Semaine 1 Jour 3 : Reading + Writing – My daily routine
SEMAINE 1 · JOUR 3 · NIVEAU A2
Reading + Writing — My Daily Routine
Voir l'anglais en contexte réel, puis produire par écrit
👋 Introduction
Aujourd'hui, tu vas voir l'anglais en contexte réel et commencer à produire par écrit. Le but est simple : lire, comprendre, puis écrire en utilisant le Present Simple et le vocabulaire des routines quotidiennes.
🎯 Objectif du jour
À la fin de cette séance, tu seras capable de :
- comprendre un texte simple sur une routine quotidienne ;
- identifier le Present Simple dans un texte ;
- écrire un court texte sur ta propre routine.
📖 Thème : My Daily Routine · Niveau : A2 · Contexte : Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
A Typical Day for Adjoua
Adjoua is a 16-year-old student. She lives with her family in Cocody, a popular neighbourhood in Abidjan. Her days are busy but well organised. She always follows the same routine from Monday to Friday.
Adjoua wakes up at 5:30 every morning. First, she brushes her teeth and takes a shower. Then she gets dressed in her school uniform. After that, her mother prepares breakfast for the family. They usually eat together before school. Adjoua's favourite breakfast is bread with butter and a cup of hot chocolate.
She leaves home at 6:45 and walks to the bus stop near her house. The bus takes about 25 minutes to reach her school. She arrives at school at around 7:15, a few minutes before classes start at 7:30.
At school, Adjoua works hard. Her favourite subjects are English and Mathematics. She always listens carefully in class and writes notes in her notebook. During the lunch break, she eats with her friends in the school canteen. They sometimes talk about their lessons or make plans for the weekend.
Classes finish at 3:00 p.m. After school, Adjoua goes back home by bus. When she arrives, she first rests for 30 minutes, then she does her homework. She usually finishes her homework by 6:30 p.m. In the evening, she watches a short English video online to practise her listening skills. She goes to bed at 9:30 p.m. because she wants to wake up fresh the next morning.
Adjoua thinks that a good routine is very important for success at school. She says: "If you organise your time well, you can do everything you need to do."
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📝 Sujet (60-80 mots) : Describe your own daily routine. What time do you wake up? What do you do in the morning, afternoon and evening? Use the Simple Present and time expressions such as first, then, after that, in the evening, at night.
0 mots (objectif : 60-80)
💡 Conseil du Coach Assoa
Utilise des verbes d'action simples : wake up, get dressed, have breakfast, go to school, do homework, go to bed. Organise tes idées avec des connecteurs de temps : first, then, after that, finally. Parle de toi — sois honnête et naturel !
📌 Modèle de réponse :
My name is Konan and I am a student in Abidjan. I wake up at 6:00 every morning. First, I wash my face and get dressed. Then I have breakfast with my family — we usually eat rice or bread. I leave home at 6:50 and take a bus to school. After school, I do my homework and watch a short video in English. Finally, I go to bed at 10:00 p.m. I think a good routine helps me stay focused at school.
(79 words — Simple Present utilisé tout au long, connecteurs de temps présents, contexte ivoirien naturel)
Écoute et répète chaque phrase à voix haute. Tu pratiques ainsi la prononciation et la lecture. Clique sur ▶ à côté de chaque phrase pour l'écouter.
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