Monday, November 26, 2007
European Cities
We did unit 25 of Impact grammar.
The lesson is about comparative
expressions with prepositions.
We then did a writing assignment in period 2.
HOMEWORK: -do unit 99 as/than sheet
-Compare any two Japanese cities.
write about:
weather
customs
size
how old the city is
-finish your writing assignment:The differences in culture of the country I lived in.
Friday, November 23, 2007
Outlining
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Animal Idioms
We did lesson # 24 of Impact Grammar.
I the second class we did some timed witting assignments.
HOMEWORK:
-doing trying it Impact Grammar
-research and find out your Japanese horoscope.
Tell me what animal you are and what is special about it.
A4 0r B5 paper
act like an ape
MEANING: behave badly, wildly, foolishly EXAMPLE: He has been acting like an ape ever since his girlfriend left him.
bark up the wrong tree
MEANING: choose the wrong course of action EXAMPLE: He is barking up the wrong tree. He accuses me of causing the computer problem but I was away at the time.
Her bark is worse than her bite
MEANING: someone�s words are worse than their action EXAMPLE: You shouldn''t worry about her. Her bark is worse than her bite and she is really a very nice person.
Try this fun online quiz http://www.english-zone.com/idioms/animals1a.html
Monday, November 12, 2007
Quiz Show
We did lesson # 23 in our Impact Grammar book.
Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives
was the grammar lesson.
In our second class we worked using The Write Path
in practicing how to write Conclusion sentences.
HOMEWORK:
-write path page 25e
-write 5 trivia Qs and As
using comparative and superlative
forms of adjectives.
The Comparative Form
The comparative form, which is made be adding -er or a preceding more to the positive form, shows either a greater degree than the positive form or a makes a comparison between two persons or things.
Examples:The Superlative Form
They chose a darker brown paint than their neighbours.
The dancer moved more gracefully than the actor.
The superlative form, which is made by adding -est or a preceding most to the positive form, shows the greatest degree of a quality or quantity among three or more persons or things.
Examples:TRY THIS ONLINE TEST TO SEE WHAT YOU KNOW
They chose the darkest brown they could find.
The dancer moved the most gracefully of all the performers.
http://www.quia.com/quiz/316652.html?AP_rand=42088010
Monday, November 5, 2007
Billy Elliot Final Exam
Friday, November 2, 2007
Billy Elliot sample audio
The test on Monday will have 3 questions
with a short audio clip that students must
listen to and then fill in the blanks.
with a short audio clip that students must
listen to and then fill in the blanks.
Ballet lesson
In class I showed a basic introduction to ballet.
1. Describe the role that the 1984-85 miners strike
played in the film.
2. What are the similarities between dancers and
athletes who play football, baseball, basketball or
tennis? What are the differences?
4.Evaluate Billy's father as a parent. What did he do
well and what did he do poorly?
5.There were times when Billy didn't obey his father,
especially about taking dance lessons. What do you
think of this behavior?
The video taught about the 10 basic movements
of ballet. It looked very difficult!
Here are some sample questions that are
similar to the ones on the test Monday.
1. Describe the role that the 1984-85 miners strike
played in the film.
2. What are the similarities between dancers and
athletes who play football, baseball, basketball or
tennis? What are the differences?
3.Why was Miss Wilkinson especially interested in
teaching ballet to Billy?
teaching ballet to Billy?
4.Evaluate Billy's father as a parent. What did he do
well and what did he do poorly?
5.There were times when Billy didn't obey his father,
especially about taking dance lessons. What do you
think of this behavior?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)