Day 9-Week 3 Vocabulary and Upcoming Test

 Hello parents, 

We did more vocabulary practice and review today. Since we used a few resources to practice vocabulary for both Week 2 and Week 3, I've shared some of them in the Line group. 

There are three topics that students will be tested on- The Reading Street text "The Man Who Invented Basketball", the Week 2 and Week 3 vocabulary, and irregular plural nouns.

Week 2 Vocabulary Review:

https://wordwall.net/resource/77444066

Story Review

https://wordwall.net/resource/77442339

Since there is a test tomorrow, the only homework I gave was to review and finish all of the previously assigned homework, but that includes the following:

1. Finish Pages 247, 250, 252, and 256 in the "Reader's and Writer's Notebook"

2. Finish writing ALL vocabulary words (x2) from Week 2 and Week 3 with definitions. 

(Chinese translation is optional.)

3. Finish the worksheets that I gave students

(If you can't find these worksheets then don't worry, they are for the benefit of the student so I will not give separate grades for these, but they will be taken into consideration for students' participation score so I'll print extra if students need them.)



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