- WARM-UP: Complete a normal warm-up with date, day of week, and 3 weather terms. (Have the T.A. stamp this.)
- Complete HW: Translation Sentences #1-15 before proceeding to the Onomatopoeia Project.
- Research onomatopoeia and find pictures for your 3 animals.
- When your Onomatopoeia Project posters are complete, find a partner and teach each other the sounds the animals make.
- We will present these with a partner on Tuesday, May 17th.
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JP2: Plans for Friday, May 13th
- Continue working with your groups on your projects (Katakana, Kanji, or 'Questions' Groups)
- Create a script rough draft on paper in English and Japanese so that I may provide you with feedback.
- LEAVE SPACE for feedback: Skip 2 whole lines between each English and Japanese sentence.
- List roles (characters) and names beside each line.
- All students will be required to hand-write a final draft of their presentation text or lines (of Everyone's lines).
- I expect you to memorize all of your lines.
SP2: Plans for Friday, May 13th
- Continue "Edificios Famosos e Importantes" Project (Famous and Important Buildings)
- Complete Section 1: A-I Questions (about your specific building).
- Complete Section 2: #1-5 Questions (about buildings in general).
- HW: Have drafts of all questions/answers ready by Monday (during class).
GeiselLibrary: An example of Brutalist architecture. (view more like this on r/brutalism.) |
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