G5 Week 14 WS

 Shared WS Week 14

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A2 WS Week 14

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G5 A2 Week 14 Spring 2026

 

Week 14	Homework回家功課	Classwork
Monday 星期一 May 11	□ 1. Vocab 1-12 x4 (Verbs, x2 base, x2 3rd person present, x2 past) □ 2. Def x1 □ 3. Sentence x3, 15 words long, 3 weekly vocab words used	Vocab 1-24 Story (2 classes)
Tuesday 星期二 May 12	□ 1. Vocab 13-24 x4 (Verbs, x2 base, x2 3rd person present, x2 past) □ 2. Def x1 □ 3. Sentence x3, 15 words long, 3 weekly vocab words used	story   (1 class)
Wednesday 星期三 May 13	□ 1. G5 Shared WS	RWN   (1 class)
Thursday 星期四 May 14	□ 1. RWN pg	Story Vocab and grammar review   (2 classes)
Friday 星期五 May 15	□ 1. Sensay   □ 2. Writing Assignment- Final Version   □ 3. Savvas- continued	Quiz Writing   (2 classes)

 

 Ten Mile Day Story 

 

Week 14 Reading Street 5.1 – Ten Mile Day

No.	English	POS	Chinese		No.	English	POS	Chinese
1	country	(n.)	國家、鄉村		13	foundation	(n.)	基礎
2	interpret	(v.)	理解，解釋		14	bulldozer	(n.)	堆土機
3	imagine	(v.)	想像		15	jackhammer	(n.)	風鑽
4	homeland	(n.)	祖國		16	lumber	(v.)	緩慢笨拙地移動
5	immigrant	(n.)	（外來的）移民		17	volunteer	(v.)	志願者、義工
6	freedom	(n.)	自由		18	flatcar	(n.)	（無蓋平板）貨車
7	religion	(n.)	宗教		19	whistle	(n./v.)	口哨、吹口哨
8	escape	(v.)	逃脫，逃離		20	shrill	(adj.)	刺耳的，尖厲的
9	famine	(n.)	飢荒		21	blast	(v.)	炸毀, 爆炸
10	opportunity	(n.)	機會		22	pierce	(adj.)	刺穿、刺破
11	foreman	(n.)	工頭；領班		23	sledgehammer	(n.)	長柄大槌
12	accomplish	(v.)	完成；實現		24	gandy-dancer	(n.)	美國早期鐵路工人
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25	wrench	(v.)	猛拉、猛扯		28	gravel	(n.)	砂礫
26	align	(v.)	對準、校直		29	ballast	(n.)	(品格、人際關係等方面的）穩定力量
27	tamper	(v.)	損害、竄改		30	mammoth	(n.)	長毛象

 

 

Week 14 – Ten Mile Day

1	country	(n.)	the land of a person's birth, residence, or citizenship
2	interpret	(v.)	to explain or tell the meaning of
3	imagine	(v.)	to form a mental image of (something not present)
4	homeland	(n.)	native land
5	immigrant	(n.)	a person who comes to a country to take up permanent residence
6	freedom	(n.)	the quality or state of being free
7	religion	(n.)	a personal set or institutionalized system of religious attitudes, beliefs, and practices
8	escape	(v.)	to get free of; break away from
9	famine	(n.)	an extreme scarcity of food
10	opportunity	(n.)	a good chance for advancement or progress
11	foreman	(n.)	a person in charge of a group of workers, a particular operation, or a section of a plant
12	accomplish	(v.)	to bring to completion
13	foundation	(n.)	an underlying base or support
14	bulldozer	(n.)	a tractor-driven machine usually having a broad horizontal blade for moving earth
15	jackhammer	(n.)	a tool that drills through rock by hitting it very hard and quickly
16	lumber	(v.)	to move ponderously
17	volunteer	(n.)	a person who voluntarily undertakes or expresses a willingness to undertake a service
18	flatcar	(n.)	a railroad freight car without permanent raised sides, ends, covering
19	whistle	(n./v.)	a small wind instrument in which sound is produced by blowing in a short tube; a shrill, high sound
20	shrill	(adj.)	to utter or emit an acute piercing sound
21	blast	(v.)	a violent gust of wind
22	pierce	(adj.)	having holes
23	sledgehammer	(n.)	a large heavy hammer that is wielded with both hands
24	gandy-dancer	(n.)	a laborer in a railroad section gang
Recognize Only Words
25	wrench	(v.)	to twist violently
26	align	(v.)	to bring into line or alignment
27	tamper	(v.)	to interfere so as to weaken or change for the worse
28	gravel	(n.)	loose rounded fragments of rock
29	ballast	(n.)	something that gives stability (as in character or conduct)
30	mammoth	(n.)	of very great size

 

Weekly Sentence

Can you imagine your homeland?

This religion is popular in your country.

They use bulldozers and jackhammers to bring down the house.

Volunteers use sledgehammers to break the wall.