Grade 4-I2

 Hello everyone, this is a testing week so we do not have any English homework for this week, but students still need to complete any previous English homework that they didn't complete for the last few weeks. For Sensay homework: Instructions: Check the Chinese Communication books for the Sensay login information and then go to  https://learn.oksensay.com/  to login for the class. For Savvas homework:  https://www.savvasrealize.com/#/  Reminder: Make sure all of the vocabulary and definition writing in the Bubble Notebook is finished. Review Resources:  https://wordwall.net/resource/84536779 https://wordwall.net/resource/84537022

 Hello everyone, this is a review week and Wednesday is a holiday so we will not have school that day. For Draft 2, Sensay, and Savvas homework, if it was already completed by the student previously then it doesn't need to be done again. Thanks so much!  Instructions: Check the Chinese Communication books for the Sensay login information and then go to  https://learn.oksensay.com/  to login for the class. Week   19 Homework  回家功課   Monday Dec. 30th 1.Write Week 16-18 Vocabulary Words 1-25 x1 2. Write the Chinese translations 3. Review Worksheet-Monday Tuesday Dec. 31st 1. Review Worksheet-Tuesday 2. Finish Draft 2: Argumentative Writing (if not already finished) Wednesday Jan. 1st 1. Worksheet- Wednesday 2. No school Thursday Jan. 2nd 1. Review Worksheet-Thursday Friday Jan. 3rd   1. Review Worksheet-Friday From the p...

Ten Important Sentences:  1. Immigrants travel to America from all over the world.   2. The people in America enjoy many different kinds of freedom, including the freedom of artistic expression.   3. These painted walls are called murals and are often painted in public places for all the people of the community to see.   4. Some tell the history of a town and everyday life of the people who settled there.  5. On the walls of a meat market in Los Angeles is a mural about immigrants painted by Hector Ponce. 6. The mural, titled "Immigrant," shows the Statue of Liberty just beyond reach and Latin American immigrants working hard to provide for their families.   7. Before artist Joshua Sarantitis creates a mural, he talks with the people of the community.  8. Over the years, Sarantitis has created many public murals across America, including "Reach High and You Will Go Far."  9. The mural encourages children to reach for the futur...

 Ten Important Sentences: 1. Immigrants travel to America from all over the world. 2. The people in America enjoy many different kinds of freedom, including the freedom of artistic expression. 3. These painted walls are called murals and are often painted in public places for all the people of the community to see. 4. Some tell the history of a town and everyday life of the people who settled there. 5. On the walls of a meat market in Los Angeles is a mural about immigrants painted by Hector Ponce. 6. The mural, titled "Immigrant," shows the Statue of Liberty just beyond reach and Latin American immigrants working hard to provide for their families. 7. Before artist Joshua Sarantitis creates a mural, he talks with the people of the community. 8. Over the years, Sarantitis has created many public murals across America, including "Reach High and You Will Go Far." 9. The mural encourages children to reach for the future through education. 10. Some murals inspire or amu...

Week 15+16: 10 Important Sentences 1. The Statue of Liberty stands on an island in New York Harbor. 2. It was to be a present from the people of France as a remembrance of the old friendship between the two countries. 3. She would be a symbol of freedom in the New World. 4. The arm holding the torch was sent to Philadelphia for America's 100th birthday celebration in 1876. 5. As the huge statue grew, all of Paris watched with great fascination. 6. Finally, in 1884, Liberty was completed. 7. By the time the ship reached New York in 1885, it was greeted with new excitement. 8. Bartholdi himself unveiled Liberty's face and she stood, gleaming in all her glory, for everyone to see. 9. Then President Grover Cleveland gave a speech. 10. Every year, on the Fourth of July, the United States of America celebrates its independence. Resources: "The New Colossus" on the Statue of Liberty:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaKUuk78L1A Story of the Statue of Liberty:  https://www.yo...

Week 15: 10 Important Sentences 1. The Statue of Liberty stands on an island in New York Harbor. 2. It was to be a present from the people of France as a remembrance of the old friendship between the two countries. 3. She would be a symbol of freedom in the New World. 4. The arm holding the torch was sent to Philadelphia for America's 100th birthday celebration in 1876. 5. As the huge statue grew, all of Paris watched with great fascination. 6. Finally, in 1884, Liberty was completed. 7. By the time the ship reached New York in 1885, it was greeted with new excitement. 8. Bartholdi himself unveiled Liberty's face and she stood, gleaming in all her glory, for everyone to see. 9. Then President Grover Cleveland gave a speech. 10. Every year, on the Fourth of July, the United States of America celebrates its independence. Resources: "The New Colossus" on the Statue of Liberty:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaKUuk78L1A Story of the Statue of Liberty:  https://www.youtu...