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Week 5 |
Homework回家功課 |
Classwork |
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Monday 星期一 Sept 28th |
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No school |
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Tuesday 星期二 Sept
29th |
□ 1. G6A2 WS |
Vocab 1-24 Com book story |
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Wednesday 星期三 Sept
30th |
□ 1. G6 Shared
WS |
Practice Book |
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Thursday 星期四 Oct 1st
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□ 1. Vocab
13-24 x4 (Verbs, x2 base, x2 3rd person present, x2 past) □ 2. Def x1 □ 3. Sentence
x3, 12 words long, 3 weekly vocab words used |
Story |
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Friday 星期五 Oct 2nd
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□ 1. Sensay □ 2. Writing
Assignment |
Listening / Quiz Writing |
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MyView 5.2 “A Borrowed Bunny” 2nd week Week -5
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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accustomed |
adj |
習慣於……的 |
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13 |
peer |
v |
同齡人;凝視 |
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2 |
rescue |
v |
救援;營救 |
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14 |
deliver |
v |
遞送;交付 |
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3 |
agency |
n |
機構;代理機構 |
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15 |
streak |
n |
條紋;痕跡 |
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4 |
unexpected |
adj |
出乎意料的 |
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16 |
decorative |
adj |
裝飾性的 |
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5 |
macaw |
n |
金剛鸚鵡 |
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17 |
pinecones |
n |
松果 |
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6 |
boa
constrictor |
n |
蟒蛇 |
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18 |
glare |
v |
怒視;刺眼的光 |
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7 |
fan |
n |
迷;扇子 |
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19 |
nibble |
v |
小口咬;輕咬 |
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8 |
foster |
v |
培養;促進;寄養的 |
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20 |
skid |
v |
打滑;滑行 |
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9 |
eventually |
adv |
最終;終於 |
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21 |
execute |
v |
執行;完成 |
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10 |
adopt |
v |
收養;採用 |
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22 |
pursue |
v |
追求;追趕 |
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11 |
tragic |
adj |
悲慘的;悲劇性的 |
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23 |
rambunctious |
adj |
喧鬧的;愛搗蛋的 |
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12 |
freak
out |
v phr |
驚慌失措 |
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24 |
sooting |
adj |
產生煤煙;覆蓋煤煙 |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
perk up |
v phr |
振作起來 |
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28 |
round |
n |
圓的;回合;使成圓形 |
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26 |
bolt |
v |
猛衝;門閂 |
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29 |
success |
n |
成功 |
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27 |
slam
shut |
v phr |
砰地關上 |
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30 |
declare |
v |
宣布;聲明 |
MyView 5.2 “A Borrowed Bunny” 2nd week Week -5
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accustomed |
adj |
familiar
with something because of repeated experience |
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2 |
rescue |
n/v |
the act
of saving someone from danger; to save someone from danger |
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3 |
agency |
n |
an
organization that provides a service or carries out a specific function |
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4 |
unexpected |
adj |
not
anticipated or predicted |
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macaw |
n |
a
large, colorful parrot found in Central and South America |
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boa
constrictor |
n |
a large
snake that kills prey by squeezing it |
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7 |
fan |
n |
a
person who admires something; a device or object used to create airflow |
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8 |
foster |
V |
to
encourage growth or development |
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9 |
eventually |
adv |
after a
long period of time; in the end |
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10 |
adopt |
v |
to
legally take another person's child as one's own; to begin using something |
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11 |
tragic |
adj |
causing
great sadness or suffering |
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12 |
freak
out |
v phr |
to
become very frightened, upset, or excited |
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13 |
peer |
n/v |
a
person of the same age or status; to look closely |
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14 |
deliver |
v |
to
bring something to a person or place |
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15 |
streak |
n |
a long
thin line, mark, or series of successes |
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16 |
decorative |
adj |
used to
make something look more attractive |
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17 |
pinecones |
n |
the
seed-bearing cones of pine trees |
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18 |
glare |
n/v |
a harsh
bright light; to stare angrily |
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19 |
nibble |
v/n |
to take
small bites; a small bite |
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20 |
skid |
v/n |
to
slide uncontrollably on a surface |
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21 |
execute |
v |
to
carry out a plan, order, or action |
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22 |
pursue |
v |
to
follow or try to achieve something |
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23 |
rambunctious |
adj |
noisy,
energetic, and difficult to control |
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24 |
sooting |
v |
producing
or covering something with soot (black powder from smoke) |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
perk up |
v phr |
to
become happier, more energetic, or more alert |
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26 |
bolt |
v/n |
to run
away suddenly; a metal fastener used on doors |
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27 |
slam
shut |
v phr |
to
close something forcefully and loudly |
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28 |
round |
adj/n/v |
shaped
like a circle; a stage in a process; to make round |
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29 |
success |
n |
the
achievement of a goal or desired result |
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30 |
declare |
v |
to
announce something officially or publicly |
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Weekly Sentences |
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1. The firefighters worked
together to rescue the family from the burning house. |
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2. She used a fan to
cool herself down in the heat. |
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3. They chose to adopt
a child from another country. |
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4. The teacher will declare
the winners tomorrow. |
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MyView Story
Middle As they clean up the mess, Katya and her dad
discuss why Pip may not like her home. Dad says, “We’ll just have to get to
know her better.” Katya and her parents discussed why the rabbit was behaving
in such a way. |