G5A2 Week 19 Fall 2025

 

Week 19	Classwork and Homework
Monday Jan 5	□1. Study for exams      review
Tuesday Jan 6	□1. Study for exams     New Words
Wednesday Jan 7	□1.   Study for exams     RWN
Thursday Jan 8	□1.  Study for exams     Exams
Friday Jan 9	□1. Sensay □2. Edit write 1-4, and complete 5     Exams

G5 A2 Week 18 Fall 2025

 

Week 18	Classwork and Homework
Monday Dec 29	□1. WS     Vocab review
Tuesday Dec 30	□1. WS     Listening exam
Wednesday Dec 31	□1.   WS     Oral exam
Thursday Jan 01	□1.   Sensay + Savvas     No school
Friday Jan 02	□1. Study for exams     Oral exam

Stories

5th Grade Finals Exam Test Scope – Fall, 2025

Dear Parents,

The Final Exams are upon us.

Below is the exam schedule and test scope.

Please remind your child to go over vocabulary and

reading stories listed in the test scope.

l   Listening Exam: Tuesday 12/30,

 

l   Oral Exam: Wednesday 12/31, Friday 01/02

 

l   Written Exam: Thursday 01/08

ORAL EXAMS:

l   Read a passage related to one of the 3 stories in the finals and then answer comprehension questions based on the story read.

 

LISTENING EXAM:

l   Vocabulary Focus: Weeks 12 – 17 (Communication Book)

l   Reading Street Stories:

l   Antarctic Journal p. 262

l   Moon Walk p. 294

l   Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path p. 356

 

l   Listening Skills:

l   Vocabulary words

l   Time order words

l   Prepositions

l   Capitalization and Abbreviations

l   Multiple meaning words

l   Prefixes

WRITTEN EXAM:

l   Vocabulary Focus: Week 12 – Week 17 (Communication Book)

l   Antarctic Journal p. 262

l   Moon Walk p. 294

l   Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path p. 356

 

l   Phonics Focus:

l   Vocabulary

l   Time order words

l   Prepositions

l   Capitalization and Abbreviations

l   Synonyms

l   Multiple meaning words

l   Prefixes

Be Prepared  J 

 

“Preparation is the key to success”

 

-Alexander Graham Bell

 

G5 A2 Week 17 Fall 2025

 

Week 17	Classwork and Homework
Monday Dec 22	□1. Week 17 Write 10 sentences     Vocab 1-30 story
Tuesday Dec 23	□1. Week 17 Write 10 sentences     Unit Test
Wednesday Dec 24	□1.   Written assignment para 2 due Friday     Outing
Thursday Dec 25	□1.   Sensay + Savvas     No school
Friday Dec 26	□1. Sensay + Savvas (new due January 14) □2. Written assignment para 3+4     RWN, writing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path Story

Week 17 Reading Street 4.2 – Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path

 

No. English Chinese Spelling Words RWN p400 1 misplace (v.) 隨意擱置；亂放 2 nonsense (n.) 胡說 3 prepay (v.) 預付 4 repack (v.) 重新包裝 5 misfortune (n.) 不幸 6 remove (v.) 移除 7 precook (v.) 預先烹調（食物） 8 nonstop (adj.) 不停頓的 9 recover (v.) 恢復 10 reseal (v.) 重新封住 11 misbehavior (n.) 不良行為 12 reunion (n.) 團聚;聚會 13 nonfiction (n.) 非小說的散文文學 14 rebound (v.) 彈回，跳回 15 prejudge (v.) 預先作出判斷 No. English Chinese 16 readjust (v.) 調整;微調 17 misprint (n.) 印刷錯誤 18 nonprofit (adj.) 非營利的 19 nonstick (adj.) 不沾的 20 precaution (n.) 預防 21 find (v.) 尋找 22 luck (n.) 運氣 23 truth (n.) 事實 24 add (v.) 加;增加 25 relapse (v.) 故態復萌  Chosen Vocabulary Words 26 reopen (v.) 重新開張;恢復 27 obedience (n.) 服從 28 money-making (adj.) 賺錢 29 believe (v.) p.405 相信 30 watch (v.) p.405 小心,留神;觀看;照顧

Weekly sentences 1) He made no sense, his speech was nonsense. 2) The flight from Taipei to Tokyo was nonstop. 3) Rest will help you recover from sickness. 4) There was a misprint in the newspaper.

Capitalization and Abbreviations 

Prefixes mis-, non-, re-, pre-

Week 17 Reading Street 4.2 – Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path – Vocabulary Definition

 

1.    misplace (v.): to put something in the wrong place and lose it

2.   nonsense (n.): something that doesn't make sense

3.   prepay (v.): to pay for something before you get it

4.   repack (v.): to pack something again

5.   misfortune (n.): bad luck or an unlucky event

6.   remove (v.): to take something away

7.   precook (v.): to cook food before it is needed

8.   nonstop (adj.): without stopping

9.   recover (v.): to get better after being sick or hurt

10. reseal (v.): to close something again so it is sealed

11.  misbehaviour (n.): bad behaviour

12. reunion (n.): a meeting of people who have been apart

13. nonfiction (n.): writing that is about real events and facts

14. rebound (v.): to bounce back after hitting something

15. prejudge (v.): to judge someone or something before knowing all the facts

16. readjust (v.): to adjust or change something again

17. misprint (n.): a mistake in printed text

18. nonprofit (adj.): not making money from activities

19. nonstick (adj.): something that food does not stick to

20.  precaution (n.): something done to prevent harm

21. find (v.): to discover something

22.  luck (n.): success or failure caused by chance

23.  truth (n.): what is real or true

24.  add (v.): to put something together with something else

25.  relapse (v.): to get sick again after getting better

26.  reopen (v.): to open something again

27.  obedience (n.): following rules or instructions

28.  money-making (adj.): making a profit

29.  believe (v.): to think that something is true

30.  watch (v.): to look at something carefully