September 9, Monday

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 Today's lesson

1. Vocab quiz correction 

2. Homework review on common mistakes from sentences made from the VW. 

               1. He very very like to play lacrosse.  

                Fix: He likes to play lacrosse very much. 

               2. There have many language in the world. 

                Fix: There are many languages in the world. 

     Please pay attention to the 3rd person singular present tense: you need the "super S" 

                He / She / It ( likes; has; plays ...etc)


3. Sensay homework 1 review 

4. Week 3 VW #1-25 and definition VW and definition in GC

5. Communication book for Week 3 

G4A2 Week 3 Communication Book

9/9

Monday

 

1.  Copy Week 3 VW #13-25 x 3, definition x 1, make 6 sentences

2.  Sign and correct Quiz paper

3.  9/13 Unit Test :

1)WK 2-3 VW, definition and fill in the blanks (FITB),

2)RS story: questions, sequence, FITB & T/F

3)Pronouns

4)Plural nouns

9/10

Tuesday

1.     WK3 worksheet 1

2.     Review Reading Street story p.28-42

3.     Google classroom (GC) review

4.     Study for Unit Test  

5.     Sensay online homework # 2 due date: 9/15 Sunday

9/11

Wednesday

1.     WK3 worksheet 2

2.     Study for Unit Test

9/12

Thursday

1.     WK 3 worksheet 3

2.     Study for Unit Test

9/13

Friday

1.     Copy Week 4 VW #1-12 x 3, definition x 1

2.     Make 6 sentences from VW #1-12 at least 8 words.

3.     Preview Reading Street story p.62-76

4.     Google classroom homework

 

    


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