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DAILY LESSONS
Distance Learning
Table of Contents
Lesson 1: 4/20
Lesson 2: 4/22
Lesson 3: 4/27
Lesson 4: 4/29
Lesson 5: 5/4
Lesson 6: 5/6
Lesson 7: 5/11
Lesson 8: 5/13
Lesson 9: 5/18
Lesson 10: 5/20
Lesson 11: 5/25
Lesson 12: 5/27
Lesson 13: 6/1
Lesson 14: 6/3
Lesson 15: 6/8
Lesson 16: 6/10
DAILY LESSON 1
Today is
Monday, April 20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Remember to do your CENSUS.
Severe Weather month (where do you go?)
(tornadoes-floods-thunderstorms (hail))
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
What’s ahead:
Ramadan is a Muslim
holiday that begins at
sunset on Thursday, April
24.
Arbor Day is on
Thursday, April 24th.
Arbor Day is a
holiday to celebrate
trees. People are
encouraged to plant
trees.
Present Continuous Tense
Present continuous tense is something that is
happening now.
The girl is putting on her
sweater.
The girl is putting on a
sweater.
Present Continuous Tense
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. My daughter is doing her school work.
2. My husband is working on the computer.
3. My son is driving to work.
4. I am reading sentences to my students.
Homework
Present Progressive: Write 3 to 5 sentences.
Write and tell me about anything that is
happening inside or outside your home as
you are going to email me.
EXAMPLE: A car is driving down the street.
A bird is sitting in the tree.
My cat is sleeping in the sun.
EXTRA: Watch any movie or show in English. Email me
what you watched and if you enjoyed it.
DAILY LESSON 2
Today is
Wednesday, April 22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Today is Earth Day.
Severe Weather month (where do you go?)
(tornadoes-floods-thunderstorms (hail))
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
What’s ahead:
Ramadan is a Muslim
holiday that begins
tomorrow at sunset.
Earth Day and Arbor Day
are tomorrow. Arbor Day
is a holiday to celebrate
trees. People are
encouraged to plant
trees. Earth Day is to
remind people to take
care of our environment.
Have you seen green grass?
Green grass is a sign of spring.
Have you seen anyone flying
a kite?
Flying a kite is something we
do in the spring.
Demonstrative Adjectives
We use this and these for people or things that
are near us. We use that or those for people or
things that are not near us.
Look at this photograph.
That’s Valley Fair. Those are
roller coasters.
Demonstrative Adjectives
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. This is my pair of running shoes.
2. These pencils need to be sharpened.
3. Those clothes need to be put in the closet.
4. That car is the one I want to buy.
Homework
Demonstrative Adjectives: Write 3 to 5
sentences.
Write and tell me about nouns that are close
to you and nouns that are far away.
EXAMPLE: Those cars are going fast.
This pen is purple.
EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard
on the news.
DAILY LESSON 3
Today is
Monday, April 27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Remember to do your CENSUS.
April showers bring May flowers.
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
What’s ahead:
Ramadan continues for the
Muslims to enjoy.
The days are getting
longer.
That’s a picture of
the sunrise last
week. :)
Have you had allergies?
Allergies are a sign of spring.
Have you heard owls
hooting?
An owl hooting is a sign of
spring.
Prepositions of Place
We use prepositions of place to say where
people or things are.
The cat is beside the dog.
The girl is under the umbrella.
The girl is near the lake.
Sentences using prepositions of place.
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. I am in my house.
2. The students are at their tables.
3. I turned on the light above my head.
4. I keep my broom and mop behind the door.
Homework
Prepositions of Place : Write 3 to 5 sentences.
Write and tell me about the place of some
nouns in you home. Use some of the
following: (above, under, in front of, next to,
behind, at, in)
EXAMPLE: I keep my paper in the closet.
My books are on the shelf.
EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard
on the news.
DAILY LESSON 4
Today is
Wednesday, April 29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Our next class is on May 4th.
Email me if you want to meet
at a different time.
Last day of class is June 25.
April showers bring May flowers.
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
What’s ahead:
Ramadan continues for the
Muslims to enjoy.
Cinco de Mayo is a holiday
celebrated in the US and parts of
Mexico. It is a celebration of the
victory of the Mexican Army over
the French Army on May 5th. 1862
May Day is a holiday usually celebrated on May 1st. It’s an
ancient festival of spring and a traditional holiday in many
European cultures.
When I was young we made May Day baskets and dropped
them off on our friend’s door steps.
Have you had water to drink
today?
Our body needs 30-50 ounces
of water a day.
Did you exercise today?
Exercise keeps your body and
mind healthy.
IT to tell time
We use it to talk about time, including days,
dates, months, and years.
What time is it?
It is 3:28.
It is almost 3:30.
AT for time
We use the preposition at in some time phrases.
When at is used in this way, it is followed by a
noun phrase that shows a specific clock time.
I’ll see you at 2:30.
I’m going to leave at noon.
His flight is at 7:20 PM.
The class ends at 1:00.
AT for time
SPECIAL NOTES:
DO not use at with calendar times:
WRONG: Independence Day is at July.
WRONG: She always has a party at her birthday.
WRONG: My appointment is at the morning.
WRONG: I’ll see you at the evening.
USE at in fixed expressions:
CORRECT: He works during the day and sleeps
at night.
CORRECT: My son was sick and I had to leave at
once!
IT and AT to tell time. It is or It’s
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. What time is it? It is two o’clock.
2. When is the movie? It is at 7:30.
3. What month is it? It is April.
4. He stopped studying his English at midnight.
Homework
It or at to tell time : Write 3 to 5 sentences.
Answer the questions: When is your birthday
(the month)? What time is it now? When did
you wake up? When did you eat lunch
yesterday?
EXAMPLE: It’s 9:45. OR It is 9:45.
I ate breakfast at 6:45.
EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard
on the news.
I heard on the news…….
DAILY LESSON 5
Today is
Monday, May 4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Our next class is on May 6th.
Email me if you want to meet
at a different time.
Last day of class is June 25.
Mai Nhia had an 8 pound baby girl. :)
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
What’s ahead:
Ramadan continues for the
Muslims to enjoy. When is the last
day of Ramadan?
Mother’s Day is on May 10th. Do
you celebrate Mother’s Day in
your countries?
Memorial Day is on May 25th.
Now that the weather is warmer people
need to work in their yard.
Lawn mower:
BOTH OF THESE ARE THE SAME!
I need to mow my lawn because the
grass is getting long.
I need to cut my grass because the
grass is getting long.
What is the capital of
Minnesota?
St. Paul
Adjectives
Adjectives modify nouns or pronouns.
Adjectives answer these questions:
What kind? yellow bird, old house, huge truck
How many? one day, many friends
How much? more milk, less time
Which one? that car, those trees
Proper Adjectives should be caplitalized.
Asian countries German cars Hawaiian Islands
Adjectives
Look at the sentences and write the common
and proper adjectives. (or try to remember) :)
1. The neighbors had an unusual dog.
2. There were Swedish meatballs and plain
American hamburgers.
3. Everyone brought a different food.
4. The Satos made Chinese egg rolls.
5. My mother made a big pot of Hungarian stew.
6. Forty people were invited.
7. Everyone had a great time.
Adjectives KEY
Did you find the common and proper adjectives?
1. The neighbors had an unusual dog.
2. There were Swedish meatballs and plain
American hamburgers.
3. Everyone brought a different food.
4. The Satos made Chinese egg rolls.
5. My mother made a big pot of Hungarian
stew.
6. Forty people were invited.
7. Everyone had a great time.
Adjectives
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. The big dog chased the little girl.
2. My young daughter made a big chocolate cake.
3. The big yellow sun was in the clear blue sky.
4. Cold Italian ice tastes great on hot days.
Homework
Adjectives : Write 3 to 5 sentences.
Use adjectives to describe each of these
things:
The weather today
Your best friend
EXAMPLE:
My best friend is tall, beautiful and kind.
EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard
on the news.
I heard on the news…….
DAILY LESSON 6
Today is
Wednesday, May 6
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Our next class is on May 11th at 10:00
Email me if you want to meet at a different time.
Last day of class is June 25.
DISTANCE LEARNING ALL STARS:
(Hana, Hawa, Samia, Ha, Senait) Senait had over 30 hours!
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A flyover is a group of jets. A
group of jets from the MN
National Guard are going to
fly over parts of MN to say
thank you to healthcare
workers and everyone
working during this
pandemic.
They fly 1,000 feet above
the ground and 300mph
Watch for them around
11:15-11:40 TODAY!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A picture of Mai Nhai’s baby
girl.
She is holding the
bottle. SO CUTE!
Now that the weather is warmer many
people are planting gardens.
There are usually two different types of
gardens.
Some people plant flower gardens.
Some people plant vegetable gardens.
Some people plant both flower and
vegetable gardens.
What is the population of
Minnesota?
5.6 million people
Adjectives
The words the, a, an are adjectives called
articles. The is a definite article. A, an, and the
are indefinite articles.
The book indicates a specific book.
A book indicates any book. It is not specific.
Adjectives
Look for or write the adjectives you see,
including the articles, in each sentence.
1. The American flag has fifty stars and thirteen
stripes.
2. The white stars are set on a blue background.
3. Many different flags appeared in the 1700’s.
4. One flag had a rattlesnake on it.
5. A plain red flag had a green tree.
Adjectives KEY
Look for or write the adjectives you see,
including the articles, in each sentence.
1. The American flag has fifty stars and thirteen
stripes.
2. The white stars are set on a blue background.
3. Many different flags appeared in the 1700’s.
4. One flag had a rattlesnake on it.
5. A plain red flag had a green tree.
Adjectives
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. I planted a garden with two flowers and six
vegetables.
2. Our new little puppy is black.
3. A brown owl was sitting on a long branch.
4. My son had to mow our long green grass. .
Homework
Adjectives : Write 3 to 5 sentences.
Use adjectives to describe each of these
things:
Your home
Your country
EXAMPLE:
My home is one story with small bathrooms.
EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard
on the news.
I heard on the news…….
DAILY LESSON 7
Today is
Monday, May 11
IDIOM of the DAY
to brainstorm
To think out loud with a group of people to find
many ways to do something
Annette and Jill sat down to
brainstorm ideas for remote
Learning.
Daria couldn’t think of a way to solve her problem.
She asked her sister to brainstorm with her.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Our next class is on Wednesday May 13th at 10:00
PLEASE! Email me if you want to meet at a different time.
Last day of class is June 25.
DISTANCE LEARNING ALL STARS: (from last week)
(Hana, Hawa, Samia, Ha, Senait) Senait had over 30 hours!
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
MINNESOTA FUN FACTS
Did you know……
Minnesota is nicknamed “The Land of 10,000
Lakes.” but it has at least 11,842 lakes of 10
acres or more.
It’s not surprising that Minnesota has more
recreation boats than any other state: one per
every 6 people.
ANIMAL FUN FACTS
Did you know……
BALD EAGLES are not bald. Even though they have the
word “bald” in their name, bald eagles actually aren’t bald
at all! The name actually comes from an old word that
means “white headed”, which they do have.
Although these birds aren’t picky about the type of water
they are by, they are actually extremely picky about the
types of trees that surround it.The tree must be very tall
and must be large enough to support bald eagle’s gigantic
nests. One of the largest bald eagle nests ever found was
measured to be 10 feet wide and over 20 feet deep!
VOCABULARY
Do you know these words?
★evening
★change
★state
★part-time
★condition
CHECK OUT THE WORDS ON NEARPOD.
YOU CAN FIND THE CODE ON THE BLOG!
I will ask you
questions on
Wednesday
Adverbs
An adverb is a word that describes a verb. Adverbs
tell how, when, where, or to what extent (how much
or how long) something happens.
EXAMPLES:
The 100-meter dash starts tomorrow. (When?)
That runner fell down on the track. (Where?)
The people taking tickets worked quickly. (How?)
Marathon runners run far. (How long?)
Adverbs
Write the adverb in each sentence. Write the verb that the
adverb describes.
1. Jane closes the book quickly.
2. Tito frequently plays soccer.
3. Mai will watch a movie tonight.
4. Zara worked quietly on his car.
5. Leo ran on the path yesterday.
6. Phia and Ha flew to their sister’s city today.
7. Said will miss his class tomorrow.
8. Evan mixed the ingredients carefully.
9. Senait will eat strawberries later.
10.Angie often stops to pick flowers.
Adverbs KEY
Adverb yellow/ verb underlined
1. Jane closes the book quickly.
2. Tito frequently plays soccer.
3. Mai will watch a movie tonight.
4. Zara worked quietly on his car.
5. Leo ran on the path yesterday.
6. Phia and Ha flew to their sister’s city today.
7. Said will miss his class tomorrow.
8. Evan mixed the ingredients carefully.
9. Senait will eat strawberries later.
10.Angie often stops to pick flowers.
Adverbs 5/11
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. I went on a long walk with my family yesterday.
2. I played the music loudly while I exercised.
3. I quickly cleaned the house so I could relax.
4. The weather is slowly getting warmer.
Homework
Adverbs : Write your own sentences.
Use the following adverbs in your own sentences
and email them to your teacher.
slowly yesterday away
there
EXAMPLE:
I drove slowly through the neighborhood.
EXTRA: Email me a fun movie or show you are watching
on TV, NETFLIX, or OTHER SOURCE.
DAILY LESSON 8
Today is
Wednesday, May 13
IDIOM of the DAY
an open house
An event in a home where people can come at any
time
My daughter is having an open
house on Friday. Come any time,
3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to celebrate
her graduation.
The real estate agent held an open house on Sunday
from 1 to 4. She hoped buyers would come to look at
the house.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Our next class is on Wednesday May 18 at 10:00
PLEASE! Email me if you want to meet at a different time.
Last day of class is June 25.
DISTANCE LEARNING ALL STARS: Senait (64 hours!), Samia,
Ha, Hanan, Hawa, GOOD WORK!! KEEP IT UP!
Keep up working on your Learning Platforms
USA Learns Reading Horizons
Mobymax
ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
MINNESOTA FUN FACTS
Did you know…
The Mall of America in
Bloomington, Minnesota is the
largest mall in the United States
VOCABULARY
★ evening
★ change
★ state
★ part-time
★ condition
1. The population of our________ is about 6
million.
1. Insomnia is a medical _________. A person
who has insomnia cannot sleep at night.
1. Hettie works 15 hours a week as a cashier.
He is a ________ employee.
1. I need to _________ my doctor’s
appointment from Monday to Thursday.
1. This _________ I will go to a movie with my
daughter.
VOCABULARY
★ evening
★ change
★ state
★ part-time
★ condition
1. The population of our state is about 6
million.
1. Insomnia is a medical condition. A person
who has insomnia cannot sleep at night.
1. Hettie works 15 hours a week as a cashier.
He is a part-time employee.
1. I need to change my doctor’s appointment
from Monday to Thursday.
1. This evening I will go to a movie with my
daughter.
Adverbs
An adverb is a word that describes a verb. Adverbs
tell how, when, where, or to what extent (how much
or how long) something happens.
EXAMPLES:
We drive slowly because of the traffic. (How?)
The huge crowd cheers excitedly. (How?)
On Saturday, we usually go to the grocery story.
(When?)
Adverbs
Complete each sentence with the best HOW adverb from
the box.
1. The class worked _________ to finish the work
before the class ended.
1. I __________ ate my cookie.
1. I think carrots taste ________ than celery.
1. We sang ____________.
quickly beautifully happily
better
Adverbs KEY
Complete each sentence with the best HOW adverb from
the box.
1. The class worked quickly to finish the work before
the class ended.
1. I happily ate my cookie. (quickly can also work)
1. I think carrots taste better than celery.
1. We sang beautifully. (happily can also work)
quickly beautifully happily
better
Adverbs
Complete each sentence with the best WHERE adverb from
the box.
1. Carlos placed the book ___________.
1. Ce Laurent is waiting ________ for his uncle.
1. The plane is flying __________ the clouds.
1. Seny threw the ball ___________ in the air.
above inside there
up
Adverbs
Complete each sentence with the best WHERE adverb from
the box.
1. Carlos placed the book inside.
1. Ce Laurent is waiting there for his uncle.
1. The plane is flying above the clouds.
1. Seny threw the ball up in the air. .
above inside there
up
A preposition requires
an object an adverb
does not
Adverbs 5/13
Dictation:
Listen and try to write these 4 sentences.
1. The ducks were flying above our house.
2. My dog caught the ball up in the air.
3. They are waiting outside for their food.
4. We looked everywhere for my car keys.
Homework
Adverbs : Write sentences.
Write one sentence using a how adverb, one
sentence using a where adverb, and one
sentence using a when adverb.
EXAMPLE:
HOW: I happily watched a movie with my girls.
EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on
the news.
I heard on the news…….

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Dl daily lesson

  • 2. Table of Contents Lesson 1: 4/20 Lesson 2: 4/22 Lesson 3: 4/27 Lesson 4: 4/29 Lesson 5: 5/4 Lesson 6: 5/6 Lesson 7: 5/11 Lesson 8: 5/13 Lesson 9: 5/18 Lesson 10: 5/20 Lesson 11: 5/25 Lesson 12: 5/27 Lesson 13: 6/1 Lesson 14: 6/3 Lesson 15: 6/8 Lesson 16: 6/10
  • 3. DAILY LESSON 1 Today is Monday, April 20
  • 4. ANNOUNCEMENTS Remember to do your CENSUS. Severe Weather month (where do you go?) (tornadoes-floods-thunderstorms (hail)) Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 5. What’s ahead: Ramadan is a Muslim holiday that begins at sunset on Thursday, April 24. Arbor Day is on Thursday, April 24th. Arbor Day is a holiday to celebrate trees. People are encouraged to plant trees.
  • 6. Present Continuous Tense Present continuous tense is something that is happening now. The girl is putting on her sweater. The girl is putting on a sweater.
  • 7. Present Continuous Tense Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. My daughter is doing her school work. 2. My husband is working on the computer. 3. My son is driving to work. 4. I am reading sentences to my students.
  • 8. Homework Present Progressive: Write 3 to 5 sentences. Write and tell me about anything that is happening inside or outside your home as you are going to email me. EXAMPLE: A car is driving down the street. A bird is sitting in the tree. My cat is sleeping in the sun. EXTRA: Watch any movie or show in English. Email me what you watched and if you enjoyed it.
  • 9. DAILY LESSON 2 Today is Wednesday, April 22
  • 10. ANNOUNCEMENTS Today is Earth Day. Severe Weather month (where do you go?) (tornadoes-floods-thunderstorms (hail)) Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 11. What’s ahead: Ramadan is a Muslim holiday that begins tomorrow at sunset. Earth Day and Arbor Day are tomorrow. Arbor Day is a holiday to celebrate trees. People are encouraged to plant trees. Earth Day is to remind people to take care of our environment.
  • 12. Have you seen green grass? Green grass is a sign of spring.
  • 13. Have you seen anyone flying a kite? Flying a kite is something we do in the spring.
  • 14. Demonstrative Adjectives We use this and these for people or things that are near us. We use that or those for people or things that are not near us. Look at this photograph. That’s Valley Fair. Those are roller coasters.
  • 15. Demonstrative Adjectives Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. This is my pair of running shoes. 2. These pencils need to be sharpened. 3. Those clothes need to be put in the closet. 4. That car is the one I want to buy.
  • 16. Homework Demonstrative Adjectives: Write 3 to 5 sentences. Write and tell me about nouns that are close to you and nouns that are far away. EXAMPLE: Those cars are going fast. This pen is purple. EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on the news.
  • 17. DAILY LESSON 3 Today is Monday, April 27
  • 18. ANNOUNCEMENTS Remember to do your CENSUS. April showers bring May flowers. Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 19. What’s ahead: Ramadan continues for the Muslims to enjoy. The days are getting longer. That’s a picture of the sunrise last week. :)
  • 20. Have you had allergies? Allergies are a sign of spring.
  • 21. Have you heard owls hooting? An owl hooting is a sign of spring.
  • 22. Prepositions of Place We use prepositions of place to say where people or things are. The cat is beside the dog. The girl is under the umbrella. The girl is near the lake.
  • 23. Sentences using prepositions of place. Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. I am in my house. 2. The students are at their tables. 3. I turned on the light above my head. 4. I keep my broom and mop behind the door.
  • 24. Homework Prepositions of Place : Write 3 to 5 sentences. Write and tell me about the place of some nouns in you home. Use some of the following: (above, under, in front of, next to, behind, at, in) EXAMPLE: I keep my paper in the closet. My books are on the shelf. EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on the news.
  • 25. DAILY LESSON 4 Today is Wednesday, April 29
  • 26. ANNOUNCEMENTS Our next class is on May 4th. Email me if you want to meet at a different time. Last day of class is June 25. April showers bring May flowers. Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 27. What’s ahead: Ramadan continues for the Muslims to enjoy. Cinco de Mayo is a holiday celebrated in the US and parts of Mexico. It is a celebration of the victory of the Mexican Army over the French Army on May 5th. 1862 May Day is a holiday usually celebrated on May 1st. It’s an ancient festival of spring and a traditional holiday in many European cultures. When I was young we made May Day baskets and dropped them off on our friend’s door steps.
  • 28. Have you had water to drink today? Our body needs 30-50 ounces of water a day.
  • 29. Did you exercise today? Exercise keeps your body and mind healthy.
  • 30. IT to tell time We use it to talk about time, including days, dates, months, and years. What time is it? It is 3:28. It is almost 3:30.
  • 31. AT for time We use the preposition at in some time phrases. When at is used in this way, it is followed by a noun phrase that shows a specific clock time. I’ll see you at 2:30. I’m going to leave at noon. His flight is at 7:20 PM. The class ends at 1:00.
  • 32. AT for time SPECIAL NOTES: DO not use at with calendar times: WRONG: Independence Day is at July. WRONG: She always has a party at her birthday. WRONG: My appointment is at the morning. WRONG: I’ll see you at the evening. USE at in fixed expressions: CORRECT: He works during the day and sleeps at night. CORRECT: My son was sick and I had to leave at once!
  • 33. IT and AT to tell time. It is or It’s Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. What time is it? It is two o’clock. 2. When is the movie? It is at 7:30. 3. What month is it? It is April. 4. He stopped studying his English at midnight.
  • 34. Homework It or at to tell time : Write 3 to 5 sentences. Answer the questions: When is your birthday (the month)? What time is it now? When did you wake up? When did you eat lunch yesterday? EXAMPLE: It’s 9:45. OR It is 9:45. I ate breakfast at 6:45. EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on the news. I heard on the news…….
  • 35. DAILY LESSON 5 Today is Monday, May 4
  • 36. ANNOUNCEMENTS Our next class is on May 6th. Email me if you want to meet at a different time. Last day of class is June 25. Mai Nhia had an 8 pound baby girl. :) Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 37. What’s ahead: Ramadan continues for the Muslims to enjoy. When is the last day of Ramadan? Mother’s Day is on May 10th. Do you celebrate Mother’s Day in your countries? Memorial Day is on May 25th.
  • 38. Now that the weather is warmer people need to work in their yard. Lawn mower: BOTH OF THESE ARE THE SAME! I need to mow my lawn because the grass is getting long. I need to cut my grass because the grass is getting long.
  • 39. What is the capital of Minnesota? St. Paul
  • 40. Adjectives Adjectives modify nouns or pronouns. Adjectives answer these questions: What kind? yellow bird, old house, huge truck How many? one day, many friends How much? more milk, less time Which one? that car, those trees Proper Adjectives should be caplitalized. Asian countries German cars Hawaiian Islands
  • 41. Adjectives Look at the sentences and write the common and proper adjectives. (or try to remember) :) 1. The neighbors had an unusual dog. 2. There were Swedish meatballs and plain American hamburgers. 3. Everyone brought a different food. 4. The Satos made Chinese egg rolls. 5. My mother made a big pot of Hungarian stew. 6. Forty people were invited. 7. Everyone had a great time.
  • 42. Adjectives KEY Did you find the common and proper adjectives? 1. The neighbors had an unusual dog. 2. There were Swedish meatballs and plain American hamburgers. 3. Everyone brought a different food. 4. The Satos made Chinese egg rolls. 5. My mother made a big pot of Hungarian stew. 6. Forty people were invited. 7. Everyone had a great time.
  • 43. Adjectives Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. The big dog chased the little girl. 2. My young daughter made a big chocolate cake. 3. The big yellow sun was in the clear blue sky. 4. Cold Italian ice tastes great on hot days.
  • 44. Homework Adjectives : Write 3 to 5 sentences. Use adjectives to describe each of these things: The weather today Your best friend EXAMPLE: My best friend is tall, beautiful and kind. EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on the news. I heard on the news…….
  • 45. DAILY LESSON 6 Today is Wednesday, May 6
  • 46. ANNOUNCEMENTS Our next class is on May 11th at 10:00 Email me if you want to meet at a different time. Last day of class is June 25. DISTANCE LEARNING ALL STARS: (Hana, Hawa, Samia, Ha, Senait) Senait had over 30 hours! Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 47. ANNOUNCEMENTS A flyover is a group of jets. A group of jets from the MN National Guard are going to fly over parts of MN to say thank you to healthcare workers and everyone working during this pandemic. They fly 1,000 feet above the ground and 300mph Watch for them around 11:15-11:40 TODAY!
  • 48. ANNOUNCEMENTS A picture of Mai Nhai’s baby girl. She is holding the bottle. SO CUTE!
  • 49. Now that the weather is warmer many people are planting gardens. There are usually two different types of gardens. Some people plant flower gardens. Some people plant vegetable gardens. Some people plant both flower and vegetable gardens.
  • 50. What is the population of Minnesota? 5.6 million people
  • 51. Adjectives The words the, a, an are adjectives called articles. The is a definite article. A, an, and the are indefinite articles. The book indicates a specific book. A book indicates any book. It is not specific.
  • 52. Adjectives Look for or write the adjectives you see, including the articles, in each sentence. 1. The American flag has fifty stars and thirteen stripes. 2. The white stars are set on a blue background. 3. Many different flags appeared in the 1700’s. 4. One flag had a rattlesnake on it. 5. A plain red flag had a green tree.
  • 53. Adjectives KEY Look for or write the adjectives you see, including the articles, in each sentence. 1. The American flag has fifty stars and thirteen stripes. 2. The white stars are set on a blue background. 3. Many different flags appeared in the 1700’s. 4. One flag had a rattlesnake on it. 5. A plain red flag had a green tree.
  • 54. Adjectives Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. I planted a garden with two flowers and six vegetables. 2. Our new little puppy is black. 3. A brown owl was sitting on a long branch. 4. My son had to mow our long green grass. .
  • 55. Homework Adjectives : Write 3 to 5 sentences. Use adjectives to describe each of these things: Your home Your country EXAMPLE: My home is one story with small bathrooms. EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on the news. I heard on the news…….
  • 56. DAILY LESSON 7 Today is Monday, May 11
  • 57. IDIOM of the DAY to brainstorm To think out loud with a group of people to find many ways to do something Annette and Jill sat down to brainstorm ideas for remote Learning. Daria couldn’t think of a way to solve her problem. She asked her sister to brainstorm with her.
  • 58. ANNOUNCEMENTS Our next class is on Wednesday May 13th at 10:00 PLEASE! Email me if you want to meet at a different time. Last day of class is June 25. DISTANCE LEARNING ALL STARS: (from last week) (Hana, Hawa, Samia, Ha, Senait) Senait had over 30 hours! Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 59. MINNESOTA FUN FACTS Did you know…… Minnesota is nicknamed “The Land of 10,000 Lakes.” but it has at least 11,842 lakes of 10 acres or more. It’s not surprising that Minnesota has more recreation boats than any other state: one per every 6 people.
  • 60. ANIMAL FUN FACTS Did you know…… BALD EAGLES are not bald. Even though they have the word “bald” in their name, bald eagles actually aren’t bald at all! The name actually comes from an old word that means “white headed”, which they do have. Although these birds aren’t picky about the type of water they are by, they are actually extremely picky about the types of trees that surround it.The tree must be very tall and must be large enough to support bald eagle’s gigantic nests. One of the largest bald eagle nests ever found was measured to be 10 feet wide and over 20 feet deep!
  • 61. VOCABULARY Do you know these words? ★evening ★change ★state ★part-time ★condition CHECK OUT THE WORDS ON NEARPOD. YOU CAN FIND THE CODE ON THE BLOG! I will ask you questions on Wednesday
  • 62. Adverbs An adverb is a word that describes a verb. Adverbs tell how, when, where, or to what extent (how much or how long) something happens. EXAMPLES: The 100-meter dash starts tomorrow. (When?) That runner fell down on the track. (Where?) The people taking tickets worked quickly. (How?) Marathon runners run far. (How long?)
  • 63. Adverbs Write the adverb in each sentence. Write the verb that the adverb describes. 1. Jane closes the book quickly. 2. Tito frequently plays soccer. 3. Mai will watch a movie tonight. 4. Zara worked quietly on his car. 5. Leo ran on the path yesterday. 6. Phia and Ha flew to their sister’s city today. 7. Said will miss his class tomorrow. 8. Evan mixed the ingredients carefully. 9. Senait will eat strawberries later. 10.Angie often stops to pick flowers.
  • 64. Adverbs KEY Adverb yellow/ verb underlined 1. Jane closes the book quickly. 2. Tito frequently plays soccer. 3. Mai will watch a movie tonight. 4. Zara worked quietly on his car. 5. Leo ran on the path yesterday. 6. Phia and Ha flew to their sister’s city today. 7. Said will miss his class tomorrow. 8. Evan mixed the ingredients carefully. 9. Senait will eat strawberries later. 10.Angie often stops to pick flowers.
  • 65. Adverbs 5/11 Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. I went on a long walk with my family yesterday. 2. I played the music loudly while I exercised. 3. I quickly cleaned the house so I could relax. 4. The weather is slowly getting warmer.
  • 66. Homework Adverbs : Write your own sentences. Use the following adverbs in your own sentences and email them to your teacher. slowly yesterday away there EXAMPLE: I drove slowly through the neighborhood. EXTRA: Email me a fun movie or show you are watching on TV, NETFLIX, or OTHER SOURCE.
  • 67. DAILY LESSON 8 Today is Wednesday, May 13
  • 68. IDIOM of the DAY an open house An event in a home where people can come at any time My daughter is having an open house on Friday. Come any time, 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to celebrate her graduation. The real estate agent held an open house on Sunday from 1 to 4. She hoped buyers would come to look at the house.
  • 69. ANNOUNCEMENTS Our next class is on Wednesday May 18 at 10:00 PLEASE! Email me if you want to meet at a different time. Last day of class is June 25. DISTANCE LEARNING ALL STARS: Senait (64 hours!), Samia, Ha, Hanan, Hawa, GOOD WORK!! KEEP IT UP! Keep up working on your Learning Platforms USA Learns Reading Horizons Mobymax ALSO: Our spelling and vocabulary are on the blog.
  • 70. MINNESOTA FUN FACTS Did you know… The Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota is the largest mall in the United States
  • 71. VOCABULARY ★ evening ★ change ★ state ★ part-time ★ condition 1. The population of our________ is about 6 million. 1. Insomnia is a medical _________. A person who has insomnia cannot sleep at night. 1. Hettie works 15 hours a week as a cashier. He is a ________ employee. 1. I need to _________ my doctor’s appointment from Monday to Thursday. 1. This _________ I will go to a movie with my daughter.
  • 72. VOCABULARY ★ evening ★ change ★ state ★ part-time ★ condition 1. The population of our state is about 6 million. 1. Insomnia is a medical condition. A person who has insomnia cannot sleep at night. 1. Hettie works 15 hours a week as a cashier. He is a part-time employee. 1. I need to change my doctor’s appointment from Monday to Thursday. 1. This evening I will go to a movie with my daughter.
  • 73. Adverbs An adverb is a word that describes a verb. Adverbs tell how, when, where, or to what extent (how much or how long) something happens. EXAMPLES: We drive slowly because of the traffic. (How?) The huge crowd cheers excitedly. (How?) On Saturday, we usually go to the grocery story. (When?)
  • 74. Adverbs Complete each sentence with the best HOW adverb from the box. 1. The class worked _________ to finish the work before the class ended. 1. I __________ ate my cookie. 1. I think carrots taste ________ than celery. 1. We sang ____________. quickly beautifully happily better
  • 75. Adverbs KEY Complete each sentence with the best HOW adverb from the box. 1. The class worked quickly to finish the work before the class ended. 1. I happily ate my cookie. (quickly can also work) 1. I think carrots taste better than celery. 1. We sang beautifully. (happily can also work) quickly beautifully happily better
  • 76. Adverbs Complete each sentence with the best WHERE adverb from the box. 1. Carlos placed the book ___________. 1. Ce Laurent is waiting ________ for his uncle. 1. The plane is flying __________ the clouds. 1. Seny threw the ball ___________ in the air. above inside there up
  • 77. Adverbs Complete each sentence with the best WHERE adverb from the box. 1. Carlos placed the book inside. 1. Ce Laurent is waiting there for his uncle. 1. The plane is flying above the clouds. 1. Seny threw the ball up in the air. . above inside there up A preposition requires an object an adverb does not
  • 78. Adverbs 5/13 Dictation: Listen and try to write these 4 sentences. 1. The ducks were flying above our house. 2. My dog caught the ball up in the air. 3. They are waiting outside for their food. 4. We looked everywhere for my car keys.
  • 79. Homework Adverbs : Write sentences. Write one sentence using a how adverb, one sentence using a where adverb, and one sentence using a when adverb. EXAMPLE: HOW: I happily watched a movie with my girls. EXTRA: Watch the news and tell me one thing you heard on the news. I heard on the news…….