Week 1: Tuesday (9/2)

Talkative Tuesday:

Dear Parents:

Today was a ve4ry productive day

Our class got through all the definitions and many pages in our MV practice book and student book. A lot of information was given. The children have a lot of homework tonight as we needed to make up for yesterday's no lesson classes. I believe the students are very capable of completing the assignments. If not, it's OK, just please make sure they return their books and worksheets. We will cover it in class and review for Thursday's TEST. 

Homework: March 31st

□1. MV: Read: Baby Animals Grow         pp. 103-109                □2. Write VW’s #       7     -    12      ,4x                                    □3. Make      Practice MV  book pp.119-123                                         □4. Worksheet: Week 8 Study worksheet

□5.  Self Reflection/ Sensay                                                                 

          Week 8 Vocabulary words and Definitions

Vocabulary	Definition/Sentence
mask	something you wear on your face to cover it or to keep you safe I bought a mask for Halloween.
ramp	a path that slopes up or down, like a small hill you can walk on The car went up the ramp.
held	had something in your hands or arms and did not let go Dad held my hand as we walked.
felt	how you felt inside, like happy, sad, or scared I dropped my ice cream. I felt sad.
pond	a small, still body of water, smaller than a lake The duck swam in the pond.
lose	to not be able to find something or not have it anymore Don’t lose your toys.
new	something just made, not old, or used for the first time I got a new bike for my birthday.
nest	a home birds build with sticks and leaves for their eggs The baby chicks are in the nest.
high	far up from the ground or very tall The kite is high in the sky.
tree	a tall plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves The children planted a tree.
eagle	a large, strong bird that flies high and hunts for food The eagle takes care of its chicks.
take	to pick something up or get something Don’t forget to take your books.
turn	to move your body or go in a new direction Share and take turns.
keeping	holding or staying with something and not letting it go Mom is keeping the baby safe.
warm	a little hot, comfortable, not cold The eagle keeps its chicks warm.
chicks	baby birds that have just hatched from eggs The baby chicks are hungry.
hungry	wanting or needing food The hungry chick wants a worm.
away	not here, far from where you are Rain, rain, go away.