Dans le cadre d’un projet interdisciplinaire (anglais/français/histoire géographie), les élèves de 5A ont travaillé sur les étapes de la conquête de l’Angleterre par Guillaume Le Conquérant et la vie au Moyen-Age.
Vendredi 18 mars, accompagnés de leurs professeures, ils ont pu visiter le Musée de la Tapisserie à Bayeux et participer à une visite guidée du château Guillaume Le Conquérant à Falaise, l’occasion de revoir les événements qui ont mené à la bataille d’Hastings en 1066 et de se plonger dans le quotidien des gens au Moyen-Age.
A la fin de ce projet, les élèves ont travaillé en groupes pour écrire des articles en anglais : ils ont relaté leur visite à Bayeux et Falaise et rappeleé les éléments importants de la vie de Guillaume le Conquérant et de la conquête de l’Angleterre par les Normands.
Au cours des prochaines semaines, ils auront également à écrire un récit ayant pour cadre le monde médiéval (cours de français et histoire – géographie )
Travaux d'élèves (anglais)
Articles rédigés par les élèves de 5A suite à la sortie à Bayeux et Falaise
Projet interdisciplinaire Anglais / français / Histoire-Géographie :
Guillaume le Conquérant et la conquête de l’Angleterre / Le Moyen Age, fiction et réalité
Rose, Thaïs, Mathéo, Arthur
We went to the museum of the Bayeux tapestry. It was on Friday, 18th March. We saw the Bayeux tapestry and we watched a film about the history of the Bayeux tapestry.
It is an embroidery. It is composed of nine panels of linen canvas. There are ten colours. It is written in Latin. The tapestry is 68.3m long and 50cm wide.
The borders represent legendary animals and scenes of everyday life.
We definitely recommend it to everybody because it is cool.
What we liked most was the colours.
Célia, Charlotte, Malone, Clément
The Bayeux Tapestry tells about the conquest of England by William the Conqueror.
Edward the confessor, King of England chose William, Duke of Normandy as his successor.
Edward asked Harold, a saxon nobleman, to deliver the message. When Edward died, Harold betrayed William and he was crowned King.
William decided to invade England and at the battle of Hastings on October 14th, 1066 Harold was killed.
William became King. He was called William the Conqueror.
On the tapestry we saw the battle of Hastings, the Normans and the Saxons.
The Normans wore metal shirts, and helmets and had horses but the Saxons didn’t have horses they had shields, swords, axes and lances.
The Bayeux Tapestry is worth seeing because it is interesting.
We were impressed by its length.
What we liked most was the story of William.
Anaé, Nora, Antonin, Mathieu
The Tapestry is about the conquest of England by William the Conqueror and the battle of Hastings.
The battle of Hastings took place on 14th October, 1066. Harold died in the battle. We think it is worth seeing.What struck us most was the length of the Tapestry.
What we liked most was the video : we definitely recommend it to everybody because it is interesting and cool. We think everyone should see it.
Chloé F, Chloé G,Nayla, Léandre
We went to Falaise to visit the castle
We saw rooms of the castle,for exemple:the bedroom,the public rooms,the private rooms and the weapons room.
We went to the top of one of the three dungeons.
We saw the well in the weapons room and the latrine.
We saw the courtyard and the garden.
What we liked most was when we went to the top of the castle.
Romy, Eléonore, Marwan A, Marwan S
We visited the castle in Falaise.
It was named after William the conqueror because William was born in Falaise.
He was the Duke of Normandy and he became the King of England on 25th December, 1066
his parents were Robert and Arlette.
The guide showed us three dungeons with private rooms and public rooms.
What we liked most was the top of the dungeon.
We were impressed by the well.
We definitely recommend it to everybody because it’s beautiful.