Week 19: Finals Week

 Finals Week

Hello everyone, good luck during the finals week.

The testing days will be on Tuesday and Thursday.

There will be no homework from Monday to Wednesday and possibly no homework for the whole week.

Please check Week 13-17 for the vocabulary words that need to be reviewed. (#1-20 only)

Good luck everyone!




Week 19

Homework 回家功課

 

Monday

June

16th

1. No homework

Tuesday

June

17th


1.  No homework

Wednesday

June

18th

1.  No homework

Thursday

June

19th

1.  Nothing assigned yet




Friday
June
20th

1. Nothing assigned yet

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