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Attendance
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Return Quiz3
Go over
Optional RW for a bonus point
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Finish “Verb Tense Review 1”
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Talk about First Nations Peoples
“National Day for
Truth and Reconciliation”
Tuesday
NO SCHOOL
“National Day for Truth and Reconciliation”
Wednesday
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Begin complex sentences- last kind of sentence
- adverb clauses- because if when after
before
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New dialogue
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Begin new verb tense- present
progressive/present continuous
e.g. She is
walking down the sidewalk.
Thursday
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Continue complex sentences- last kind of
sentence
- adverb clauses- because if when since
Quiz 4 soon
BEGIN NEXT WEEK Begin paragraph writing -short paragraphs
Quiz3 – mix of simple sentences and compound sentences
Quiz1- simple sentences
Quiz2- compound sentences
1. SIMPLE SV job
Mei’s job is very interesting.
Sarah got a new job.
2. SIMPLE SSV slowly
Joe and I walk slowly in the park.
The kids and the teacher ran slowly around the track.
3. SIMPLE SVV every day
Shira stretches and does yoga everyday.
Mo drops off and picks up his kids from school every day.
4. COMPOUND but fast
SV, SOBA SV.
The turtle is slow, but the rabbit is fast.
The Lanbo is fast, but it is expensive.
The math class is fast, but it is interesting.
5. COMPOUND and friendly
Maris is friendly, and people like being around her.
The dog is friendly, and he likes to get/be patted on the
head.
SIMPLIFY
The dog is friendly, and people pat her on the head.
The dog is friendly, and he likes kids.
VOCAB pat(v,n) touch a dog or a person in a gentle way
I patted my son on the back.
6. COMPOUND so game
We played the game well, so we won.
We were bored, so we played a game of cards.
Quiz3 – Review of simple sentences and compound sentences.
Optional RW for a point. Pass in today or first thing Wednesday.
I’ll come around and help if you want help.
The boys played a game, so they won it. ww
so- reason why
The boys played the game well, so they won it.
Sarah and Michelle walked at the park. prep XXX
FIX
Sarah and Michelle walked in/around the park.
SIMPLE VERB TENSES
He practiced all week, and he won the game. SIMPLE PAST
I will walk to work tomorrow. SIMPLE FUTURE
She talks to her mother on the phone every day. SIMPLE
PRESENT
SIMPLE AND COMPOUND SENTENCES
I eat breakfast
and go to work. SIMPLE SVV
I eat breakfast,
and I go to work. COMPOUND
CAP
capital letters
We have to improve writing capital letters and small
letters.
shapes and sizes of letters
s S l L
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“National Day for Truth and Reconciliation”
1. Indigenous-
people who from a land originally
Canada – First Nations, Inuit, and Metis
2. school
– Residential Schools
3. government-
the people in charge of the laws of a country
The head of the government of Canada is the
Prime Minister in Ottawa.
The head of the government in BC is the Premier
in Victoria.
Vancouver Island Victoria Island
The city of Victoria is on Vancouver
Island.
4. church- a place to have religious ceremonies, a place
for worship, prayer
mosque-Muslim synagogue-Jewish temple-Buddhist, Sikh
5. customs-
the traditions of a people, the activities of a culture
It is a custom to wear a costume for
Hallowe’en.
custom-made , custom design- specially made
for you
She got a custom-made suit.
VOCAB unique- only one
She has a unique custom-made tattoo.
6. teachers
7. die
– pass away
She is die died.
She dies. XXX every day
homonym-dye- to colour your hair
homonym- same pronunciation, different spelling and meaning
e.g. there their they’re
right write
8. shirt-
t-shirt button-up shirt polo shirt
9. pain(n) discomfort
His arm hurts. His arm is
painful.
He has pain in his arm.
He felt a lot of pain when he
fell down.
10.
history(n)- events that happened in the past
historical(adj)
VOCAB past(n)
passed(v)
Reading
Let’s read this out loud.
We can talk about pronunciation and vocabulary.
1.
September 30 thirtieth
October 1 first
national(adj)- the whole country
provincial- the whole province
reconciliation(n)
reconcile(v) to talk and make peace after an argument, to
become friend again
The husband and wife reconciled
after they had an argument.
They were mad, and then they got over it.
reconciliation(n)- First Nations Peoples were treated badly
for hundreds of years in Canada. We all want to change that.
Many countries treat minority groups badly.
They aren’t given the same rights.
150 000 one hundred and fifty thousand
150 – one hundred and fifty, one hundred fifty
1500 – one thousand five hundred, fifteen hundred
15000 – fifteen thousand, fifteen k(casual)
15000000 – fifteen million
Map of Residential Schools in Canada:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1FQT02WuinFtAe6bgWrJm74G97uie_gA7&femb=1&ll=49.31393857722698%2C-123.03778314265185&z=12
The church ran the school.
VOCAB ran(v) – managed, organized
She runs the store. Hollie runs the school.
VSB owns SHEC. Hollie runs SHEC.
The government wanted to break the culture of the First
Nations Peoples.
This was a big terrible secret. Now everybody knows.
“Every Child Matters” Orange Shirt Day
80000 eighty thousand
pain- trauma- the effects of a terrible experience
panic-attack-
anxiety-
stress-
Trauma can lead to addiction issues on some people.
coping mechanisms- alcohol, drugs, eat, run, walk, meditate,
sleep
He is a stress-eater. She uses shopping as therapy.
There are healthy ways to deal with stress.
I’ll read the whole thing again nice and slowly.
reconciliation - re
con sil ee ay shun- six syllables
Holiday- proper nouns, capital letters Thanksgiving New Years’ Day
stores- Starbucks, Whole Foods, Tim Hortons, Nissan Pathfinder,
Nike, Adidas
We went to the Nike store.
She likes to shop at Capilano Mall.
She likes to shop at the mall.
We went to Capilano Suspension Bridge.
He crossed Lions’ Gate Bridge on his bike.
She read The Little Prince.
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