Spring Semester Week 9

 Week 9:

Oral and Listening Exams this week

Written Exam on Week 10

Review Activities:

Vocabulary and Spelling: https://wordwall.net/resource/90198541

Vocabulary Meaning and Story: https://wordwall.net/resource/90043440

Reminder: Finish all unfinished homework from Spring Semester 2025 Weeks 1-9 now

Week 9

Homework 回家功課

 

Monday

Mar.

31st

1. Review Worksheet-Monday

Tuesday

Apr.

1st

1. Review Worksheet-Tuesday

Wednesday

Apr.

2nd

1. Review Worksheet-Wednesday

Thursday

Apr.

3rd

1. Review Worksheet-Thursday



Friday
Apr.
4th

1, Review Worksheet-Friday

2. Finish all Sensay recordings

3.Finish all unfinished worksheets

4. Finish all reading assignments (reading worksheets)

5. Finish all vocabulary writing assignments in the Bubble book


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