16/06/2014, Monday (Peppa Pig was in our class today!!!)

VOCABULARY:

Ache, actually =  in fact, afford, aisle /ail/, ancient, appointment, armchair, ASAP, available, bargain, bat, become-became-become, beforehand, behave, beings, bench,  bib, bill, bin, blood, brain, brand, brick, budget, bucket,  burglar, cabbage, cap (=gorra / tapón de botella), change one´s mind, cheetah, chimney, choice, clay, cliff, clue, cockroach, coffin, college, come up with, concerning, convertible, cufflinks, curly, dam (presa, de pantano), dangerous, date, dead, death, demonstration, desert /ˈdezət/, dessert /dɪˈzɜːt/, drawer (/dro:/), Dutch, earthquake, essay, eve, eventually, exercise bike (=bicicleta estática), faith, fan, far, fate, fear, feed-fed-fed fingerprint, fireplace, flood, fool, footstep, for, fork, FYI, get on/off, gift, goat, go straight on, guilty, guy, hairdryer, ham, hammer, hide-hid-hidden, hill, huge, handcuffs, human beings, hurry up, in bold, indecisive /indi´sai:siv/, inherit, instead, is up to you, it doesn´t matter, jam, journalist, kind (noun / adjective), knife, knowledge, landscape, lazy, leather, likely, like this, loan, look forward to hearing from you,  lung, main square, matches, mate, mice, misunderstanding, mud, neither, new, nightmare, on one´s own = by oneself, once upon a time, owl, owner, path, PE, plug, pregnant, prey, puddle, pumpkin, pyramid /´piramid/, rainforest, ravine /re´vi:n/,  referee, remote, rest room, right now, road, root, rot-rotted-rotten, roundabout, rucksack, sand, seldom, seed, selfish, shark, sheep, shelf, shelter, silly, sin, since, sinner, skyscraper, sleeve, smart, snowmobile, so, socket, spade, spear, spoon, stage, stepmother, stopper, straight, straw, strike, stubborn, subject, succeed, success, sunshade,  sun-cream, terrific, terrified, thief, tidy, tiny, tissue, tonight, town hall, twice, to afford, to be afraid, to argue, to arrive in, to arrive at, to ask for, to be in a hurry, to be scared of, to belong, to breathe, to be fed up with, to be looking forward to, to be over, to belong to, to book, to break into, to complain, to depend on, to earn, to defeat, to delete, to die, to enter, to face, to fail, to fall in love with, to fill in, to find out, to free, to guess, to give up, to go on holiday, to hire, to hold on (on the phone),to involve, to look after, to look for, to look up, to make sense, to mean-meant-meant, to pass out, to pass away, to pay attention, to pay for, to postpone, to pick somebody up, to put on, to put someone through (on the phone), to quit, to reach, to realize, to reject, to rescue, to rest, to turn the upside down, to sail, saline /´seilain/ , to shout, to speak to, to surrender, to take into account, to take off, to throw away, to turn down, to turn up, to try on, to upload, to wait for, to worry about, thumb, towel, treadmill (=cinta para correr), turn left, turn right, umpire, unfair, wallet, waterwing, warm, wavy, weekly, what (=lo que), whale, whose, wild, wildebeest, wing, wire, wireless, witness, yatch,

TODAY IN CLASS:

-Recordamos fecha de examen.

-Revisión de vocabulario.

Postre		Destino
*Llegar a ser, convertirse		Sigue recto (indicaciones)
Ventilador		Muerto
Guepardo		Secador de pelo
Martillo		Periodista
Probable		Pulmón
Compañero		Malentendido
Lechuza		Charco
Embarazada		Huelga
Ladrones		Permirse un lujo
Discutir		Tener prisa
Reservar		*Querer decir
Ballena		Derrotar, vencer

-Ampliación de vocabulario + listening comprehension: “Peppa Pig at the beach”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU_XaovXFlM&hd=1

 HOMEWORK:

-Nuevo visionado del capítulo “At the beach” de Peppa Pig, y narrar lo que ocurre en él (redacción para enviar por e-mail).

Important to review all this for next exam!!!

EXAMEN DEL DÍA 25: 

TEMAS DE GRAMÁTICA + FONÉTICA 

-Fonética destacada: palabras tipo "work","nature", "blood", "woman", "love", "women",..

-For + since

-Diferencia SIMPLE PRESENT / PRESENT PERFECT

-Prepositions AT - IN - ON 

-Some VERBS + PREPOSITIONS (previous book, page 153) 

-Indicación de direcciones en la calle

-Voz pasiva

-Used to 

-Might para possibility

-Verbos y preposiciones de movimiento

-Can and May para pedir y dar permiso 

-So + Neither do I 

-Past Perfect

-Reported speech

-Simple present and present continuous

-Estructura de la pregunta en inglés

-Omisión del artículo

Comparativo + superlativo

-Relativosw: defining + non-defining relative clauses

VOCABULARY!!!

CANCIONES

-“Like it or not”, Madonna (14/10/2013)

-“This is me”, Faith Hill (13/11/2013)

-“Santa Baby”, Kylie Minoge (16/12/2013)

-“Faith”, Celine Dion (17/02/2014)

-“Come what may”, Ewan McGregor + Nicole Kidman (19/03/2014)

-“Step by step”, Whitney Houston (30/04/2014)

-“Waterloo”, Abba (02/06/2014)

11/06/2014, Wednesday

VOCABULARY:

Ache, actually =  in fact, afford, aisle /ail/, ancient, appointment, armchair, ASAP, available, bargain, bat, become-became-become, beforehand, behave, beings, bench,  bib, bill, bin, blood, brain, brand, brick, budget, burglar, cabbage, cap (=gorra / tapón de botella), change one´s mind, cheetah, chimney, choice, clay, cliff, clue, cockroach, coffin, college, come up with, concerning, convertible, cufflinks, curly, dam (presa, de pantano), dangerous, date, dead, death, demonstration, desert /ˈdezət/, dessert /dɪˈzɜːt/, drawer (/dro:/), Dutch, earthquake, essay, eve, eventually, exercise bike (=bicicleta estática), faith, fan, far, fate, fear, feed-fed-fed fingerprint, fireplace, flood, fool, footstep, for, fork, FYI, get on/off, gift, goat, go straight on, guilty, guy, hairdryer, ham, hammer, hide-hid-hidden, hill, huge, handcuffs, human beings, hurry up, in bold, indecisive /indi´sai:siv/, inherit, instead, is up to you, it doesn´t matter, jam, journalist, kind (noun / adjective), knife, knowledge, landscape, lazy, leather, likely, loan, look forward to hearing from you,  lung, main square, matches, mate, mice, misunderstanding, mud, neither, new, nightmare, on one´s own = by oneself, once upon a time, owl, owner, path, PE, plug, pregnant, prey, puddle, pumpkin, pyramid /´piramid/, rainforest, referee, remote, rest room, right now, road, root, rot-rotted-rotten, roundabout, rucksack, sand, seldom, seed, selfish, shark, sheep, shelf, shelter, silly, sin, since, sinner, skyscraper, sleeve, smart, snowmobile, so, socket, spear, spoon, stage, stepmother, stopper, straight, strike, stubborn, subject, succeed, success, terrific, terrified, thief, tidy, tiny, tissue, tonight, town hall, twice, to afford, to be afraid, to argue, to arrive in, to arrive at, to ask for, to be in a hurry, to be scared of, to belong, to breathe, to be fed up with, to be looking forward to, to be over, to belong to, to book, to break into, to complain, to depend on, to earn, to defeat, to delete, to die, to enter, to face, to fail, to fall in love with, to fill in, to find out, to free, to guess, to give up, to go on holiday, to hire, to hold on (on the phone),to involve, to look after, to look for, to look up, to make sense, to mean-meant-meant, to pass out, to pass away, to pay attention, to pay for, to postpone, to pick somebody up, to put on, to put someone through (on the phone), to quit, to reach, to realize, to reject, to rescue, to rest, ravine /re´vi:n/, to sail, saline /´seilain/ , to shout, to speak to, to surrender, to take into account, to take off, to throw away, to turn down, to turn up, to try on, to upload, to wait for, to worry about, thumb, treadmill (=cinta para correr), turn left, turn right, umpire, unfair, wallet, wavy, weekly, what (=lo que), whale, whose, wild, wildebeest, wire, wireless, witness, yatch,

TODAY IN CLASS:

-Corregir BOOK, page 31, READING EN CLASE[ dreadlocks= a hairstyle in which the hair is washed but not combed and twisted while wet into tight braids or ringlets hanging down on all sides]: 1a + 2a +  2b + 3a

-Corregir:

*BOOK, page 34, VOCABULARY/COMMUNICATION, exercise 4

*BOOK, page 34, GRAMMAR, exercises 1a + 2a

*BOOK, page 34, FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE, exercise 1

*BOOK, page 35, VOCABULARY, exercises 1  

HOMEWORK:

-BOOK, Page 36:

*WORD FAMILIES exercise 3a

*GRAMMAR exercise 2A

*FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE exercise 1A

-Cloze PET: TURNING DESERTS GREEN

Turning deserts green

For many countries without rich farmland, growing (0) _________ food is a serious problem. However, a British scientist has now (26) __________ a plan to make deserts green. He (27) _________ a company which produces seed for plants and flowers, particularly wild flowers.

His idea (28) __________ wrapping grass seeds in large packs of special soil. The (29) __________ of the packs include a lot of water, so when they are put into the desert sand, the grass immediately (30) __________ to grow. If you place the packs close together, in a few days the (31) __________ area looks green.

There is still one important thing the scientist has to (32) __________ an answer to, (33) __________ that is how to get water to her grass as it continues to grow. (34) __________ he can do this, then producing food for people and animals who live in desert areas will (34) __________ longer be so difficult.

0.         A.enough                    B.much                       C.many                       D.plenty

26.       A.developed               B.worked                    C.built                         D.used

27.       A.makes                      B.owns                        C.does                        D.keeps

28.       A.has                           B.gives                        C.involves                   D.causes

29.       A.contents                  B.means                      C.goods                      D.techniques

30.       A.wakes                      B.shows                       C.takes                       D.begins

31.       A.wide                        B.total                         C.whole                      D.full

32.       A.put                          B.find                          C.guess                       D.pick

33.       A.and                          B.but                           C.so                            D.since

34.       A.As                            B.Because                   C.Unless                      D.If

35.       A.any                          B.no                            C.little                        D.not

09/06/2014, Monday

VOCABULARY:

Ache, actually =  in fact, afford, aisle /ail/, ancient, appointment, armchair, ASAP, available, bargain, bat, become-became-become, beforehand, behave, beings, bench,  bib, bill, bin, blood, brain, brand, brick, budget, burglar, cabbage, cap (=gorra / tapón de botella), change one´s mind, chimney, choice, clay, cliff, clue, cockroach, coffin, college, come up with, concerning, convertible, cufflinks, curly, dam (presa, de pantano), dangerous, date, dead, death, demonstration, desert /ˈdezət/, dessert /dɪˈzɜːt/, drawer (/dro:/), Dutch, earthquake, essay, eve, eventually, exercise bike (=bicicleta estática), faith, fan, far, fate, fear, feed-fed-fed fingerprint, fireplace, flood, fool, footstep, for, fork, FYI, get on/off, gift, go straight on, guilty, guy, hairdryer, ham, hammer, hide-hid-hidden, hill, huge, handcuffs, human beings, hurry up, in bold, indecisive /indi´sai:siv/, inherit, instead, is up to you, it doesn´t matter, jam, journalist, kind (noun / adjective), knife, knowledge, landscape, lazy, leather, likely, loan, look forward to hearing from you,  lung, main square, matches, mate, mice, misunderstanding, mud, neither, new, nightmare, on one´s own = by oneself, once upon a time, owner, path, PE, plug, pregnant, prey, puddle, pumpkin, pyramid /´piramid/, rainforest, referee, remote, rest room, right now, road, root, rot-rotted-rotten, roundabout, rucksack, sand, seldom, seed, selfish, shark, sheep, shelf, shelter, silly, sin, since, sinner, skyscraper, sleeve, smart, snowmobile, so, socket, spear, spoon, stage, stepmother, stopper, straight, strike, stubborn, subject, succeed, success, terrific, terrified, thief, tidy, tiny, tissue, tonight, town hall, twice, to afford, to be afraid, to argue, to arrive in, to arrive at, to ask for, to be in a hurry, to be scared of, to belong, to breathe, to be fed up with, to be looking forward to, to be over, to belong to, to book, to break into, to complain, to depend on, to earn, to defeat, to delete, to die, to enter, to face, to fail, to fall in love with, to fill in, to find out, to free, to guess, to give up, to go on holiday, to hire, to hold on (on the phone),to involve, to look after, to look for, to look up, to make sense, to mean-meant-meant, to pass out, to pass away, to pay attention, to pay for, to postpone, to pick somebody up, to put on, to put someone through (on the phone), to quit, to reach, to realize, to reject, to rescue, to rest, ravine /re´vi:n/, to sail, saline /´seilain/ , to shout, to speak to, to surrender, to take into account, to take off, to throw away, to turn down, to turn up, to try on, to upload, to wait for, to worry about, thumb, treadmill (=cinta para correr), turn left, turn right, umpire, unfair, wallet, wavy, weekly, what (=lo que), whale, whose, wild, wildebeest, wire, wireless, witness, yatch,

TODAY IN CLASS:

-Fecha examen final: 25/06

-Corregir BOOK, page 28+29, GRAMMAR: 3  

-Corregir BOOK, page 142, ejercicio 3.1.a (sólo las dos primeras frases) + 3.b sobre ORACIONES DE RELATIVO

-Revisión (thanks a lot, Virginia!!) de la ampliación de explicación sobre oraciones de relativo:

a)Defining relative clauses: cuándo podemos omitir el pronombre relativo

b)Non-defining relative clauses: “that” no puede sustituir a “who” o “which”

-BOOK, page 30: 1a + 1b + 2a + 2b + 3a + 3b + 5a +

  

HOMEWORK:

-Reading comprehension: Crossing borders

It´s not only students who get excited about setting up links with people from other cultures – their teachers do too. Nowadays, more and more teachers are travelling abroad in search of contacts and ideas they can bring back to their own classrooms.

One teacher who recently made an exciting link is Maria Pelman, the Head of Music at a large secondary school in the UK. She took part in a visit to a school in the Punjab, a region in the northwest of India. The aim was to find out how students in India learn music, and what new ideas she could bring back to her school at home.

Maria found her visit extremely interesting but at the same time hard work. She toured a range of different schools and colleges in the Punjab, and although she found that there was not much music on the curriculum, music was an important part of local life. Since returning to the UK she has developed a project with the staff of various departments in her own school to introduce 11- and 12-year-old children to a range of Indian cultural experiences. They learn to make Indian music, food, jewellery and textiles.

Another teacher from the UK, Tim Wilde, visited Japan. He spent time in schools learning about the lives and attitudes of Japanese students in order to plan a visit to Japan for his own students. Many of the Japanese students he met spoke English, and this encouraged his UK students to begin learning Japanese. They also organised typical activities like a tea-drinking ceremony as a way of understanding traditional Japanese customs.

Other teachers have visited countries as far apart as Iceland and Australia, Uganda and Siberia. They all consider their visits to schools abroad to be one of the most satisfying and enjoyable things they have ever done in their teaching careers. They believe that in a  world which is getting smaller all the time, it is increasingly important to know about and understand other people, their lives and their cultures.

Just occasionally, a teacher decides to remain abroad for a few years, and although this decision comes as a surprise to their schools, they are always welcomed back. While away, they are able to set up all kinds of links and, if a foreign language is involved, students can make friends by emailing each other and even take part in video conferences. These friendships do not necessarily last, but they certainly go a long way to creating positive attitudes in young people.

 TRUE OR FALSE?

 1. Teachers are more keen than students on working with other cultures.

2. According to the writer, teachers travel abroad to help students in developing countries.

3. Maria Pelman expected music teaching in the UK and India to be similar.

4. Maria Pelman found that the amount of music teaching in the schools she visited was limited.

5. Maria Pelman now works closely with colleagues teaching another subject.

6. Tim Wilde hopes his own students will visit Japan.

7. Most teachers find that trips abroad have a negative effect on their careers.

8. Teachers who stay away for a few year are unpopular with their schools.

9. Student contacts can be organised even when teachers are absent.

10. According to the writer, people develop long-lasting friendships based on emailing each other.

04/06/2014, Wednesday

VOCABULARY:

Ache, actually =  in fact, aisle /ail/, ancient, appointment, armchair, ASAP, available, bargain, bat, become-became-become, beforehand, behave, beings, bench,  bib, bill, bin, blood, brain, brand, brick, budget, burglar, cabbage, cap (=gorra / tapón de botella), change one´s mind, chimney, choice, clay, cliff, clue, cockroach, coffin, college, come up with, concerning, convertible, cufflinks, curly, dam (presa, de pantano), dangerous, date, dead, death, demonstration, desert /ˈdezət/, dessert /dɪˈzɜːt/, drawer (/dro:/), Dutch, earthquake, essay, eve, eventually, exercise bike (=bicicleta estática), faith, fan, far, fate, fear, feed-fed-fed fingerprint, fireplace, flood, fool, footstep, for, fork, FYI, get on/off, gift, go straight on, guilty, guy, hairdryer, ham, hammer, hide-hid-hidden, hill, huge, handcuffs, human beings, hurry up, in bold, indecisive /indi´sai:siv/, inherit, instead, is up to you, it doesn´t matter, jam, journalist, kind (noun / adjective), knife, knowledge, landscape, lazy, leather, likely, loan, look forward to hearing from you,  lung, main square, matches, mate, mice, misunderstanding, mud, neither, new, nightmare, on one´s own = by oneself, once upon a time, owner, path, PE, plug, pregnant, prey, puddle, pumpkin, pyramid /´piramid/, rainforest, referee, remote, rest room, right now, road, root, rot-rotted-rotten, roundabout, rucksack, sand, seldom, seed, selfish, shark, sheep, shelf, shelter, silly, sin, since, sinner, skyscraper, sleeve, smart, snowmobile, so, socket, spear, spoon, stage, stepmother, stopper, straight, strike, stubborn, subject, succeed, success, terrific, terrified, thief, tidy, tiny, tissue, tonight, town hall, twice, to afford, to be afraid, to argue, to arrive in, to arrive at, to ask for, to be in a hurry, to be scared of, to belong, to breathe, to be fed up with, to be looking forward to, to be over, to belong to, to book, to break into, to complain, to depend on, to earn, to defeat, to delete, to die, to enter, to face, to fail, to fall in love with, to fill in, to find out, to free, to guess, to give up, to go on holiday, to hire, to hold on (on the phone),to involve, to look after, to look for, to look up, to make sense, to mean-meant-meant, to pass out, to pass away, to pay attention, to pay for, to postpone, to pick somebody up, to put on, to put someone through (on the phone), to quit, to reach, to realize, to reject, to rescue, to rest, ravine /re´vi:n/, to sail, saline /´seilain/ , to shout, to speak to, to surrender, to take into account, to take off, to throw away, to turn down, to turn up, to try on, to upload, to wait for, to worry about, thumb, treadmill (=cinta para correr), turn left, turn right, umpire, unfair, wallet, wavy, weekly, what (=lo que), whale, whose, wild, wildebeest, wire, wireless, witness, yatch,

TODAY IN CLASS:

-Corregir BOOK, page 28+, ejercicio 3 de comprensión sobre el texto ICONS.

-BOOK, page 28+29, GRAMMAR: revisamos la teoría sobre uso del artículo y hacemos los ejercicios 1a + 2b + 3  

-BOOK, page 29, SPEAKING: 1a + 1b + 2.Cada estudiante describe una fotografía hablando durante dos minutos. Después se comentan los errores cometidos a lo largo del speech

-Ampliación de explicación sobre oraciones de relativo:

a)Defining relative clauses: cuándo podemos omitir el pronombre relativo

b)Non-defining relative clauses: “that” no puede sustituir a “who” o “which”

-Corregir BOOK, page 142, ejercicio 3.1.a (sólo las dos primeras frases).

  

HOMEWORK:

-BOOK, page 34, VOCABULARY/COMMUNICATION, exercise 4

-BOOK, page 34, GRAMMAR, exercises 1a + 2a

-BOOK, page 34, FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE, exercise 1

-BOOK, page 35, VOCABULARY, exercises 1 + 3a

-BOOK, page 35, GRAMMAR, exercises 1a + 2

-BOOK, page 35, FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE, exercise 1a

"Waterloo", by ABBA

If you like ABBA you must visit the following links... and try to fill the missing words!!

-        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoeAqeKW5Wk

-        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj_9CiNkkn4

My my!!

At Waterloo Napoleon did 1. ___________
Oh yeah!!
And I 2. ___________my destiny    .
in quite a similar 3._________
The 4. ___________ book on the 5. ___________
Is always 6. ___________ itself.

REFRAIN:

Waterloo - I was 7. ___________, you won the 8. ___________.
Waterloo - Promise to 9. ___________ you for ever 10. ___________.
Waterloo – 11. ___________ escape if I 12. ___________ to.
Waterloo – 13. ___________ my 14. ___________ is to be with you.
Waterloo - Finally 15. ___________ my Waterloo.

My my!!
I 16. ___________ to hold you 17. ___________,       
but you were 18. ___________
Oh yeah!!
And 19. ___________ it seems my 20. ___________ chance
is giving up the 21. _________
And how 22. ___________ I ever 23. ___________
I 24. ___________ like I win when I 25. ___________.

REFRAIN

So how 22. ___________ I ever 23. ___________
I 24. ___________ like I win when I 25. ___________.

REFRAIN

02/06/2014, Monday

VOCABULARY:

Ache, actually =  in fact, aisle /ail/, ancient, appointment, armchair, ASAP, available, bargain, bat, become-became-become, beforehand, behave, beings, bench,  bib, bill, bin, blood, brain, brand, brick, budget, burglar, cabbage, cap (=gorra / tapón de botella), change one´s mind, chimney, choice, clay, cliff, clue, cockroach, coffin, college, come up with, concerning, convertible, cufflinks, curly, dam (presa, de pantano), dangerous, date, dead, death, demonstration, desert /ˈdezət/, dessert /dɪˈzɜːt/, drawer (/dro:/), Dutch, earthquake, essay, eve, eventually, exercise bike (=bicicleta estática), faith, fan, far, fate, fear, feed-fed-fed fingerprint, fireplace, flood, fool, footstep, for, fork, FYI, get on/off, gift, go straight on, guilty, guy, hairdryer, ham, hammer, hide-hid-hidden, hill, huge, handcuffs, human beings, hurry up, in bold, indecisive /indi´sai:siv/, inherit, instead, is up to you, it doesn´t matter, jam, journalist, kind (noun / adjective), knife, knowledge, landscape, lazy, leather, likely, loan, look forward to hearing from you,  lung, main square, matches, mate, mice, misunderstanding, mud, neither, new, nightmare, on one´s own = by oneself, once upon a time, owner, path, PE, plug, pregnant, prey, puddle, pumpkin, pyramid /´piramid/, rainforest, referee, remote, rest room, right now, road, root, rot-rotted-rotten, roundabout, rucksack, sand, seldom, seed, selfish, shark, sheep, shelf, shelter, silly, sin, since, sinner, skyscraper, sleeve, smart, snowmobile, so, socket, spear, spoon, stage, stepmother, stopper, straight, strike, stubborn, subject, succeed, success, terrific, terrified, thief, tidy, tiny, tissue, tonight, town hall, twice, to afford, to be afraid, to argue, to arrive in, to arrive at, to ask for, to be in a hurry, to be scared of, to belong, to breathe, to be fed up with, to be looking forward to, to be over, to belong to, to book, to break into, to complain, to depend on, to earn, to defeat, to delete, to die, to enter, to face, to fail, to fall in love with, to fill in, to find out, to free, to guess, to give up, to go on holiday, to hire, to hold on (on the phone),to involve, to look after, to look for, to look up, to make sense, to mean-meant-meant, to pass out, to pass away, to pay attention, to pay for, to postpone, to pick somebody up, to put on, to put someone through (on the phone), to quit, to reach, to realize, to reject, to rescue, to rest, ravine /re´vi:n/, to sail, saline /´seilain/ , to shout, to speak to, to surrender, to take into account, to take off, to throw away, to turn down, to turn up, to try on, to upload, to wait for, to worry about, treadmill (=cinta para correr), turn left, turn right, umpire, unfair, wallet, wavy, weekly, what (=lo que), whale, whose, wild, wildebeest, wire, wireless, witness, yatch,

TODAY IN CLASS:

-Canción: WATERLOO

-Corregir FOTOCOPIA texto PET sobre ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS

HOMEWORK:

-BOOK, page 31, READING: 1a + 2a +  2b + 3a