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Classwork october 30 november 2
- 1. JUNIOR 3 OCTOBER – NOVEMBER 2017 Monday 30TH ♦ We went over the corrected Starters Mock Test ♦ Reading Comprehension ♦ Writing – Write about your favourite place
- 3. ♦ We practised the Song for the Concert ♦ We practised for the Concert Tuesday 31st ♦ We worked on the Future and Prepositions of Time
- 4. • We practised the song for the Concert. • Circle Time Wednesday 1st • We worked on the Oxford Discover pages 138 - 143
- 5. • We worked on the Booklet page 62 • We worked on page 66 of the Booklet • We worked on pages 65, 67, 68 and 69 of the Booklet • We practised the song for the Concert Thursday 2nd • Starters Mock Test • We completed page 70 of the Booklet • We recorded the song for the Concert • We practised for the Concert
- 6. • We worked on the Booklet page 62 • We worked on page 66 of the Booklet • We worked on pages 65, 67, 68 and 69 of the Booklet • We practised the song for the Concert Thursday 2nd • Starters Mock Test • We completed page 70 of the Booklet • We recorded the song for the Concert • We practised for the Concert