June 16, Monday

 Today's lesson 

1. Written exam review 

2. Week 19 VW and definition 

3. Written exam tomorrow. 

4. Week 19 Communication Book 

5. G4 summer holiday homework is given. 

      This year, students will do a PPT similar to the winter vacation homework, but the presentation should have a bit more feeling and some story telling which is linked to previous oral exams.

 

Please save it onto a USB and give to the new homeroom teachers to save for the first experience class of the new semester. 

If you use ‘Canva’ you will need to remember the log in to set up for the experience class, or save the link onto a USB.

 

·        You need to create a PPT consisting of 6-10 slides, no more or less.

·        One picture minimum per slide and some text explaining the picture.

Have at least: Where you went.

                   What you saw.

                   What you ate.

                   Who you did things with.

                   Something special that you did, e.g. special meal, travel, holiday

                   Your favorite part of the vacation.

Remember to write in the ‘past tense’.

Please save file name as:

(name)(family name)(ID#)summerHW2025

e.g.

melodylee01summerHW2025

6. G4A2 Week 19 Communication Book

6/16 Monday	1. Written Exam tomorrow  2. No written homework
6/17 Tuesday	1. No written homework
6/18 Wednesday	1. No written homework
6/19 Thursday	1. Copy Week 19 VW #1-15x3, definition x 1, make 6 sentences from VW #1-15 at least 8 words.
6/20 Friday	1. Copy Week 19 VW #16-30x3, definition x 1, make 6 sentences from VW #16-30 at least 8 words. 2. Google Classroom

 

Week 19 Vocab Definitions – Eye of the Storm 

1	destruction (n.): great damage; when something is broken or ruined.
2	expect (v.): to think something would happen.
3	forecast (n.): statement of what is coming
4	inland (adv.): away from the sea.
5	shatter (v.): to break into small pieces.
6	surge (v.): a sudden, strong movement of water or air.
7	hurricane (n.): a big, strong storm with wind and rain.
8	meteorologist (n.): people who study the weather.
9	tornado (n.): spinning windstorms shaped like funnels.
10	thunderstorm (n.): storms with thunder, lightning, and rain.
11	tropical (adj.): hot and wet; like near the equator.
12	gulf (n.): a large area of the sea.
13	Atlantic Ocean (prop. n.): a big ocean near the USA.
14	lightning (n.): bright flashes in the sky.
15	satellite (n.): a machine in space that sends pictures or signals.
16	predict (v.): to say what will happen.
17	in progress (phr.): happening now.
18	shoot (v.): to take a picture.
19	shot (n.): pictures from a camera.
20	challenge (n.): something hard to do.
21	collide (v.): to crash into something.
22	concrete (n.): a hard material for buildings.
23	withstand (v.): to stay strong against something.
24	spectacular (adj.): very amazing or beautiful.
25	flood (n.): too much water on land.
26	Miami (prop. n.): a city in Florida in the USA.
27	Florida (prop. n.): a state in the USA.
28	scout out (phr. v.): to look for something.
29	bulletin (n.): short news updates.
30	storm surge (n.): high water from the sea during a storm.