2021年5月31日月曜日

Show & Tell Schedule-May 31

5/27 Fuka

5/31 Kei

Live=>

6/3 Sota

6/7 Rie

6/10 Rin

6/14 Satomi

6/17 Kosei

6/21 Mayuko

6/24 Fuka

6/28 Kei


Write MI-May 31

Write the Main Idea in one sentence.

Malaria is a serious, deadly disease in tropical regions and is difficult to control.

Vocabylary-May 31

- intense - extreme and forceful or (of a feeling) very strong: ~ cold/heat/hatred   - very serious, and usually have strong emotions or opinions: ~ person
- malaria [məˈleər·i·ə] is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite. People with malaria often experience fever, chills, and flu-like illness. Left untreated, they may develop severe complications and die. In 2016 an estimated 216 million cases of malaria occurred worldwide and 445,000 people died, mostly children in the African Region.
- parasite [ˈpær·əˌsɑɪt] an animal/plant that lives on/in another animal/plant of a different type and feeds from it.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) A US agency to protect public health and safety through the control and prevention of disease, injury, and disability.


School Textbook-May 31

Read aloud important words/phrases/sentences in your school textbook for 5 minutes

=> STT Read aloud or Read & Lookup 3 sentences
             => Correct errors in the Reply

Eiken-May 31

Speak in 3-May 31

Speak/Read aloud what sustainable development is about in 3 sentences.
Sustainable is an adjective for something that is able to be sustained, 
   i.e, something that is “bearable” and “capable of being continued at a certain level”.
Sustainability is the capacity to endure in a relatively ongoing way across various domains of life.
In the 21st century, sustainability refers generally to the capacity for Earth’s biosphere and human civilization to co-exist. 
In other words, sustainability is the processes and actions through which humankind avoids the depletion of natural resources, in order to keep an ecological balance that doesn’t allow the quality of life of modern societies to decrease. 
It is made up of three interconnected pillars: environment, economy, and society.
Sustainable development means not only that humankind should satisfy its current needs without compromising the ability of future generations doing the same.

Not SDG, 
Use terms from text; three pillars/key issues, 
what develop means 
Sustainable development is a concept to keep the civilization for now and the future without sacrificing the environment. 
It requires the ecological balance of the planet for all living things.
Environment, economy, and society are all essential elements for sustainable development.

Online Lesson-May 31

7:30 Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A => Type your comment in two or three sentences.
Speak in 3 Blog Speak/Read aloud what sustainable development is about in 3 sentences.

7:55 Eiken-2nd CD-17 #14
CD-33 #29 Listen-> Repeat-> Words=> STT Repeat
Report what in 2 sen. 1. Simon’s mother is ~ and ~ anymore. 2. So, he orders groceries for her online to save…
8:00 School Textbook Blog Check comments-> Speak up
Read aloud by chunk for 5 minutes=> STT Read & Lookup Type 3 sentences
8:10 Inside Reading Unit 2  Reading 1 The Battle against Malaria #1
Preview: Read the title, subtitles, photos, and the map=> Predict the Topic
8:15 Reading Skill: Finding the Main Idea-> Learn-> Apply: Read aloud Par.1 (Intro)
=> Blog Write the Main Idea in one sentence. 
8:45 Read & Write-1 Unit 7 Writing  #4  
Blog Review the narrative (story) about how you spent your free based on the timeline. Write a topic sentence, three to four past activities in the past, and what you do now. Try using before/before that, after/after=> Revise
8:55 Lesson Review  S&T Schedule  Test Scores  

2021年5月27日木曜日

Writing-May 27

Write about the changes in how you spent your free time.

Write a narrative (story) about how you spent your free based on the timeline in 6-8 sentences.
Write a topic sentence, three to four past activities in the past, and what you do now. 
Try using before/before that, after/after that, and Nowto show the time. 
Use Writing Model 2./p.159 as a reference.
TS: The ways/How I spent my free time, My free time activities …
   ~ are different now from when I …, changed as I grew up,
Write in the past tense. 
during class-while I was -ing

School Textbook-May 27

Read aloud important words/phrases/sentences in your school textbook for 5 minutes

=> STT Read aloud or Read & Lookup 3 sentences
             => Correct errors in the Reply

Eiken Repeat-May 27

Online Lesson-May 27

7:30 Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A => Type your comment in two or three sentences.
Speak in 3 Blog Review about how you’ve been studying since ~ in 3 sen. 
=> Speak to yourself=> Breakout Q&A
7:40 Eiken-2nd CD-32 #28 it was recognized as one of the best places
CD-17 #14 Listen-> Repeat-> Words=> STT Repeat Report what in 1 sen. 
7:50 School Textbook Blog Check comments-> Speak up
Read aloud by chunk for 5 minutes=> STT Read & Lookup 3 sentences=> Correction
8:00 Inside Reading Unit 1  Reading 2  Segway into the Future #5
Read aloud by Section to learn words/expressions #2<= #1 Apology for this reverse order!
[Intro]  L1 individual-> Corpus/p.15  L8 compare to/with [vi] to be similar to sb/sth else: This house doesn’t ~ to the previous one (not as good).  L11 platform  a flat raised area or structure   L13 framework-> Corpus/p.14-> D.  
L13 post  a vertical stick or pole stuck into the ground, usually to support something or show a position  L14 attached <-> detach  L15 rubber  L20 steering mechanism; steering wheel L22 inherent ability (-> p.6) existing in someone or something as a permanent and inseparable element; basic, built-in, fundamental, essential  L23 leans the body  to (cause to) slope in one direction, or to move the top part of the body in a particular direction   L23 slightly forward <-> backward upward/downward L29 respond to-> response  L30 in contrast  an obvious difference between two or more things: She is quite petite, in contrast with her tall sister.   L33 alter-> Corpus/p.14  to change a characteristic, often slightly, or to cause this to happen: The coat was too long, so I took it back to the store to have it altered.   L35 subsequently (->P.8) ; afterward, after, finally  L36 travel  to move or go from one place to another: Sound ~s at 343 meters per second in air.  Light ~s about 300,000 kilometers per second.  L39 Tour de France  L40 miles per hour-> mph  L44 one battery charge  L45 no faster than  L.47 overseas and at home.  L49 pay a fee  [Chart] range, mph <- one mile is 1.6 km  
-> Read aloud [How a Segway Moves?] => STT
-> Voca-A/p.12 to review words  Glenn Curtiss, (2:12)
8:25 Read & Write-1 Unit 7 Writing #3  Blog Review [Before/After-May 24] Complete the sen
=> Revise
Writing Skill/p.158: Timeline-> A. Writing Model 2/p.159  Underline the time words
Plan: Write the timeline about what you did in your free time for at least four things/activities.
B. Compose/p.160. Use the year, your age, or school/grade to show the time.
Write a narrative (story) about how you spent your free based on the timeline in 6-8 sentences.
9:00 Lesson Review  S&T Schedule

2021年5月24日月曜日

Before/After-May 24

Write to complete the sentences. 
1. …, (most) people/only those who/steam engine/there used to 
2. …, people started/stopped -ing,  communication/it became …
3. …, people used to,   there/food/ice was/wasn't ...
4. ..., people started -ing,  travels/it became … 

School Textbook-May 24

Read aloud important words/phrases/sentences in your school textbook for 5 minutes

=> STT Read aloud or Read & Lookup 3 sentences
             => Correct errors in the Reply

Eiken Repeat

Speak in 3-May 24

Speak about how you’ve been studying since March/April in three sentences.

- I started studying/revising ~ in April /
- Ive been -ing for/since 
- I usually ~ before/after/when … 
- I’ve found it adj/more adj than ... (so/and ... )
   I've found it easier than doing it at home.
- Also, I …/I’ll/I’m going to …

Online Lesson-May 24

7:30 Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A => Type your comment in two or three sentences.
Speak in 3 Blog  Speak about how you’ve been studying since March/April in 3 sentences.
  => Speak => STT
7:40 Eiken-2nd CD-16 #13 get Mom for her BD, I was thinking it would be more special if we made sth ourselves.      CD-32 #28 Listen-> Repeat-> Words=> STT Repeat
Report what in 2 sen. 1. Big Bend National Park in Texas is known for its clear skies. 2. It was recognized as one of the … sky watching.   Big Bend National Park
7:50 School Textbook Blog Check comments-> Speak up
Read aloud by chunk for 5 minutes=> STT Read & Lookup Type 3 sentences
8:00 Inside Reading Unit 1  Unit 2  Segway into the Future #4
Review Blog the MIs of the 2HF.: 
Read aloud by Section to learn words/expressions #1
[Intro]   L1 individual-> Corpus/p.15  L8 compare to/with [vi] to be similar to sb/sth else: This house doesn’t ~ to the previous one (not as good).  L11 platform  a flat raised area or structure   L13 framework-> Corpus/p.14-> D.  
L13 post  a vertical stick or pole stuck into the ground, usually to support something or show a position  L14 attached <-> detach  L15 rubber  L20 steering mechanism; steering wheel L22 inherent ability (-> p.6) existing in someone or something as a permanent and inseparable element; basic, built-in, fundamental, essential  L23 leans the body  to (cause to) slope in one direction, or to move the top part of the body in a particular direction   L23 slightly forward <-> backward  L29 respond to-> response  L30 in contrast   an obvious difference between two or more things: She is quite petite, in contrast with her tall sister.   L33 alter-> Corpus/p.14  to change a characteristic, often slightly, or to cause this to happen: The coat was too long, so I took it back to the store to have it altered.   L35 subsequently (->P.8) ; afterward, after, finally    L36 travel  to move or go from one place to another: Sound ~s at 343 meters per second in air.  Light ~s about 300,000 kilometers per second.  L39 Tour de France  L40 miles per hour-> mph  L44 one battery charge  L45 no faster than  L.47 overseas and at home.  L49 pay a fee  [Chart] range, mph <- one mile is 1.6 km  
-> Read aloud [How a Segway Moves?] => STT
8:30 Read & Write-1 Unit 7 Writing  #2  Blog C. Create/p.158: Write to complete the sentences.
Writing Skill/p.158: Timeline
- Model: Underline the time words-> Compare the sentences with time words with Timeline
-> A. Writing Model 2/p.159  Underline the time words
(=> Plan: Write the timeline about what you did in your free time for at least four things/activities. Refer to the timeline/p.160. Use the year, your age, or school/grade to show the time. )
8:55 Lesson Review

2021年5月20日木曜日

Write Main Ideas #2-May 20

MI #2  Read by subheading [How Segways are used, Why Segways are not used more]
-> Identify MI
=> Write the Main Ideas of each section in one sentence.

3. How Segway is used
   Segways are used to deliver things, assist people to move, and patrol public places.
4. Why not Used
  Although Segways can take place for walking in some areas like delivering or patrolling,
  they are neither as popular nor practical as bicycles. 

School Textbook-May 20

Read aloud important words/phrases/sentences in your school textbook for 5 minutes

=> STT Read aloud or Read & Lookup 3 sentences
             => Correct errors in the Reply

Eiken-May 20

Online Lesson-May 20

7:30 Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A => Type your comment in two or three sentences.
Speak in 3 Blog Review about your new classmate in 3 sen. Explain the adj. of my classmates, speaks/plays
=> Speak to yourself=> Breakout Q&A
7:40 Eiken-2nd CD-31 #27  can enjoy seeing and playing, can have their picture taken with him
CD-16 #13 Listen-> Repeat-> Words=> STT Repeat
Report what in 2 sen. 1. The boy says they could go look for sth at a shopping mall to buy … 2. The girl suggests they make sth like a birdhouse themselves.
7:50 School Textbook Blog Check comments-> Speak up
Read aloud by chunk for 5 minutes=> STT Read & Lookup 3 sentences=> Correction
8:00 Inside Reading Unit 1  Unit 2  Segway into the Future #3
Blog Review MI Part 1: S-V agreement,  “s” for Pl,  be for the Passive; is designed to …
Blog MI #2  Read by subheading [How Segways are used, Why Segways are not used more]-> Identify MI=> Write the Main Ideas of the article in four to five sentences.
8:40 Read & Write-1 Unit 7 Writing  #1
Grammar/p.156: before/before that, after/after that
-> A. Analyze/p,157-> B. Compose
=> Blog C. Create/p.158: Write to complete the sentences.
8:55 Lesson Review

2021年5月17日月曜日

Mars Landing-May 17

The distance to Mars ranges from 55 million to 400 million kilometers depending on the two planets’ orbits. 
With that distance, it takes about five to 20 minutes for a radio signal to travel. 
=> How can you communicate or operate a landing module from Earth?

Though Mars's surface gravity is only less than 40% of that of Earth’s, any object will fall on the ground. 
Though the air on Mars is less than 1% as dense as that of Earth, a high-speed falling object will encounter a significant force of air resistance.
=> How can you reduce the falling speed and landing impact?

Now you understand why sending a probe and landing on Mars is such a challenging task for any space agency that only one Soviet and five US rovers had been successfully landed on Mars until May 15 when Chinese robotic probe Tianwen 1 touched down and deployed Zhurong rover, the name of an ancient Chinese god of fire. 
It was surprising to astronomers and space agencies of the world because China did these three difficult tasks with just one probe and in the first attempt,
 orbiting Mars for observation comprehensively,
 landing on the planet autonomously,
 and deploying a rover to conduct scientific operations successfully.


Sense of Independence-May 17

Betty: Then I’d really be housebound, you know, I think, without it.
I couldn’t just depend on friends and family all the time to get me here and there.
Martinez: A sense of independence regained thanks to her grandson’s love.
<= What does it mean?
=> Breakout Explain what “A sense of independence regained” means in three sentences.
=> STT Speak


Video Transcrpt-May 17

Narrator: A new service is helping seniors without smartphones take advantage of popular app services like Uber from their touchtone phones. Chris Martinez shows us how it works.

Martinez: When Justin Boogaard got out of college, he spent three years living with his grandmother, Betty, to save money. He says it was a learning experience for them both.
Boogaard: I taught you how to use the TV; you taught me how to put the toilet seat down.
Martinez: Justin also taught Betty about services like Uber.
Betty: It’s cheaper for one thing, and no tipping.

Martinez: But Uber works through an app, and Betty is among the 70 percent of Americans over age 65 who don’t own a smartphone.
So with grandma in mind, Justin developed GoGoGrandparent, a service that connects seniors to app services using a traditional touchtone phone.

Employee: Hi. Thanks for calling GoGoGrandparent.
Martinez: Betty showed us how it works.
Employee: Press 1 to get picked up at your home.
Martinez: A recording on the line guides the caller to the service they need. Employees at a call center set up the Uber ride.                                      
Joan Carty: Oh, two minutes.

Martinez: Joan Carty has a smartphone but only uses it for calls. She doesn’t know how to use the apps. She uses GoGoGrandparent to get a ride to the market.

Carty: Is this Jose?                   
Jose: Yes.

Martinez: Customers are charged an extra 19 cents a minute during the ride for the service.
They pay the total cost of the ride through a credit card on file.

Betty: Then I’d really be housebound, you know, I think, without it.
I couldn’t just depend on friends and family all the time to get me here and there.
Martinez: A sense of independence regained thanks to her grandson’s love.
Boogaard: Works out really well.                                
Betty: It does.                                                
Boogaard: Yeah.

Martinez: Chris Martinez, CBS News, Torrance, California.


Write Main Ideas-May 17

MI #1  Read by subheading [Intro, How a Segway moves, How a bicycle moves]-> Identify MI
   -> Check the Chart [Bicycles and Segways Compared] 
1. What: The Segway is a personal transportation vehicle made with a platform, a post and two rubber wheels.
2. How-Segway vs. Bicycle
Unlike bicycles, Segways have no pedals or breaks but use a computer system to move in response to the rider’s movement.
While bicycles can go as fast and far as the rider pedals, the speed and distance Segways can travel is limited to the battery capacity.

School Textbook-May 17

Read aloud important words/phrases/sentences in your school textbook for 5 minutes

=> STT Read aloud or Read & Lookup 3 sentences
             => Correct errors in the Reply

Eiken Repeat-May 17

Speak in 3-May 17

 Speak about your new classmate in 3 sentences.
- One of my ~ is …  and he is (adj)
- She does/likes/plays/studies … and he/his … 
- When ~, he .../Also, she ... / Also, he is/does ...

Online Lesson-May 17

7:30 Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A => Type your comment in two or three sentences.
Speak in 3 Blog  Speak about your new classmate in 3 sentences.
- One of my ~ is   and he is (adj)=> Speak => STT
7:40 Eiken-2nd CD-15 #12 Could you give me a hand? Started making this recipe for, we’re out of milk
CD-31 #27 Listen-> Repeat-> Words=> STT Repeat
Chat Report what in 2 sen. 1. Children can enjoy ~ in the animal farm. 2. This month, they can see ~ and have their picture taken with him.  have their picture taken; have the car washed/bike repaired/room cleaned
7:50 School Textbook Blog Check comments-> Speak up
Read aloud by chunk for 5 minutes=> STT Read & Lookup Type 3 sentences
8:00 Inside Reading Unit 1  Unit 2  Segway into the Future #2
MI #1  Read by subheading [Intro, How a Segway moves, How a bicycle moves]-> Identify MI
-> Check the Chart [Bicycles and Segways Compared]  Read aloud [How a Segway moves]
MI #2  Read by subheading [How Segways are used, Why Segways are not used more]-> Identify MI
              => Blog Write the Main Ideas of the article in four to five sentences.
8:35 Read & Write-1 Unit 7 Video  #2
Video Listen to the video with the Blog transcript -> Predict the meaning of put the toilet seat down
Blog Martinez said: A sense of independence regained What does it mean?
=> Breakout Explain what “A sense of independence regained” means in three sentences.
=> STT Speak
Vocabulary Skill/p.154: Finding the correct definition-> A. Identify/p.154 -> B. Interpret/p.155
8:55 Closing  

2021年5月13日木曜日

School Textbook-May 13

Read aloud important words/phrases/sentences in your school textbook for 5 minutes

=> STT Read aloud or Read & Lookup 3 sentences
             => Correct errors in the Reply

Eiken-May 13



Online Lesson-May 13

7:30 Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A => Type your comment in two or three sentences.Speak in 3 Blog Review Speak what is your XX teacher is like in 3 sentences
=> Speak to yourself=> Breakout Q&A
7:45 Eiken-2nd CD-30 #26  Harry planted, kept the pots by a window inside his house 
CD-15 #12 Listen-> Repeat-> Words=> STT Repeat
Report what in 2 sen. 
7:55 School Textbook Blog Check comments-> Speak up
Read aloud by chunk for 5 minutes=> STT Read & Lookup 3 sentences=> Correction
8:05 Inside Reading Unit 1  Unit 2  Segway into the Future #1
Reading Skill: Preview the text: title, subheadings, images, captions-> Apply-3
Reading Comprehension: Underline/Mark the key words to look for.
-> Read  T/F, Mark the line #, Correct false statements=> Breakout Check the Answers
-> Read aloud [What is Segway?] => STT
8:40 Read & Write-1 Unit 7 Video  #2
Listen to the video with the transcript
-> Review Blog writing what Justin invented to help who and what in 3-4 sen.
Blog Martinez said: A sense of independence regained What does it mean?
=> Write to explain what “A sense of independence regained” means in three sentences.
Vocabulary Skill/p.154: Finding the correct definition-> A. Identify/p.154 -> B. Interpret/p.155
8:55 Closing  Lesson Review: