I think all students should give yourself a pat on your back for finishing both English and Chinese Exams! I cannot imagine having to study for big tests in two different languages. It's a pretty huge accomplishment. Here's what happened this week:
- In Journeys, everyone read Lesson 27 about the Life of a Pond. We learned that an ecosystem is a community of plants and animals in one place. All life forms, whether small or big, are crucial as they are all part of a food chain. If one of the species dies out, it would cause imbalance and eventually lead to an unhealthy pond. This is why every single animal plays a role in maintain a balanced ecosystem!
- In grammar, we finished Unit 19 about modal verbs that include can, can't, could, couldn't, must, and mustn't. Because you've had to take big exams in the past couple weeks. All of you must rest and eat nourishing food this weekend so that you can have enough energy to learn next week!
- For 402A, we got a head start in expository writing, which our last unit in creative writing. They all wrote about 'how to be a good student' and I am actually impressed of their maturity in their knowledge of being a proactive student. Good job, 402!
- In math, we finished word problems from pages 106-108. While the arithmetic work in these problems are relatively simple, there were multiple steps in the word problems. For this reason, many students who missed a step got the whole answer wrong! So, please read the problems carefully!
- In science, we started learning about the rotation of the earth and moon. We learned that the earth rotates on its own axis. When the earth rotates around the sun once, it's called a revolution. We also learned about the lunar cycle where the shape of the Moon that we see from Earth depends on how much of the lighted part of the Moon is facing the Earth.
- We also took a Lesson 26& 27 Vocabulary Quiz and a Unit 19 Grammar Quiz! Whew! So many tests within 2 weeks. The good thing is that it's over! Well done, everyone.
That's a wrap for this week. Here's next week's printout:
Have a restful weekend!
Ms. Wendy



