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Thur sday , Dec. 19, 2013

Thur sday , Dec. 19, 2013. In My Homework, please write: Ex. 4, p. 375 Return bowling slip with $2.00. Bowling. $$$ Lanes Shoe sizes – Mr. Waller’s list was misplaced. Daily Language Practice.

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Thur sday , Dec. 19, 2013

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  1. Thursday, Dec. 19, 2013 • In My Homework, please write: • Ex. 4, p. 375 • Return bowling slip with $2.00

  2. Bowling • $$$ • Lanes • Shoe sizes – Mr. Waller’s list was misplaced

  3. Daily Language Practice • 1. Clemens describes Sam’s misery in realistic detail so a reader can sympathize fully. (1) • 2. I found the ending of the story in which Brown gets whats coming to him very satisfying. (2)

  4. Vocabulary Unit Seven • Practice with partner

  5. Please do now… • 8 lines • What are your plans for the coming break? Family? Friends? Traveling? Plans at home?

  6. Ex. 3, p. 374 • 1. did together • 2. at Wembley Stadium, in London, with the annual Cup Final • 3. After its organization, through England • 4. Around 1888, in many areas, of the country • 5. In 1872, at Glasgow, between all-star teams, from England and Scotland • 6. About the end, of the nineteenth century, across the globe

  7. Ex. 3 continued • 7. with them, around the world • 8. in Europe, to the sport • 9. In South America, to it, with the game • 10. as the World Cup, in 1933, around the world

  8. Read p. 375 • For ex. 4 • Write the preposition that occurs twice. • One will be a preposition, write “preposition” • One will be an adverb, write “adverb”

  9. TAS Questions • What can you tell me about numismatics? • How can you construct meaning from informational texts?

  10. Prepositions. • How can I use them?

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