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Week 4 |
Homework回家功課 |
Classwork |
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Monday 星期一 Sept 21st |
□ 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 |
Vocab 1-24 Com book story |
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Tuesday 星期二 Sept 22nd |
□ 1. G6 Shared
WS |
Practice Book |
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Wednesday 星期三 Sept 23rd |
□ 1. G6A2 WS |
Story |
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Thursday 星期四 Sept 24th |
□ 1. Writing
Assignment |
Quiz Writing |
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Friday 星期五 Sept 25th |
□ 1. Writing
Assignment |
No school |
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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No. |
English |
POS |
Chinese |
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1 |
guitar |
n |
吉他 |
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13 |
antagonist |
n |
反派；對手 |
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2 |
popular |
adj |
受歡迎的 |
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14 |
clearance |
n |
清除；許可；清倉 |
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3 |
prefer |
v |
偏好；較喜歡 |
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15 |
familiarize |
v |
使熟悉 |
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4 |
brilliant |
adj |
傑出的；聰明的；燦爛的 |
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16 |
brilliance |
n |
卓越；光輝 |
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5 |
appearance |
n |
外表；出現 |
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17 |
coherence |
n |
連貫性 |
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6 |
pessimist |
n |
悲觀主義者 |
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18 |
memorize |
v |
記住；背誦 |
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7 |
colonize |
v |
殖民；開拓殖民地 |
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19 |
performance |
n |
表演；表現 |
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8 |
influence |
v |
影響 |
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20 |
sanitize |
v |
消毒；使衛生 |
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9 |
existence |
n |
存在 |
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21 |
physicist |
n |
物理學家 |
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10 |
disappearance |
n |
消失 |
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22 |
protagonist |
n |
主角 |
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11 |
optimist |
n |
樂觀主義者 |
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23 |
italicize |
v |
用斜體字表示 |
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12 |
insurance |
n |
保險 |
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24 |
preference |
n |
偏愛；偏好 |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
snuggly |
adj |
舒適溫暖的；依偎的 |
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28 |
quarters |
n |
住處；宿舍 |
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26 |
tolerate |
v |
容忍；忍受 |
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29 |
tingled |
v |
感到刺痛；麻麻的 |
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27 |
wriggle |
v |
扭動；蠕動 |
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30 |
confusion |
n |
困惑；混亂 |
MyView 5.2 “A Borrowed Bunny”1st week Week -4
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1 |
guitar |
n |
a
musical instrument with strings that are plucked or strummed |
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2 |
popular |
adj |
liked
or enjoyed by many people |
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3 |
prefer |
v |
to like
one thing more than another |
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4 |
brilliant |
adj |
very
intelligent, talented, or bright |
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5 |
appearance |
n |
the way
someone or something looks; the act of becoming visible |
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6 |
pessimist |
n |
a
person who expects bad things to happen |
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7 |
colonize |
v |
to
settle in and take control of a new land |
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8 |
influence |
n/v |
the
power to affect people or things; to affect someone or something |
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9 |
existence |
n |
the
state of being real or alive |
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10 |
disappearance |
n |
the act
of no longer being seen or found |
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11 |
optimist |
n |
a person
who expects good things to happen |
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12 |
insurance |
n |
protection
against loss or damage through an agreement |
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13 |
antagonist |
n |
a
person or force that opposes the main character |
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14 |
clearance |
n |
the act
of removing something; official permission; a sale to clear goods |
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15 |
familiarize |
v |
to make
someone familiar with something |
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16 |
brilliance |
n |
great
intelligence, talent, or brightness |
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17 |
coherence |
n |
the
quality of being logical and easy to understand |
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18 |
memorize |
v |
to
learn something so it can be remembered exactly |
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19 |
performance |
n |
an act
of presenting a show or carrying out a task |
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20 |
sanitize |
v |
to
clean something to remove germs |
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21 |
physicist |
n |
a
scientist who studies physics |
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22 |
protagonist |
n |
the
main character in a story |
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23 |
italicize |
v |
to
print or write words in italic type |
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24 |
preference |
n |
a
greater liking for one thing over another |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
snuggly |
adj |
cozy,
warm, and comfortable |
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26 |
tolerate |
v |
to
allow or endure something without complaining |
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27 |
wriggle |
v |
to move
with small twisting motions |
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28 |
quarters |
n |
living
spaces or rooms where people stay |
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29 |
tingled |
v |
felt a
slight prickling or stinging sensation |
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30 |
confusion |
n |
a state
of not understanding or being uncertain |
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Weekly Sentences |
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1. I prefer reading
books over watching TV. |
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2. An optimist
believes good things will happen. |
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3. There was confusion
when the fire alarm rang. |
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4. The students gave an
excellent performance in the play. |
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MyView Story
Intro
Katya lived at home, but her and her family always fostered rescue
animals until they are adopted. Right
now they have had kittens for two months. The house was filled with various
crates, pens, and cages. Their new
foster pet is Pip, a brown rabbit.
Little did they know that this rabbit would be different, but not
completely different.
The next morning, Katya heard a crash.
She ran down stairs to find the pen where Pip was staying empty. Pip was on the coffee table, looking at a
broken bowl. Katya chased Pip around
to catch her. Mom shouts down, “what’s going on?”. “Rabbits Out!” cried
Katya. Dad comes home from his morning run. Katya Finally caught Pip. Pip
gave Katya a look that said, “You’ve won round one. |
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