Easy as Pie ! Anglais 1re/Term - Livre-cahier - éd. 2026

PREMIERE 

AXE 1 - Identities and Exchanges

Project 1 : Multiculturalism in Canada, a Model in Danger ?
What makes the Canadian migration model so special, and why is it questioned today?
Your Mission : Participate in a podcast
Grammar : Les adjectifs distributifs, le present perfect

Project 2 : The Windrush Generation and the Quest for Recognition
How has the Windrush generation contributed to society, and is this contribution fairly valued? 
Your Mission : Write an open letter to the British government
Grammar : Le past perfect, exprimer une hypothèse


AXE 2 - Diversity and Inclusion

Project 3 : The End of Diversity and Inclusion ? 
Are inclusion policies in the US a failure ?
Your mission : Write an open letter to the press
Grammar : L'habitude dans le passé, les adverbes de temps, le futur dans le passé

Project 4 : The Cost of Transforming a City
What impact does gentrification have on a neighbourhood? 
Your mission : Debate on gentrification
Grammar : Les comparatifs et superlatifs, les pronoms relatifs

AXE 3 - Art and Power

Project 5 : Reveal your True Self !
How can art give you the power to express your vision of the world ?
Your mission : Write and deliver a speech
Grammar : Le présent simple et le présent be + V-ing

Project 6 : Art as Resistance: Indigenous Voices from Australia 
To what extent can Australian Indigenous art in the public space be a powerful tool ?
Your mission : Create a guide for an exhibition
Grammar : la voix active/passive, exprimer un but

Project 7 : The New Yorker’s Covers as a Mirror of Society
How can a single image challenge our views on society ?
Your mission : Design and pitch your own cover
Grammar : Les structures causatives, exprimer un but

AXE 4 - Scientific Innovations and Responsibility

Project 8 : The Cost of Space Exploration
Is space conquest really “a giant leap for mankind” ?
Your mission : Debate about the ethics behind space exploration
Grammar : Exprimer une hypothèse, les phrasal verbs, exprimer un avis nuancé/une opposition

Project 9 : The Quest for Eternal Life
Can we become immortal ? 
Your mission : Create an advert
Grammar : Exprimer des possibilités et des contraintes, donner son impression

AXE 5 - Human Beings and Nature

Project 10 : Tuvalu: the World’s First Digital Nation
How is Tuvalu coping with climate change to protect its heritage ?
Your mission : Record a vlog
Grammar : Les modaux, le prétérit modal

Project 11 :  Sacred Lands, Fragile Beauty: Hawaii and its National Parks
How can Hawaii balance tourism and the preservation of its natural parks ?
Your mission : Take part in a constructive debate
Grammar : La voix passive, le present perfect

AXE 6 - English-speakig Regions in the Americas

Project 12 : Planting the Ivy: Nurturing Dreams or Growing Inequality?
Do Ivy League schools embody the American dream or challenge it? 
Your mission : Take part in a student podcast

Project 13 : Puerto Rico: the Politics of Inbetweenness
How does Puerto Rico’s in-between status shape its identity, culture and relationship with the US mainland ?
Your mission : Write an Instagram post for #MyHomelandMatters
Grammar : Exprimer les conseil avec should/shouldn't, le discours direct/le discours rapporté
 

TERMINALE

Axe 1 - Private Space anc Public Space

Project 14 : Behind the White Picket Fence
How do American suburbs blur the lines between appearance and reality ?
Your mission : Write a short story
Grammar : Les habitudes dans le passé, les structures corrélatives : either, neither, both

Project 15 : Stars, Stripes and Storms
Is the American flag a unifying national symbol or a source of public controversy ?
Your mission : Take part in a debate on the American flag
Grammar : La concession et le contraste

Axe 2 - Territory and Memory

Project 16 : New Zealand’s Mori Reconcialiation Process
How is New Zealand leading the way on reparation for Indigenous people ?
Your mission : Write a letter to the government of New Zealand
Grammar : La proposition relative

Project 17 : The Emerald Isle in a Changing World
How has the Republic of Ireland managed to stay true to its roots while embracing challenges in a globalised world ?
Your mission : Take part in a debate
Grammar : Les phrases contrastives

Axe 3 - Fictions and Realities

Project 18 : Dystopia in Today’s Society
Why is dystopian fiction so successful in today’s society ?
Your mission : Write a short dystopian fiction
Grammar : L’obligation, l’interdiction, l’autorisation et la possibilité & l'habitude dans le passé

Project 19 : Science Fiction and the Quest for Happiness
How does science fiction fuel and question our society’s quest for happiness ?
Your mission : Take part in a podcast
Grammar : Exprimer son opinion avec les intensifieurs, le discours direct et indirect/rapporté, exprimer une hypothèse

AXE 4 - Issues and Forms of Communication

Project 20 : Young Voices for Change
How can youth-led movements challenge politics ?
Your mission : Write and perform a speech
Grammar : Le present perfect, l'habitude dans le passé

Project 21 : Words or Weapons ?
How has digital communication contributed to the rise of conspiracy theories ?
Your mission : Write an article
Grammar : La proposition infinitive

Axe 5 - Citizenship and Virtual Worlds

Project 22 : Replaying American History ?
How can video games change the perception of American history ?
Your mission : Imagine and pitch an immersive video game
Grammar : La voix passive, l'espoir et le souhait, les mots dérivés/composés

Project 23 : Social (Dis)connection
Is social media a tool to connect people or alienate them ?
Your mission : Prepare an awareness campaign about social media
Grammar : Le pronom interrogatif how, les structures causatives

Axe 6 - The United Kingdom and its Nations

Project 24 : Scotland: a Land of Complexity 
British identities in a changing world: what is the Scottish dilemma ?
Your mission : Imagine and design a board game
Grammar : Le superlatif, le present perfect

Project 25 : Beyond the Troubles: Northern Ireland Today 
Northern Ireland through teens’ eyes: is there hope ?
Your mission : Write a post for a travel blog
Grammar : La comparaison quantitative, les adjectifs composés