February 11, Tuesday

 Welcome Back to School! 🎉📚

Dear Grade 4 Students,

Welcome back! I hope you all had a wonderful winter break filled with fun, laughter, and lots of great memories. Now, it’s time to start a brand-new year of learning, exploring, and growing together!

This term, we have exciting stories to read, creative writing to explore, and fun activities to sharpen our English skills. Get ready to share your holiday adventures, set new goals, and challenge yourselves to do your best!

Let’s make this semester amazing !

Are you ready? Let’s go! 🚀✨

Teacher  Maggie 😊

In class today: 


1. Introduction of class rules & glued to the communication book 

  1. Be Respectful and Take Care of Classroom Facilities:

·             Treat your classmates, teacher, and materials with kindness and respect.

·             Handle classroom materials and facilities with care.

·             Listen carefully when others are speaking and raise your hand to ask questions.

·             No eating or drinking in class, except during designated breaks.

 2.    Be On Time, Prepared, and Complete Homework:

·         Be in the classroom when the bell rings, ready to learn with all necessary materials.

·         Ensure homework is completed and handed in before Period 1.

·         Extra homework will be given for late homework

·         Complete online Sensay and Savvas assignments by the due date.

 3.    Study for Quizzes and Tests:

·         Prepare for weekly quizzes and tests by reviewing class materials regularly.

·         Do your best during assessments.

 4.    Stay Focused and Participate:

·         Stay focused during lessons and participate actively in all activities.

·         Follow instructions and ask questions if anything is unclear.

·         Speak only in English during class to practice language skills.

 5.    Keep Your Materials Organized:

·         Sort and organize your test papers and worksheets by week in your folder to stay on track.


2.   2. Week 1 vocabulary and definition Week 1 VW 


3 .  3. Sentence pattern review: 

                (noun) / (adj.) (noun)      (past tense)      (noun) / (adj.) (noun)     

                            subject              +      verb    +                 object                 + time / place 

                             

            e.g.: The peculiar engine flattened the soccer ball this morning in the playground. 

4. 4. G4A2 Week 1 Communication Book

2/11

Tuesday

1.  Copy Week 1 VW #1-15 x 3, definition x 1

2.  Make 6 sentences from VW #1-15 at least 8 words.

3.  Google classroom (GC)

4.  2/14 Vocab Quiz:

1)  WK 1 VW, definition, spelling and fill in the blanks FIB

2)  Declarative & interrogative

2/12

Wednesday

1.  Copy Week 1 VW #16-30 x 3, definition x 1

2.  Make 6 sentences from VW #16-30 at least 8 words.

3.  Study for Vocab Quiz

2/13

Thursday

1.  WK 1 worksheet 1

2.  Google classroom

3.  Study for Vocab Quiz

2/14

Friday

1.  Copy Week 2 VW #1-15 x 3, definition x 1

2.  Make 6 sentences from VW #1-15 at least 8 words.

3.  WK 1 worksheet 2

4.  Preview Reading Street story p.26-37

5.  Google classroom homework

6.  Sensay homework Week 1

 

Week 1 Vocab Definitions – Because of Winn-Dixie

 

1

grand (adj.): impressive; excellent

2

memorial (adj.): something that honors a person (or many people) who died in an event

3

peculiar (adj.): unusual; weird

4

positive (adj.): without a doubt; sure of something

5

prideful (adj.): having too much pride about oneself

6

recall (v.): to remember; often with many details

7

select (v.): to choose out of a group

8

admire (v.): to like or respect a lot

9

magnet (n.): a piece of material that can attract certain metals like iron, nickel, or steel

10

contest (n.): competition

11

method (n.): way of doing something

12

custom (n.): a habit or tradition

13

rally (n.): a large, public meeting to oppose something

14

soccer (n.): a sport that involves kicking a ball into a net; European football

15

engine (n.): a machine that changes energy into motion

16

sudden (adj.): happening quickly; usually unexpectedly

17

finger (n.): one of the five long parts of the hand

18

accident (n.): a sudden event that is not planned and can cause damage or injury

19

mitten (n.): a type of glove that only has a separate part for the thumb

20

intend (v.): to mean to do or say

21

fabric (n.): material often used to make clothes, soft furnishings etc

22

flatten (v.): to make something flatter

23

rascal (n.): a kid or teenager who gets into trouble or annoys people

24

gutter (n.): long, hollow device attached to a roof to collect rain

25

mammal (n.): type of animal that feeds milk to its young and usually has hair or fur covering its skin

26

happen (v.) : occurs as an event, process, or result

27

cannon: (n.) a large and heavy gun, usually with wheels or on a ship

28

with: (prep.) having, in possession of

29

cousin: (n.) a family member that is the son or daughter of an aunt or uncle

30

diversity: (n.) differences between the parts of a group of things, ideas, or people

 




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