Dec 7: Help with English Time

1. Did you wash the dishes?

• No, I didn't. I didn't wash the dishes. Sorry!
• I climbed the mountain.

2. Did you climb the mountain? Really?

• Yes I did. I climbed the mountain! I also watched the sunset!

Wow!

3. Did you clean the living room?

• No. I didn't. I didn't clean the living room. Sorry! I played video games. I also looked at a comic book. It was fun!

4. Did you see a moive?

• Yes I did. I saw "Wallace and Grommit!"

5. Did you laugh at the movie?

• Yes . I did. I laughed a lot at the movie. It was funny!

Dec 5 Practice Sentences

Part 1.
Teacher: Please repeat after me: “I have a camera and some film.”

Students: “I have a camera and some film.”

Another Student: I have a camera too!

Jack: “Me too.”

The Other Student: “Where is the film?”

Jack: “It’s next to your camera.”
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Part 2.

Teacher: How do you two kids come to school?

Tim and Annie: “We go to school by bus.”
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Part 3.

A. Teacher: Ask your classmate a question about number 24.

Another Student: “Okay. Hey Jack! Do you like bugs?”

Jack: “Yes I do!”

B. Teacher: Make a sentence with the word ‘night.’

Jack: “American children watch TV at night, after they do their homework.”

C. Charles: What’s in your picture, Jack?

Jack: “In my picture there are two fish.”

“There is a skeleton, too!”

“There is a tree. And there is a lake. No, No. There is an ocean.

"There is an ocean with a shark in it!”

“There are two men fighting. They are dueling with swords.”

Jack: November 30

Hi. My name is Jack. What's your name?

I live in Chooncheon, South Korea. There's a big lake here, and there are a lot of mountains.

I go to school here and I study and practice English.

I like bugs, so I collect insects because I want to be a scientist. Sometimes I get rid of them; sometimes I keep them in a jar.

I have a sister. She is very cute. I share my cookies and toys with her.

On Sunday, I went to church in Seoul. Where were you on Sunday, Charles?

Charles: On Sunday, I was in Seoul too.
Let's look outside. What's there?

Jack: There's a playground outside. And there's a woman walking there. There's a truck too. The truck is driving in the street.

The Dragon Ship by Jack Lee

The robot ship is dreaming of a man.
It wants to be a man.
The Dragon Ship is thinking, and it is fighting the robot ship. The Dragon Ship likes fighting.
A fish is eating the robot ship's leg.

November 23rd, 2007

I. Jack: Look at my laser and flashlight. It's cool.
My friend gave it to me.

Charles: Oh, it's from a pen.

Jack: Yeah, but it broke.

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II. from "GO GO," page 56:

Go Go: WHAT TIME DO YOU USUALLY HAVE BREAKFAST?

• Tony: I usually have breakfast around 8:00.

WHAT DO YOU USUALLY HAVE FOR BREAKFAST?

• Tony: I usually have toast and cereal for breakfast.

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Charles: What time do you wake up?

• Jack: I wake up around 7:00.

Charles: What time do you go to bed?

• Jack: I go to bed around 12:00 ("TWELVE"/TWELVE O'CLOCK)

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Jack: One of my turtles goes on the other turtle's back. He is fighting the other turtle. He doesn't want the other turtle in his place.

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III. from the book "I Can See"

I see a yellow snake on the tree branch.

I see a red lady bug in the flower.

I see a gray elephant in the grass.

I see a green frog on the leaf.

I see a black whale in the ocean.

I see a brown bear in the grass.

What do you like doing outside (outdoors)?
I like catching bugs and playing.

What do you like doing inside (in the house)?
I like playing robot computer games.

What do you like doing outdoors?
I like hiking in the mountains.

What's your hobby?
I like collecting seashells.

What does he want to do?

What does she want to do?
She wants to do a puzzle!

Is this Mom's bathrobe?
Yes. It is. It's her bathrobe. It's hers.

What does he do?
He teaches!

What does she want to be?
She wants to be a police officer!

What do they want to do?
They want to go to the park!

Is this Tony's handkerchief?
No. It isn't. It isn't Tony's handkerchief. It isn't his.
It's Mary's. It's Mary's handkerchief.