Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Wednesday, November 27 in class

VOCABULARY
 to cut positions
executive
to rely on
to brace for the worst
to spin off (spin, spun, spun)
to take a hit
decade
economy
to announce
interest rates
to peak
 to restructure
to adjust
sedan
plug-in
combustion engine
to get rid of
to do a lot for
public relations
overseas

 https://www.npr.org/2018/11/27/671090919/tuesday-november-27th-2018

Wednesday, November 21, 2018

Thanksgiving 2018

THANKSGIVING VOCABULARY
holiday
1621
autumn/fall
pilgrims
Native Americans (Indians)
to celebrate
to travel
successful 
harvest
turkey (baked in the oven, deep-fried in peanut oil, turducken)
to pardon
all the trimmings
stuffing/dressing
mashed potatoes and gravy
green bean casserole
cranberry relish
dinner rolls
pumpkin pie
football
Black Friday

Thanksgiving by the numbers
black Friday 2013
Black Friday 2014
Thanksgiving Foods
Turducken
Fried Turkey Fails
The First Thanksgiving
autumn
dwelling
harvest
rejoice
"the fruit of our labors"
invitation
fluff
century
"trial and suffering"
alliance
abundance
"envisioning a future"
providence
grateful
misery
mourning
grief
relief

Monday, November 19, 2018

3C - In Class, Monda, November 19

GROUP A:  Check your answers for the listening with a partner.

Then do exercise 2 on page 30.

You are developing TALKING POINTS for the article you will write for THURSDAY

If you finish talking about the listening, summarize the text on page 31-32. Write the summary on page 28 of your notebook,

Monday, November 5, 2018

7C - Monday, November 5 - In Class

We are summing up the alcohol/drug/smoking/addiction unit with presentations

Every student should be able to explain in detail
* what categories the drugs belong to
* how the drugs are produced
* why people start using these drugs
* what the short term effects of the drugs are
* what the long term effects of the drugs are
* why is the drug addictive?
* what is the worst case scenario?
* what are the treatment options?

All Speaking is Storytelling

  Tell a story about your Project week.  Talk for at least two minutes.  Don’t go over three.  Add your own details. Do not simply repeat w...