The Seine is a 776-kilometre long river. It has 37 bridges in Paris. It is one of the most important commercial waterway in France. It's navigable as far as a town called Rouen (120 kilometres from the sea). And you can navigate in Paris with the famous tourist river boat loved by the tourist and hate by the Parisians !

Window nº 10
Yo! We are on the 10th of December and it's cold outside in France! Especially in our playground, here we can take a break and relax, we can also study, there are many nature spots. We can play basketball or football too!

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Window nº 23
THE EURO CLASS

In France, in the High School, some students choose to have two hours of English more than the others. That is called the Euro class. In Jean-Pierre Timbaud, there are three Euro classes, because pupils have the choice between learning history and geography, physics and chemistry or mathematics, in English for sure. Although the subjects are different for the three classes who are taught Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), all of them have an hour more of real English, because the goal of this option is to learn English quicker and better. The French students who speak to you on the Twinspace are all learning Physics and Chemistry in English this year.

Window nº 16
In our high school, timetables are organized by week. There is week A and B. Classes start at the earliest at 8:30 am and can last until 6:20 pm. We have two breaks, one from 10:20 to 10:35 am and another one from 3:25 to 3:35 pm. For lunch, we have an hour to eat.

Window nº 6
In the South of France, the landscape is very different than the North. the mountain is more present in the South than in the North. The cuisine is very different too: in the South many people prefer eating cold than hot. They prefer ocean products too. The South has a very authentic culture.

Window nº 8
France has 10 big islands. Their name is Réunion island, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Corsica, Mayotte. Réunion Island is near the African continent. Guadeloupe, Martinique and Mayotte are in the Pacific Ocean. Corsica is in Mediterranean Sea.

Window nº 20
I am going to present you the different kinds of subjects that we have here in France. I decide to present them to you through categories.At first I am going to talk about sciences subjects, in a second time about humanitarian subjects, after this about the languages, the vocational subjects and I'll conclude with the optional subjects.
In the Sciences subjects are Mathematics , Physics, Chemistry and Science .
In the humanitarian subjects we can find : History, Geography and French.
The languages that we can study here are : Latin, Spanish, Italian, English and German.
Also we have some Vocational subjects : Building, Steel construction, Land Surveying and Quantity surveying.
To close there arethe optional subjects : Science Lab, and economic and social science.

Window nº 25
Merry Christmas !

In France, Christmas is celebrated at night, on Christmas Eve, on the 24th and on the 25th. It commemorates the birth of Jesus but for many families, it does not have a religious meaning anymore.
Christmas is a very important holiday.
Here in France, Christmas is synonymous with " Christmas tree ", "Christmas Eve" and
"Yule log". In France, the 24th of December is a
working day, the festivities begin only at the end of the day.
Children open their present in the morning.

Window nº 13
The classrooms
Our classrooms are very enjoyable. In each classrooms, we have the teacher’s computer, a board and a projector so we have interactive and very cool lessons. We have a computer lab too where there are many computers that we often use to go to the twin space or other websites to learn better.

Window nº 4
We have a mall in our city. In this mall there are a lot of ready-to-wear stores, a pharmacy, a lot of restaurants, video games stores, a hyper market... It's not like the big American malls. It's more like a shopping gallery.

Window nº 7
The weather in the North, in the South, in the East or in the West of France is very different. For example in the East of France it's snowy every winter but in the West the snow isn't present in winter. In the south of France it can sometimes rainy very hard.

Window nº 18
We are on the 18th of December and if we are lucky, it is a beautiful day. Sometimes, when I’m bored in class, I imagine ninja climb on the roof.

Window nº 22
The "vie scolaire" in English is "school life". It's a part of the high school where all the information is stored, for example: absences, lateness... In this part of school we can see which teachers are absent or the supervisor. We can also take a basketball or justify our absence ! To simplify, it's the general headquarters of the high school !!

Window nº 5
Baccalauréat

The baccalauréat is a French exam which takes place at the end of High school. This exam allows us to access to a higher education such as university and to find a job.
There are 3 main types of baccalauréat:

– the general baccalaureate ( sciences / economics and social sciences / literature)
– the professional baccalaureate
– the technological baccalaureate

Window nº 12
The Champs Elysée is a famous avenue known all around the world.
It's in the 8th arrondissement in Paris, there are the place de la Concorde, the Obélisque and the Arc de Triomphe.
In this avenue there are lots of luxury boutiques.

Window nº 9
The Versailles castle was built in 1682 for the king Louis XIV. Versailles is a city in the east of Paris. Versailles is the most beautiful castle in France. Today this castle is a museum. The surface area of this castle is 63 000 m², there are 2300 rooms and a beautiful park : 8 150 000 m². The most famous room in Versailles is the « galerie des glaces ». In this room there are 357 mirrors and 17 windows, her length is 73 meters.

« Vue aérienne du domaine de Versailles par ToucanWings - Creative Commons By Sa 3.0 - 083 » par ToucanWings

Window nº 21
Today, we present you the swimming-pool. It's located next to our high school, Jean Pierre Timbaud. It's made of 2 pools, and 1 water slide. It's open to everybody. It offers several teachings like water-polo, aquatic-rescue, swimming...

Window nº 19
The restrooms
In Jean Pierre Timbaud high school, there are many restrooms. There is one restroom (Boys and Girls) by floor and they are very clean. They are cleaned twice a day by the cleaning lady and inside we can find a small brush or a restroom perfume. To finish the restrooms are very clean and they do not smell bad!

Window nº 24
Hello !
We are on the 24th of December and today I will show you the workshop of our high-school.
Our high-school is a vocational school and a technical highschool ; pupils com from all of our region to our school because we have particular training courses with the workshop.
Pupils makes various objects sometime with strange, very big and expensive machines.
Teachers mark their creation but pupils don't know that these creations are used to conquer and dominate the word .....mouhouhahaha

Window nº 17
The boarding school can welcome 160 boys and 70 girls. It's reserved for the pupils who have a specific teaching like the sports plans, technology or study to take an advanced vocational degree or even for the pupils who need adapted learning to succeed.
As for sport studies, there are 3 selected sports: Judo, football and rugby. To be selected, it's necessary to have a sufficient school level and a level satisfactory in their favorite sport. The pupils follow an intensive training during the week when the boarding school accommodates them. It is useful to realize the dreams of those who want to practice sport at high level.

Window nº 14
The Eiffel tower
The Eiffel tower is the symbole of Paris and the France. After the Paris attacks, the Eiffel tower was colored by with the french flag. We can also see the Paris motto: “Fluctuat nec mergitur”.
Pray for Paris.

Window nº 1
French are often represented as people wearing a beret , quite old hat, aren't they?
France is also known for its wine, not because the French are always drunk, but thanks to the quality of their drinks, so there is often a bottle in the first hand of the character.
He holds a baguette (of bread and that is very good as many of our dishes!).We are fond of eating it with butter at breakfast and I think that is tastier than porridge as many of you I presume.
The other symbols are the red scarf and the always-well-cut moustache.

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Window nº 25

Merry Christmas !

In France, Christmas is celebrated at night, on Christmas Eve, on the 24th and on the 25th. It commemorates the birth of Jesus but for many families, it does not have a religious meaning anymore.
Christmas is a very important holiday.
Here in France, Christmas is synonymous with " Christmas tree ", "Christmas Eve" and
"Yule log". In France, the 24th of December is a
working day, the festivities begin only at the end of the day.
Children open their present in the morning.

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Window nº 1 1-12-2015	French are often represented as people wearing a beret , quite old hat, aren't they? France is also known for its wine, not because the French are always drunk, but thanks to the quality of their drinks, so there is often a bottle in the first hand of the character. He holds a baguette (of bread and that is very good as many of our dishes!).We are fond of eating it with butter at breakfast and I think that is tastier than porridge as many of you I presume. The other symbols are the red scarf and the always-well-cut moustache.
Window nº 2 2-12-2015	The Seine is the most popular river in France : it goes through. The Seine is a 776-kilometre long river. It has 37 bridges in Paris. It is one of the most important commercial waterway in France. It's navigable as far as a town called Rouen (120 kilometres from the sea). And you can navigate in Paris with the famous tourist river boat loved by the tourist and hate by the Parisians !
Window nº 3 3-12-2015	In Bretigny-sur-Orge there are 4 Greek restaurants, one next to the station, two next to each other and the last one is in front of the cinema. The "grec" is a fast food which was created in 1972 in Berlin by Kadir Nurman a Turkish man. The composition of the Greek meal is a tray with French fries, a Greek sanswich but we choose the bread and what we want in the bread. For the drinks (we have several choices there). photo « Gare de Brétigny 01 » par Geralix —
Window nº 4 4-12-2015	We have a mall in our city. In this mall there are a lot of ready-to-wear stores, a pharmacy, a lot of restaurants, video games stores, a hyper market... It's not like the big American malls. It's more like a shopping gallery.
Window nº 5 5-12-2015	Baccalauréat The baccalauréat is a French exam which takes place at the end of High school. This exam allows us to access to a higher education such as university and to find a job. There are 3 main types of baccalauréat: – the general baccalaureate ( sciences / economics and social sciences / literature) – the professional baccalaureate – the technological baccalaureate
Window nº 6 6-12-2015	In the South of France, the landscape is very different than the North. the mountain is more present in the South than in the North. The cuisine is very different too: in the South many people prefer eating cold than hot. They prefer ocean products too. The South has a very authentic culture.
Window nº 7 7-12-2015	The weather in the North, in the South, in the East or in the West of France is very different. For example in the East of France it's snowy every winter but in the West the snow isn't present in winter. In the south of France it can sometimes rainy very hard.
Window nº 8 8-12-2015	France has 10 big islands. Their name is Réunion island, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Corsica, Mayotte. Réunion Island is near the African continent. Guadeloupe, Martinique and Mayotte are in the Pacific Ocean. Corsica is in Mediterranean Sea.
Window nº 9 9-12-2015	The Versailles castle was built in 1682 for the king Louis XIV. Versailles is a city in the east of Paris. Versailles is the most beautiful castle in France. Today this castle is a museum. The surface area of this castle is 63 000 m², there are 2300 rooms and a beautiful park : 8 150 000 m². The most famous room in Versailles is the « galerie des glaces ». In this room there are 357 mirrors and 17 windows, her length is 73 meters. « Vue aérienne du domaine de Versailles par ToucanWings - Creative Commons By Sa 3.0 - 083 » par ToucanWings
Window nº 10 10-12-2015	Yo! We are on the 10th of December and it's cold outside in France! Especially in our playground, here we can take a break and relax, we can also study, there are many nature spots. We can play basketball or football too!
Window nº 11 11-12-2015	The ressources center and the Bubble The “Bubble” is a place in front of the Ressources center. Here, we can stay to wait a lesson or when it’s raining. The Ressources center is a great and calm place to do homework or read books. Here, we can search and work on the computers or in the many and varied books. There are books about loads of interesting subjects like arts, history, literature, techs…
Window nº 12 12-12-2015	The Champs Elysée is a famous avenue known all around the world. It's in the 8th arrondissement in Paris, there are the place de la Concorde, the Obélisque and the Arc de Triomphe. In this avenue there are lots of luxury boutiques.
Window nº 13 13-12-2015	The classrooms Our classrooms are very enjoyable. In each classrooms, we have the teacher’s computer, a board and a projector so we have interactive and very cool lessons. We have a computer lab too where there are many computers that we often use to go to the twin space or other websites to learn better.
Window nº 14 14-12-2015	The Eiffel tower The Eiffel tower is the symbole of Paris and the France. After the Paris attacks, the Eiffel tower was colored by with the french flag. We can also see the Paris motto: “Fluctuat nec mergitur”. Pray for Paris.
Window nº 15 15-12-2015	Today I am talking about the canteen. Every day of the week the canteen is open .The majority of the pupils and teachers eat at the canteen . Every Friday we eat French fries .We can just drink water. Every day we eat : One starter (you have tree choices). One main course (you have two choices).For main course you say "hello I would like...". One dessert (you have three choices). Every day there are two services: The first at 11:30.And the second at 12:30. For me the first service is better than the second services because on the second services we are hungry. They supervisors supervise the pupils at the canteen, there are tables of 10 places for the pupils.
Window nº 16 16-12-2015	In our high school, timetables are organized by week. There is week A and B. Classes start at the earliest at 8:30 am and can last until 6:20 pm. We have two breaks, one from 10:20 to 10:35 am and another one from 3:25 to 3:35 pm. For lunch, we have an hour to eat.
Window nº 17 17-12-2015	The boarding school can welcome 160 boys and 70 girls. It's reserved for the pupils who have a specific teaching like the sports plans, technology or study to take an advanced vocational degree or even for the pupils who need adapted learning to succeed. As for sport studies, there are 3 selected sports: Judo, football and rugby. To be selected, it's necessary to have a sufficient school level and a level satisfactory in their favorite sport. The pupils follow an intensive training during the week when the boarding school accommodates them. It is useful to realize the dreams of those who want to practice sport at high level.
Window nº 18 18-12-2015	We are on the 18th of December and if we are lucky, it is a beautiful day. Sometimes, when I’m bored in class, I imagine ninja climb on the roof.
Window nº 19 19-12-2015	The restrooms In Jean Pierre Timbaud high school, there are many restrooms. There is one restroom (Boys and Girls) by floor and they are very clean. They are cleaned twice a day by the cleaning lady and inside we can find a small brush or a restroom perfume. To finish the restrooms are very clean and they do not smell bad!
Window nº 20 20-12-2015	I am going to present you the different kinds of subjects that we have here in France. I decide to present them to you through categories.At first I am going to talk about sciences subjects, in a second time about humanitarian subjects, after this about the languages, the vocational subjects and I'll conclude with the optional subjects. In the Sciences subjects are Mathematics , Physics, Chemistry and Science . In the humanitarian subjects we can find : History, Geography and French. The languages that we can study here are : Latin, Spanish, Italian, English and German. Also we have some Vocational subjects : Building, Steel construction, Land Surveying and Quantity surveying. To close there arethe optional subjects : Science Lab, and economic and social science.
Window nº 21 21-12-2015	Today, we present you the swimming-pool. It's located next to our high school, Jean Pierre Timbaud. It's made of 2 pools, and 1 water slide. It's open to everybody. It offers several teachings like water-polo, aquatic-rescue, swimming...
Window nº 22 22-12-2015	The "vie scolaire" in English is "school life". It's a part of the high school where all the information is stored, for example: absences, lateness... In this part of school we can see which teachers are absent or the supervisor. We can also take a basketball or justify our absence ! To simplify, it's the general headquarters of the high school !!
Window nº 23 23-12-2015	THE EURO CLASS In France, in the High School, some students choose to have two hours of English more than the others. That is called the Euro class. In Jean-Pierre Timbaud, there are three Euro classes, because pupils have the choice between learning history and geography, physics and chemistry or mathematics, in English for sure. Although the subjects are different for the three classes who are taught Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), all of them have an hour more of real English, because the goal of this option is to learn English quicker and better. The French students who speak to you on the Twinspace are all learning Physics and Chemistry in English this year.
Window nº 24 24-12-2015	Hello ! We are on the 24th of December and today I will show you the workshop of our high-school. Our high-school is a vocational school and a technical highschool ; pupils com from all of our region to our school because we have particular training courses with the workshop. Pupils makes various objects sometime with strange, very big and expensive machines. Teachers mark their creation but pupils don't know that these creations are used to conquer and dominate the word .....mouhouhahaha
Window nº 25 25-12-2015	Merry Christmas ! In France, Christmas is celebrated at night, on Christmas Eve, on the 24th and on the 25th. It commemorates the birth of Jesus but for many families, it does not have a religious meaning anymore. Christmas is a very important holiday. Here in France, Christmas is synonymous with " Christmas tree ", "Christmas Eve" and "Yule log". In France, the 24th of December is a working day, the festivities begin only at the end of the day. Children open their present in the morning.