Week 12

Ten Important Sentences: 1.My heart beats in two places: Here where I loved, and also a place where I once lived.
 2. The day I cried," Goodbye, 382 Shin Dang Dong."
 3. I didn't want to leave my best friend, Kisumi. 
 4. "Do they have chummy in America?" Kisumi wondered. 
 5. Grandmother was dressed in her most special occassion hanbok.
 6. "Kimpo Airport," Dad instructed the the taxi driver. 
 7."Rose means Jangmi?" I asked. 
 8. "Here we are, Jangmi," Dad said, "112 Forester Terrace, Brighton, Massachusetts, USA."
 9. Mmmm...it was as sweet and delicious as chummy. 
 10. Maybe someday I would adopt Rose as my American name. But not today.

Week 12

Homework 回家功課

 

Monday

Nov. 11th 

1.Write Week 12 Vocabulary Words 1-15 x2 + definitions

2. Write the Chinese translations

Tuesday

Nov. 12th

 1.Write Week 12 Vocabulary Words 1-15 x2 + definitions

2. Write the Chinese translations

3. Do the corrections for the previous quiz

Wednesday

Nov 13th

1.Read "Goodbye, 382 Shin Dang Dong" 

Thursday

Nov 14th

1. Read "Goodbye, 382 Shin Dang Dong"

2. Study for the Story Test

3. Worksheet

Friday
Nov 8th

  1. Finish the 1st Draft of the Personal Narrative Writing



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