22 résultats pour "canoé"

• Canoé. - Kayak

  aux canoéistes des portages fastidieux, pé­ nibles et parfms dangereux. Malheureusement peu de rivières fran­ çaises sont munies de ces commodités, fré­ quentes sur les cours d'eau des Pays-Bas, de Suisse ou d'Allemagne. Où peut-on pratiquer? La France possède un ensemble de cours d'eau correspondant à toute la gamme des difficultés sportives et offrant une très grande variété d'attraits touristiqu.es .. La carte schématique (Hors-...

• Cano, Alonso.

• Cano, Alonso - sculpture.

• Cano, Alonso - biographie.

• CANOE - KAYAK.

  2 Ressources mobilisées :  Cognitive : se situer dans des pratiques sociales de référence, savoir se repérer, anticiper.  Bio informationnelle : nouvel équilibre et mode de déplacement.  Affectif : prise de risque, maîtrise de sa peur. Différents Rôles : / Encadrement, Sécurité :  Faire passer le test d’aptitude pour les activités nautiques.  Équiper les élèves de gilets adaptés à leur morphologie.  Délimiter les espaces de travail.  Taux d’encadrement à respecter : 2 adultes qu...

• cano?-kayak, n.

• Federico Garciá Lorca par José Luis Cano Madrid L'enfance d'un poète n'influe pas toujours d'une manière évidente sur son destin d'artiste, mais dans le cas de Graciá Lorca nous pouvons l'affirmer sans le moindre doute.

  par José Luis Cano Madrid

• CANO Alonso : LE MIRACLE DU PUITS

  CANO Alonso LE MIRACLE DU PUITS Vers 1646-1648 Peintre espagnol Biographie >C/ Alonso Cano naît à Grenade en 1601. À 13 ans, il entre dans l'atelier de F. Padeco à Séville où ilrencontreVélasquez. Il semble aussi avoir étudié chez le sculpteur Martines Montanes. Ilest admis à la maîtrise en 1626. Pendantcettepremière période, à Séville, ses tableaux (tel Saint François Borgia —1624 — musée de Séville) sont marqués par les tons sombres et les effets de clair-obscur qui caractérisent le na...

• Comentario del texto « Hijo de la luna », de José Maria Cano

  capacidad de la luna de ser una buena madre. Subraya la oposición muy fuerte entre la “luna de plata“ y el“niño de piel”. En efecto, mientras que la luna representa el cielo y la muerte pero también la frialdad a causade su blancura. El hijo simbolisa lo vido, la calor y la tierra. Con toda evidencia, los dos protagonistas pertenecen a dosmundos incompatibles por eso la narradora pone de relieve lo extraño que es el deseo de la luna. En esta segunda estrofa, se trata del...

• Cano (Alonso) Sculpteur, architecte et peintre espagnol (Grenade, 1601 - id.

• Aztec Empire.

  tribute to the empire in agricultural products, which were used to finance public projects. All able-bodied men owed military service to the empire. Citizens could also bedrafted to work on public lands or build temples, dikes, aqueducts, and roads. Although Aztec society had strict classes, a person’s status could change based on his or her contribution to society. Commoners could improve their rank, especially byperforming well in battle, and become prosperous landowners. Young people of some...

• Aztec Empire - USA History.

  tribute to the empire in agricultural products, which were used to finance public projects. All able-bodied men owed military service to the empire. Citizens could also bedrafted to work on public lands or build temples, dikes, aqueducts, and roads. Although Aztec society had strict classes, a person’s status could change based on his or her contribution to society. Commoners could improve their rank, especially byperforming well in battle, and become prosperous landowners. Young people of some...

• Barock (Kunst und Architektur).

  Longhenas Santa Maria della Salute (begonnen 1631) zeichnet sich durch ihr extravagantes Äußeres und ihre exponierte Lage am Eingang des Canal Grande aus. GuarinoGuarini versah die Cappella della Santa Sindone (Kapelle des Heiligen Grabtuches, 1667-1694) in Turin mit einer hohen Kuppel, deren ausgeklügelte geometrische Formenauf islamische Vorbilder zurückgehen. 4 SPANISCHER BAROCK 4.1 Spanische Barockmalerei Vincente Carducho aus Florenz trug dazu bei, in Spanien einen antimanieristischen Mal...

• Comoros - country.

  Since 1981 the currency has been the Comorian franc. The Comorian franc had a fixed exchange rate with the French franc of 50 to 1 until 1994, when the rate was changed to 75 Comorian francs to 1 French franc. In 2006, the Comorian franc exchanged at an average of 392 to U.S.$1. Transport between the islands is mostly by air, and there is an international airport at Hahaia on Njazidja where jets can land. Road networks have been built betweenmost of the main island settlements, but the mountai...

• Ferdinand Magellan I INTRODUCTION Ferdinand Magellan (1480?

  reduced fleet and brought it to its goal, the Moluccas, where he took on a cargo of cloves. One ship tried to return across the Pacific but was forced back by the windsand then captured by the Portuguese, who interned its crew. Cano made the long westward return voyage with one last ship, the Victoria . After a difficult voyage, with a remaining crew of 18, the Victoria reached Sanlúcar de Barrameda on September 6, 1522, almost three years to the day after setting forth. The cargo of cloves s...

• Ferdinand Magellan.

  reduced fleet and brought it to its goal, the Moluccas, where he took on a cargo of cloves. One ship tried to return across the Pacific but was forced back by the windsand then captured by the Portuguese, who interned its crew. Cano made the long westward return voyage with one last ship, the Victoria . After a difficult voyage, with a remaining crew of 18, the Victoria reached Sanlúcar de Barrameda on September 6, 1522, almost three years to the day after setting forth. The cargo of cloves s...

• Ferdinand Magellan - explorer.

  reduced fleet and brought it to its goal, the Moluccas, where he took on a cargo of cloves. One ship tried to return across the Pacific but was forced back by the windsand then captured by the Portuguese, who interned its crew. Cano made the long westward return voyage with one last ship, the Victoria . After a difficult voyage, with a remaining crew of 18, the Victoria reached Sanlúcar de Barrameda on September 6, 1522, almost three years to the day after setting forth. The cargo of cloves s...

• Bac L anglais

  12AN1LME1 Page : 2/4 Joseph Netmaker brought the letter out to me. Winter had just started to settle itself into the country. Joseph walked on snowshoes from the town. ‘This is for you, Niska,’ he said. ‘It is from the Canadian boss, their hookimaw.’ As soon as I saw the brown letter, the English words written upon it, I knew what it contained. I sat down beside the fire and stirred at it with a stick while Joseph read, first out 5 loud and in his stumbling English, then for me in our l...

• Kiribati - country.

  mainly from Japan, the European Union (EU), and Australia. Kiribati’s only major exports are copra (dried coconut meat), cultivated seaweed, and fish. The United States, Australia, and New Zealand are the leading purchasers ofthe country’s exports. Despite the cultivation of crops for local consumption, Kiribati is heavily dependent upon imported foods. Other imports include machinery andequipment, manufactured goods, and imported fossil fuels, which supply most of the country’s energy. Australi...

• Native Americans of Middle and South America.

  A line that snakes across central Mexico near the Tropic of Cancer forms the northern boundary of Mesoamerica; north of this line rainfall sharply declines and theclimate is much drier. The ancient civilizations of Mesoamerica all arose and developed in the area between this line and the Guatemalan highlands far to the south. Richvolcanic soils are found throughout much of the region. A2 People and Languages Mesoamerica was a great melting pot, home to many peoples and interrelated cultures. In...

• Native Americans of North America.

  addition to smallpox and measles, explorers and colonists brought a host of other diseases: bubonic plague, cholera, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, pleurisy, mumps,diphtheria, pneumonia, whooping cough, malaria, yellow fever, and various sexually transmitted infections. Despite the undisputed devastation wreaked on Indian populations after European contact, native populations showed enormous regional variability in their response todisease exposure. Some peoples survived and, in some cases, even...

• Native Americans of North America - Canadian History.

  addition to smallpox and measles, explorers and colonists brought a host of other diseases: bubonic plague, cholera, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, pleurisy, mumps,diphtheria, pneumonia, whooping cough, malaria, yellow fever, and various sexually transmitted infections. Despite the undisputed devastation wreaked on Indian populations after European contact, native populations showed enormous regional variability in their response todisease exposure. Some peoples survived and, in some cases, even...