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VIP Class Notes (Nick) [S + W]

NickSophie

Homework

Read this story and answer the these question words:
Who? Did what? How?

Fresh Salad

Margaret made a fresh salad. She peeled a yellow banana. She peeled a red apple. She peeled a green cucumber. She peeled an orange carrot. She peeled a brown potato. She peeled a white onion. She peeled a white egg. She chopped everything up with a sharp knife. She chopped everything into little pieces. She used her sharp knife to chop up the banana, apple, cucumber, carrot, potato, onion, and egg. She chopped up a tomato. She put all the little pieces into a bowl. She opened a bottle of salad dressing. She poured salad dressing on her fresh salad.

Then, write your own story about what you like to do after school. Remember to answer question words: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?

Vocabulary

Celery – 芹菜

Spinach – 菠菜

Peanut – 花生

Sports – 运动
e.g. Do you play sports?
e.g. Did you play any sports this week?

Sunflower – a tall flower with yellow leaves and lots of seeds
Sunflower Seeds – 瓜子

Image result for sunflower seeds
Image result for sunflower

Seed – the part of a plant that is used to make more plants!
e.g. If you put a sunflower seed in the ground, it will grow a sunflower.

Plant – something that grows from the ground; to put a seed in the ground and help it to become a big plant
e.g. Broccoli is a plant.
e.g. If you get seeds, you can plant broccoli in your yard, and grow it there. Then, you can bring it inside and eat it for dinner!

Shovel – a tool for digging 铲子
e.g. With a shovel, you can put seeds underground so that they can grow into plants.

Velcro – the way you on your green student bow, one side is soft, and the other is pointy
e.g. I have velcro on coat, to keep my pockets closed.

Image result for velcro close up

Hook – something curved and usually pointy
e.g. We use hooks to hang clothes, and to catch fish

Image result for hook
Image result for hook

Grammar

If something is close to you, say: “this”
If something is far from you, say: “that”

Broccoli – if it’s a lot, or a little, it’s still always just “broccoli”
DON’T say: “broccolis”

Calf – a baby cow

Speaking exercise

To tell a story, we need to answer questions:
Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?

Who: Sophie and Mom
What: Fry cabbage
Where: Mom is in the kitchen.
When: Today, in the morning
Why: Because Sophie needs to eat breakfast

My Mom said: “Sophie, qichuang!” and I wake up. My Mom fried the cabbage for my breakfast. I get up. I go to the dining room and eat the breakfast. The breakfast was good.

My Mom said: “Sophie, get up!” and I woke up. My Mom fried the cabbage for my breakfast. I got up. I went to the dining room and ate the breakfast. The Breakfast was good.

Writing exercise

My Favourite

I like carrots. We eat the root. I like onions. We eat the bulb. I like broccolis. We eat the flower. I like tomatoes. We eat the fruit. Celery celery spinach.

I like carrots. We eat the root. I like onions. We eat the bulb. I like broccoli. We eat the flower. I like tomatoes. We eat the fruit. Nick doesn’t like celery, but Sophie does. We eat the stalk. celery I like spinach. I eat the leaves. Sophie also likes to eat sunflower seeds. They are the seeds from the sunflower.

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