English Level 1
CALL
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CALL Class
We will practice English on the computer once a week. We have computer class on Wednesdays from 10:50-11:50 in Building 2 Room 203. Please find the date below and click on the links to do the activities.
TODAY: Monday, December 1st
TODAY: Monday, December 1st
1. Type (10 minutes)
1. Type (10 minutes)
Go to the website Typingclub.com. Start at the last lesson you finished last week.
2. Listen to the Conversations
2. Listen to the Conversations
First, watch the video. Listen to the questions people ask.
Second, print the script. PRINT ME!
Third, circle the questions on the script.
Fourth, listen again and read the script.
3. Vocabulary - Jobs and Job Skills
3. Vocabulary - Jobs and Job Skills
Choose 1 page. Click on the picture.
First, write the words in your notebook.
Second, listen and say the words aloud.
Third, do activities (Match-up 1, 2, & 3, Fill In, and Dictation)
Materials from Class
Materials from Class
3rd Person Singular Spelling.pptxNegative Present Tense Verbs with Don’t and Doesn’t.pptxOld Lessons
Old Lessons
Monday, November 24th
Monday, November 24th
1. Student Evaluation
How is English class for you? Please click on the evaluation link <=
3. Sentence Order
Choose one of the choices below. Drag the words into the correct order.
The 1st is easy. The 2nd is more difficult.
4. Simple Present Tense Practice
Choose the correct word to fill in the blank.
5. Simple Present Tense Game
6. Watch a video.
After you watch the video, answer the questions. Record your voice and send it to Tara - 503-460-2764
What is wrong with the patient?
How does the doctor help him? What does he tell him?
What is wrong with the doctor?
How does the patient help him?
Monday, November 10th
Monday, November 10th
2. BE verb practice
3. Speaking Practice - Yes/No Questions
Read the cards below. Say the Yes/No Question. Use your phone. Record yourself saying the questions. Send the recording to Tara. tara.larsen@pcc.edu or on What's App.
4. Listen. Drag the missing words.
Monday, November 3rd
Monday, November 3rd
2. Places and Prepositions
Watch the video. Repeat the words and sentences. Write new words in your notebook.
3. Yes/No BE verb questions
Click on this link -> Adele's English Corner
4. Dictations
Type the words you hear AND the ?
To type "?" - hold SHIFT + ?
5. Game - Subject Pronouns and BE verb
Click on the words that are correct. (I am / You are / We are / They are / He is / She is / It is)
6. Places in Town Vocabulary
Study the words on Learning Chocolate. https://www.learningchocolate.com/word-set/places-in-your-community
7. BONUS - Giving Directions
Watch the video. Repeat the words and sentences. Write new words in your notebook.
Monday, October 27th
Monday, October 27th
2. Contractions
Part A: Write the two words that make the contractions. example: we're = we are
Part B: Write the contraction. Use the apostophe. example: we are = we're
3. BE Verb Dictation
Write the missing words (subject + verb). Some verbs are negative. Use ' for contractions.
4. Ordinal Numbers
5. Places and Prepositions
Watch the video. Repeat the words and sentences. Write new words in your notebook.
Monday, October 20th
Monday, October 20th
2. Have/has Dictation
Listen. Type the sentences. Use capital letters at the beginning. Use periods at the end.
3. Feelings/Emotions
Learn new words. Feelings Vocabulary
4. Family Vocabulary
Play the game at this website: Games to Learn English
Monday, October 13th
Monday, October 13th
1. Dollars and Cents
Watch the video. Repeat the prices.
2. Listen and Write the Numbers
3. Possessive Adjectives (my, your, his, her, their)
4. Conversations about Days of the Week
Click -> Watch the video and read the script.
Wednesday, October 8th
Wednesday, October 8th
1. Listen to websites and email addresses.
2. Reading and Spelling
3. Number Dictation
Listen and write the numbers you hear. Example: 40 (forty)
Click here => Link to dictation
4. Spelling on Quizlet
Look at the flashcards. Practice writing the spelling words on a piece of paper.
5. Listen and spell the names.
Write the names on a piece of paper.
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