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    Ruby Bridges lived in a black neighborhood and was surprised when U.S. Marshals came to her house. She and her mother sat in the back of the Marshals' car as they took her to a formerly all-white elementary school. It was a stressful situation for the young girl, made worse by the large crowd of white protesters who were screaming that they didn't want her at the school. Though alone with just one teacher for her first year, Ruby Bridges remained brave and stayed at the school, later writing a book about her memories called "Through My Eyes."

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    Ruby Bridges lived in a black neighborhood and was surprised when U.S. Marshals came to her house. She and her mother sat in the back of the Marshals' car as they took her to a formerly all-white elementary school. It was a stressful situation for the young girl, made worse by the large crowd of white protesters who were screaming that they didn't want her at the school. Though alone with just one teacher for her first year, Ruby Bridges remained brave and stayed at the school, later writing a book about her memories called "Through My Eyes."

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    R. Bridges Recap

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    Ruby Bridges lived in a black neighborhood and was surprised when U.S. Marshals came to her house. She and her mother sat in the back of the Marshals' car as they took her to a formerly all-white elementary school. It was a stressful situation for the young girl, made worse by the large crowd of white protesters who were screaming that they didn't want her at the school. Though alone with just one teacher for her first year, Ruby Bridges remained brave and stayed at the school, later writing a book about her memories called "Through My Eyes."

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    The Story of Ruby Bridges

    Movie trailer : Recap of what we saw .


    Step 1 Words to know:
     La foule:
     Manifester:
     Crier:
     Rester:
     Stressant(e):
     Quartier:
     Ecrire:
     Seule:

    Read and complete with the verb in the correct past form.
    At the beginning, she ______________ (be) at school with her friends.
    She ________________ (live) in a black neighbourhood.
    Marshalls _______________ (come) to her house, her mother _______________
    (be) surprised.
    The Little girl and her mum _____________(sit) in the back of the Marshalls’ car.
    It _______ (be) a stressful situation.
    A Marshall ____________ (tell) her not to look at the crowd and not look back.
    White people _______________________________ (demonstrate) because they
    _______________________ (not/ want) her to go to this school.
    There ____________ (be) many people.
    They _______________________ (scream) : « we don’t want her », the little girl
    ________ (be) very courageous.
    Ruby Bridges _____________________ (stay) in this school but she _________
    (be) alone with one teacher for one year.
    In 1999, R. Bridges ___________________ (write) her memories called “through my
    eyes”.

    Conclude:
    The past form of be (être) is _____________ in the singular and__________ in the
    plural.
    - come : sit : tell : write :

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