The end of the book, camping and more....

Well here we are at the end of the semester.  I'm sad; how about you?



Before we leave, we still have some work to do.  Click here to practice Units 9 & 10.

It's too cold to go camping now, but when it's nicer a great place to go is Samuel P. Taylor State Park
which is very beautiful and very close to San Francisco.  Click here for more information.  You can also go there for a picnic.

And finally, it's time to wish everyone A Very Happy New Year!

Feliz año nuevo

新年好

Chúc mừng năm mới

明けましておめでとうございます

с Новым годом

नया साल मुबारक

feliz ano novo   

ปีใหม่มีความสุข 

bonne année

 سنة جديدة سعيدة

 
See you in 2014!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the United States.  But it is a holiday for everyone to say THANK YOU!

Thanks for my health,
Thanks for my family,
Thanks for my home,
Thanks for the food on my table,
Thanks for the table,
Thanks for my friends,
Thanks for all the good things in my life.
And I want to say to all my wonderful students.  I am very thankful for all of you.

One thing many people do on Thanksgiving is watch the Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV.  It is on TV on Thanksgiving Day at 9:00 a.m. on CBS TV.  Here is some of the parade from last year.

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

Denise

Late November

Hi Everyone!

This week's words are a mishmash.  What's a mishmash? It's very different things mixed together. Like if you had Chinese food, Vietnamese food and Mexican food all at the same time!


       

 
Click here for the words.

A new website

Here's a new FREE website which has some fun games to practice English.  www.gamestolearnenglish.com.

Money, Money, Money, Money

   
This week it's all about money!  Click here to practice.
 

 

Containers!

What's the difference between     and   ?

Do you know which one is count and which one is non-count?

Non-count nouns often go into a container.

What's the milk in?  A box, a bottle, a jar, a carton, a tube?  Click  here to learn all about containers.

It's All About Time!

Don't forget that here in the U.S. we change our clocks tonight -- turn your clocks back one hour when you go to sleep.

                                                                                Change
to



And with the extra hour you have on Sunday, practice this week's vocabulary about time by clicking here!