Well done!
You're able to translate the Japanese sentences into English and answered the comprehension questions well.
Keep up the good job!
You did well in understanding the grammar points in your drill book and answered the activities well.
Continue the great work in your next drill books!
This week in our Tot classes, we had fun learning how to count big and small animals. By the end of the lesson, our students are able to ask "How many little monkeys?" and answer "10 little monkeys."
In our Junior high school class this week, we discussed bad habits such as fidgeting, losing ones temper and staying up late. When asked "What kind of bad habits did you used to have?", they are able to answer "I used to forget things bite my nails." How about you? What bad habits do you have?
9/16(土)～9/22(金) 外国人オンデマンドQuestion＆メインカード
【メインカード】
9/16～9/22 send, shake
9/26～9/30 show, shut, sing
【ユニット5 レッスン4 外国人オンデマンドQuestion】
※Ｆコース
【ページ3 左側 ポケット2】
Which straw is short?
どのストローが短いですか?
① The pink straw (ピンクのストロー)
② The green straw (緑のストロー)
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【ページ3 右側 ポケット３】
Do you have enough money to buy the magazine?
その雑誌を買うのに十分なお金がありますか?
1. Yes, I do. (はい、そうです。)
2. No, I don’t. (いいえ、違います。)
※Ｋコース
【ページ3 左側 ポケット3】
How many boxes of cookies are left?
クッキーは何箱残っていますか?
Parts of Speech [Interactive Class]
In one of the programs in our Interactive classes, our students learned to classify words into the different parts of speech. For example, the word "at" is a preposition, so the student need to move it to the correct column. Understanding nouns, pronouns,verb, adverb, adjective, preposition, conjunctions and interjection are important in learning the English language.
Reading Comprehension [Interactive Class]
Amity offers Interactive lessons. These lessons are done with educational programs in the computer. In our JR classes, we let our students read the story about THE UGLY DUCKLING. We provide them with worksheets to maximize learning. This is great with not only listening but also reading comprehension as the worksheets are designed to see whether the students understand the story.
Great job!
You're able to write the uppercase letters well and you are now familiar with their phonics sounds.
Keep on practicing so you'll keep on improving!
