The new weekly plan won’t be ready until Sunday night. If you don’t feel free to check it, just bring the stuff originally assigned (at the beginning of the year) for Monday. I’ll follow the original plan as much as possible.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
By the way, see if you know the answer of the riddle.
Have a nice weekend!
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Date |
Day |
Prds |
Content |
Assignment |
DL |
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16/3 |
B1 |
1 |
LE Unit 7 pp. 55-56 (Indefinite pronouns)
Submit NEE Units 7, 12 |
Eng Builder |
22/3 |
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17/3 |
B2 |
5-6 |
No class (Staff Development Day) |
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18/3 |
B3 |
7-8 |
Writing Review
|
Writing Corr Eng Builder |
19/3 22/3 |
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19/3 |
B4 |
3-4 |
LE Unit 7 pp. 57, 66-67 (Grammar roundup)
Dictation Review GE Ex Review Bring VB |
Dict Corr GE Ex Corr |
20/3 20/3 |
|
20/3 |
B5 |
7-8 |
L & S Unit 7 pp.24-27
Speaking Activity Submit VB Units 7-8, Dict Corr and GE Ex Corr |
Eng Builder |
22/3 |
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Date |
Day |
Prds |
Content |
Assignment |
DL |
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9/3 |
A1 |
|
No Class |
Eng Builder |
15/3 |
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10/3 |
A2 |
5-6 |
L & S Unit 6 pp. 14-15, Unit 7 pp.20-21
Speaking Activity |
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11/3 |
A3 |
7-8 |
LE Unit 7 pp. 46-51
Active voice and Passive voice: LE Unit 6 p. 34, NEE Units 7-8 Submit NEE Unit 11 |
Eng Builder |
15/3 |
|
12/3 |
A4 |
3-4 |
Writing Review |
Writing Corr
|
13/3
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13/3 |
A5 |
7-8 |
LE Unit 7 pp. 46-51
Dictation Review GE Ex Review Submit NEE Unit 12 |
Eng Builder Dict Corr GE Ex Corr |
15/3 16/3 16/3 |
Dear all
The weekly plans for next week will not come until Sunday as I’m too busy. My apology.
There’ll be no online homework this week. Just complete your outstanding work please!
By the way, don’t forget your ENGLISH BUILDER! ^^
Enjoy your weekend!
Ms Fong
For example:
Pick 5 days to walk to school instead of taking tram (5 days / $2 a day)
Deadline: 11.55pm, 2 Mar 2009
Seek help from Wordreference and Thesaurus!
Cutting costs can be as simple as brushing your teeth, writes Sunny Tse
Feb 20 2009, Young Post, SCMP
Everyone is talking about cutting costs during the economic downturn, but the question is how to do it in a practical manner. Here are some saving tips that may seem insignificant but are effective and will not make you look un-cool or bring drastic changes to your daily life.
Every morning, you get up and brush you teeth with a brush-full of toothpaste just as they do in the commercials. But if you look closer at the instructions, a pea-sized dab of paste is enough.
In a hurry to school, you rush into a convenience store for breakfast, grab a carton of milk, a sandwich pack, a bottle of water and some tissues. But convenience comes at a price. Why not buy the milk and tissues in bulk at the supermarket and make the sandwiches the night before? The ones in the store are not freshly made anyway.
Before going to the MTR, ask yourself if there are any cheaper alternatives. And since we are using the Octopus Card more often than cash now, you might consider registering for the reward programmes in which points collected can be swapped for free rides, discount vouchers and a range of other benefits.
On the commute, you read the new novel you just bought. It is probably a book you could borrow from the library for free or get cheaper second-hand. You could probably also get it cheaper in any of the simplified Chinese bookstores in town – the only real difference between local and mainland editions of books is the quality of the paper and the price.
You might complain about having to go, but think about it, school is a great way of saving money. Not only is there nothing to buy, you get a student card that guarantees special discounts in cinemas, museums and many other leisure destinations. From now on, wear your student identity proudly.
At home, when you want to listen to some music, search online for play lists and radio stations that offer free music. What’s more, songs can be purchased individually online, meaning you only have to buy your favourite songs, not the entire album.
When it comes to movies, there is a DVD rental store on every corner. If you have a favourite magazine, sign up for a subscription or purchase an online reading plan.
When you are done, remember to shut down your computer – “sleep” and “hibernate” modes don’t count.
When it comes to grooming, savings can be made with a sponge and a pair of scissors. Use the sponge with a tiny dollop of shower gel, enough for the whole body. Use the scissors to cut open any near-empty container and scrape out every last drop in it.
Excess facial cream or scrub can be used on the arms and legs, and instead of applying chemical skincare products, go natural with a DIY recipe, using fruit peel – the recipes are widely available on the internet.
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Date |
Day |
Prds |
Content |
Assignment |
DL |
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2/3 |
B1 |
1 |
No School |
Eng Builder |
8/3 |
|
3/3 |
B2 |
5-6 |
L & S Unit 6 pp. 10-11
Activity: Health Quiz ERS (15 min) |
Reading Report |
30/3 |
|
4/3 |
B3 |
7-8 |
LE Unit 6 pp. 41-42
Writing Review Writing (Pre-task): LE Unit 5 pp. 14-15 |
Writing Corr Eng Builder |
6/3 8/3 |
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5/3 |
B4 |
3-4 |
Writing: LE Unit 5 pp. 14-15
(Bring composition paper!) |
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|
|
6/3 |
B5 |
7-8 |
Sherlock Holmes: Pre-reading activity
Sherlock Holmes: Ch 5 Submit Writing Corr |
Eng Builder |
8/3 |
* DL: Deadline or Date of Submission
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Date |
Day |
Prds |
Content |
Assignment |
DL* |
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23/2 |
A1 |
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No Class |
Eng Builder |
1/3 |
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24/2 |
A2 |
5-6 |
Dict: LE Unit 5 pp. 4-5
Activity: Understanding Yourself (The pink sheet) L & S Unit 5 pp.8-9 |
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|
|
25/2 |
A3 |
7-8 |
LE Unit 5 pp. 22-23
Presentation: A Day in the Life of a HK Student Submit NEE Units 10-11 |
Eng Builder |
1/3 |
|
26/2 |
A4 |
3-4 |
Writing Review GE Ex Unit 5 Review |
Writing Corr GE Ex Corr |
3/3 3/3 |
|
27/2 |
A5 |
7-8 |
Sherlock Holmes: Ch 1-4 (Roundup) Activity
Submit Reading Report |
Eng Builder |
1/3 |
*DL: Deadline or Date of Submission
This is the final call for English Builder (Sept – Ongoing)!
Please complete (100%) your English Builder exercises from Sept to 20 Feb 09 by 22 Feb 09.
All runaways will be kept in detention after school on 24 Feb 09!
2N Weekly Plan (16 - 20 Feb 09)
16 Feb (B1)
Unseen Dictation
LE Unit 5 pp. 4-5 (Roundup)
HW: English Builder (22 Feb)
Prep: DIct LE Unit 5 pp. 4-5 (24 Feb)
17 Feb(B2)
L & S Unit 5 p. 5
ERS (15 min)
HW: Read English books
18 Feb (B3)
NEE Ch 10 (Verb + to-infinitive)
Class Activity: LE Unit 5 pp. 6-8
Prep: NEE Ch 10 (Verb + to-infinitive)
HW: English Builder (22 Feb)
HW: NEE Ch 10 (25 Feb)
19 Feb (B4)
NEE Ch 11 (Verb/Prep + Gerund)
Writing Review
20 Feb (B5)
Sherlock Holmes Ch 3-4 (pp. 11-24)
Post-reading activity
HW: English Builder (22 Feb)
HW: Reading Report (27 Feb)
Note:
1. Preparation (Prep) has to be done before class.
2. Homework (HW) has to be completed and submitted by the deadline stated in the bracket.
2N Weekly Plan (9 – 13 Feb 09)
9 Feb (A1)
No Class
10 Feb(A2)
L & S Unit 5 pp. 2-5
L & S Unit 5 p.6 (Unstressed syllable – schwa)
ERS (15 min)
HW: Read English books
11 Feb (A3)
Poetry Workshop
HW: English Builder (15 Feb)
12 Feb (A4)
Unseen Dictation
LE Unit 5 pp. 2-4 (Passage)
LE Unit 5 p. 4, 11 (Connectives of time, result and reason)
NEE Ch 15
Prep: LE Unit 5 pp. 2-4
HW: LE pp. 12-13
HW: NEE Ch 15 (18 Feb)
13 Feb (A5)
Pre-reading activity
Introduction of Sherlock Holmes and his stories
Sherlock Holmes Ch 1-2 (pp. 1-10)
Prep: Sherlock Holmes Ch 1-2 (pp. 1-10)
HW: Sherlock Holmes pp. 66-67 Ex 1 & 2
HW: GE Exercise (18 Feb)
HW: English Builder (15 Feb)
Note:
1. Preparation (Prep) has to be done before class.
2. Homework (HW) has to be completed and submitted by the deadline stated in the bracket.
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