Suddenly, Celtille understood. She ran to the stable. She grabbed a handful of charcoal (for the blacksmith's fire), a golden ear of wheat (for the harvest), and a drop of oil (for the lamps of the oppidum).
To read the omens, the Druid used a branch of sacred ______________ (mistletoe / oak / wheat). les gaulois cm1 évaluation
The next day, at the festival, the druid declared: "The omens are good! We will be strong." Suddenly, Celtille understood
The Gauls were not just wild warriors. They were excellent farmers, skilled metalworkers, and clever chiefs. Even though Rome eventually won the Battle of Alesia (52 BC), the Gauls left us words (like alouette and char ), techniques (the barrel), and stories of incredible bravery. Le Petit Quiz (The Little Evaluation Quiz) Answer these questions based on the story or your history class. To read the omens, the Druid used a
But from the top of the hill, Celtille saw a line of red on the horizon. was marching toward their oppidum.
"Wise druid," she panted. "Why is the torc dying?"
"Don't worry," said her father, , the blacksmith. "A torc is just a piece of metal. What truly matters is the courage of our warriors and the wisdom of our chief."