H8: Crime

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Crime

Appeal

Identify

Interview

Launch

Make

Patrol

Search

Study

an investigation

a house

a suspect

an arrest

for witnesess

CCTV footage

a culprit

an area

Listen to the story of Bonnie and Clyde

Bonnie Parker......

1. was a clever girl.
2. got married before she left school.

Clyde Barrow's family.....

1. were not very well off.
2. worked on a farm which didn't belong to them.

The couple couldn't find a job when Clyde left prison because....

1. Clyde had a criminal record.
2. unemployment was very high.

Bonnie and Clyde

1. stole a lot of cars.
2. robbed shops and banks.

How many people did Bonnie and Clyde kill?

How old were they when they died?

Work in pairs: Find out about another famous outlaw.

Billy the kid/Butch Cassidy

- Where/when were they born?

- Which crimes did they commit?

- How/ when/ where did they die?

- Why is he an outlaw?  

Exchange information

Tell each other in English about the information just found on Butch Cassidy and Billy the Kid.

Statement: Outlaws are 'on the side of ordinary people'. Do you agree? Give reasons.

For:                                                                                                    Against:

- Not hurting ordinary people                                             - violent                                       

- Steal from the rich                                                                 - murder people

-Young                                                                                             - greedy

- Free                                                                                                - people ignore the thruth

- Romantic                                                                                      - unrealistic

- Always traveling                                                                        - false image

- On the run from the police

30 seconds:  Sherades

1.    Murder       2.    Kidnapping         3.    Burglary       4.    Mugging

5.   Arson          6.     Pickpocketing   7.    Shoplifting  9.  Theft

8. Vandalism  10.  Steal    11.    Smuggling 12.  Drug-dealing