Write MI-May 30

Preview the text: 

Check the Titles, Headlines, Photos/Captions, Skim the Text (1^st par and 1^st sentences). 

=> Write the main idea of the article in one sentence.

Philadelphia-May 30

Philadelphia is the largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the sixth-most populous city in the United States, with an estimated population of 1,584,064 and more than 6 million in the seventh-largest metropolitan statistical area, as of 2017.
In 1682, William Penn founded the city to serve as the capital of the Pennsylvania Colony. Philadelphia played an instrumental role in the *American Revolution as a meeting place for the Founding Fathers of the United States, who signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the Constitution in 1787.

*American Revolution/Revolutionary War (1775–1783), or the War of Independence, was an armed conflict between Great Britain and 13 of its North American colonies that after onset of the war declared independence as the USA.

Speak in 3-May 30

Mobile payment is a money payment made for a product or service through a portable electronic device such as a tablet or cell phone. Mobile payment technology can also be used to send money to friends or family members.

Today, some people use mobile payment apps like PayPay, LINE Pay, or Apple Pay. 

Do you think more people will use mobile payment in the future? 

=> STT Speak your response in 3 sentences.
convenience/convenience, cashless, without carrying …, no need to carry
not all the stores accept, the number of stores that accept, 

Online Lesson-May 30

Speak in 3 4.19. Today, some people use mobile payment apps like PayPay, LINE Pay, or Apple Pay. Do you think more people will use mobile payment in the future? 

=> STT Speak your response in 3 sentences.

6:15 Kikutan Review Day 33  Listen Day 34

=> Chat What does the International Space Station bring about?

Listen & Read-> Check words/expressions, Chant-> Read aloud  

6:25 Inside Reading Unit 1  Reading-2  Understanding Philly’s Basement #1

Before You Read-3: Why do cities put utility equipment underground instead of aboveground?

Blog Philadelphia 

Reading Skill: Previewing and Predicting

-> Check the Titles, Headlines, Photos/Captions, Skim the Text (1^st par and 1^st sentences).

=> Write the main idea of the article in one sentence.

6:50 Read & Write-2 Unit 5 

Review Blog If you developed a business, would you try to persuade your child to take over the business?

=> Revise (Peer Review<-errors, suggestions, T’s comment) => Present

7:00 Writing  Grammar: Comparable and Superlative Adjectives

-> A. Identify/p.118 <= Context

-> B. Identify/p.118: friendlier

=> C. Create/p.118  Speak your answer with a sentence to explain why you think so.

7:15 Writing Skill: Unity in a paragraph

-> A. Writing Model/p.115 -> B. Writing Model/p.115 -> C. Apply/p.115

7:30 Lesson Review  

Speaking & Writing-May 26

If you developed a business, would you try to persuade your child to take over the business?
=> Speak your response in 3 sentences.
=> Write your response in 4-5 sentences.

Online Lesson-May 26

Show & Tell Presentation=> Q&A=> Comments in Chat

6:08 Speak in 3 Review 3.18. Some people say that we should prohibit all kinds of cigarettes including e-cigarettes. What do you think about that? => Speak
6:15 Kikutan Review Day 32  Listen Day 33
=> Chat What do people want to know about Mars?
Listen & Read-> Check words/expressions: Chant-> Read aloud
6:25 Inside Reading Unit 1  Reading-1 Coober Pedy: Really Down Under #5
Study Words/Expressions #2  Home is where dirt is
-> Read aloud Par.8
6:45 Vocabulary Activities- A. Choose a word/phrase with a different meaning-> Dic
6:55 Read & Write-2 Unit 5 
Blog Review If your parents owned a small Senbei workshop, Japanese rice cracker, in Mitaka, would you take over the business? Write in 3 sentences. => Revise => Present
7:05 Blog If you developed a business, would you try to persuade your child to take over the business?
=> Speak your response in 3 sentences.
=> Write your response in 4-5 sentences.
7:30 Lesson Review  

Speak & Write-May 23

If your parents owned a small Senbei workshop, Japanese rice cracker, in Mitaka, would you take over the business? 

=> Speak your response in three sentences.

=> Write

Video Transcript-May 23

Chocolate looks, smells, and tastes delicious.
Most people say chocolate from Switzerland is the best chocolate. And for more than 170 years, one Swiss candy maker has been making chocolate for the world—Lindt.
Today, the company sells its products in more than 120 countries and has more than 14,000 workers.
It all started as a small family business here in Zurich, Switzerland. A man named David Sprüngli-Schwarz opened a small chocolate shop in Zurich. His son Rudolf expanded the business. He managed the shops and built a large factory here in Kilchberg. The company’s main office is still here today.
Rudolf’s son Johann became a partner with another man named Rodolphe—Rodolphe Lindt. Then the company became one of the most famous chocolate makers in the world.
Rodolphe Lindt was an expert chocolate maker, and he made a special machine. This machine made his chocolate smoother and tastier than any other chocolate. It was a big success and changed the chocolate-making process.
Over the next 100 years, Lindt continued to develop new products. The company became bigger and stronger.
Today, they even have a team of master chocolate makers. They taste the chocolate every day to make sure it tastes good. They also try new flavors to create new products.
Because they try new things and are careful about quality, Lindt and Sprüngli is one of the biggest candy companies in the world. It has factories all over the world and sales of over four billion dollars. That’s pretty good for a small family chocolate shop!

Speak in 3-May 23

Cigarette smoking harms nearly every organ of the body, causes many diseases, and impairs the health of smokers in general. Smoking causes cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung disease, and diabetes. Smoking also increases the risk of tuberculosis, certain eye diseases, and problems with the immune system. Quitting smoking lowers the risk of smoking-related diseases and can add years to a person’s life. 

E-cigarettes, often called vapes, are not safe for youth, young adults, and pregnant women, as well as adults who do not currently use tobacco products.

Some people say that we should prohibit all kinds of cigarettes including e-cigarettes. 

What do you think about that? 

=> Speak your response in 3 sentences.

Online Lesson-May 23

Speak in 3 3.18. Some people say that we should prohibit all kinds of cigarettes including e-cigarettes. What do you think about that? => STT Speak your response in 3 sentences.

6:15 Kikutan Review Day 31  Listen Day 32
6:25 Inside Reading Unit 1  Reading-1 Coober Pedy: Really Down Under #4
Review Blog the summary
Study Words/Expressions #1 Intro, Miners Arrive [ ~ L64]
[P1-L2] Dic deposit of opal [oʊpəl]  a place for safekeeping; depository, money placed in a bank account, anything given as security or in part payment; installment/down payment  [L3] gem [dʒɛm] a cut and polished precious stone or pearl fine enough for use in jewelry.  [L3] stripes and flecks of color  a spot or small patch/mark of color/light   [L5] endure - suffer sth painful/unpleasant patiently; undergo, live/go through  - remain, last, live on - endurance [L5] harsh environment; rough, bitter, hard, severe [L10] carve sculpt; engrave, shape  [L22] burrow [bʌroʊ] hole dug by animal  L27 Greeks, Poles, Germans, Italians, Servs, and Croats  L29 live together in relative harmony  L33 mining permit  [L36] rugged; rocky, steep, rough  [L37] clatter [klætər] to make or cause to make a rattling noise, as a result of movement [L39] patron; sponsor, shopper, customer  [L42] Dic liberal attitude toward - open to new ideas; progressive, forward-looking - generous, open-minded – (education) broad-based, general: ~ art- having social and political views that favor progress and reform: ~ democratic party <-> conservative 
L44 notwithstanding (prep) without being affected by sth; in spite of, regardless of, on the other hand, though, at any rate: N~ problems, we had a successful year. The bad weather ~, the event went well.
[L45] raw [rɔ] charm (attractiveness) ; uncooked, inexperienced, unpleasant, - rough in a natural state [L50] Red Planet, Mad Max  flourish - to be in a vigorous state; thrive - to be in its or in one's prime, or at the height of fame, excellence; bloom - to be successful; prosper  (v) to grow or develop successfully: Parts of the city continue to ~
-> Read aloud Par.3
6:45 Word Form Chart/p.7

=> Study Dic produce -> production, produce, productive, productively
6:50 Read & Write-2 Unit 5  Video  A Chocolate Company
Check B. Apply/p.110 and mark the names  Zurich [zjʊərɪk]
Watch-> B. Apply/p.110  David Sprungli, Zurich, Rudolf, Kilchberg, Johann, Rodlphe Lindt, Lindt and Sprüngli
Watch=> Blog Speak Retell the story of Lindt and Sprüngli in 90 seconds.
Lindt Chocolate  https://www.lindt-spruengli.com/
Speak in 3: If your parents owned a small Senbei workshop, Japanese rice cracker, in Mitaka, would you take over the business? => Speak your response in three sentences. => Write
7:30 Lesson Review  Remind Show & Tell Schedule

Show & Tell Schedule-May 19

Video=>

5/26   Kei

6/2  Mayuko

6/9  Kosei

6/16  Rin

Write MIs-May 19

Read => Identify the main ideas by section.

=> Write the main idea of each section in one sentence: 

Intro:  Coober Pedy is a remote opal mining town located in South Australia where high temperatures go over 50 degrees Celsius in summer.

The Miners Arrive:  Despite this outrageous heat and isolation in the outback, people started moving to this place to dig opal over a century ago/after World War I, and became permanent residents.

Rough Edges:  Also, the place’s extraordinary landscape attracted movie producers for filming and tourists.

Home is where ~:  To escape from the extreme heat, people dug the hillside to create underground homes, called dug-out, which are facilitated/fitted with lighting and plumbing these days.

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