What did you do today?

Real English --"What did you do yesterday?"

Past Tense Quiz from About.com

What did you do today?  What did you do last weekend?

What are you doing right now?

Englishclub.com practice quiz

What are you doing right now?

Don't forget to do your homework!  It's practicing make or do in Unit 3 in the workbook!  You can also make a quick video (with your phone?) showing what you are doing, and/or what you do every day!

Routine

What do you do every day?  If you want, you can watch what Nicole does....

Talk about routine with present tense

Don't forget the spelling change with he, she, or it!

Many examples from English with Sound and Light  (Impatient people should start at 3:12)

Tell me about your daily or weekly routine.

Make or Do!

I'll give a prize to any student that learns this song by heart.  

learn by heart=say by memory, not reading

Practice using make vs. do

What do you do every day?

Try Technology Day!

Computer Vocabulary


1. Make a comment
               Don't know what to write? (My name is ________.  I like (don't like) computers.  I made this comment!)          

2.  Check Vocabulary Evening Low Intermediate Spring 2015.

                go to www.easyesolatplum.blogspot.com 
                      **phone:  scroll to the bottom
                                  ** touch "view web version"
                                   **go to upper right, use your fingers to make the text look bigger
                                      under vocabulary, touch Evening Low Intermediate Spring 2015
                                      Make sure the audio works

Practice Quizlet vocabulary by doing  1.  Cards    2.  Scatter   3. Speller   4.  Test
(If you want to use "learn"  do it after speller.  "Race" is after test and only for good typists)

3.  Do "Ventures Arcade"

     Scroll halfway down the screen to "grammar."  Just under that is "Ventures Arcade."  Do Red Level 1-- "Friends and Family."  If this class seems hard, do all the yellow and red level exercises at home.  (If you don't understand, talk to me.)  After we start using the book, practice the blue level at home.

4.  Look at the topics on the side.  Try one link.  If you like it, show it to your partner.


What's your name?  Do you like to use computers? 

One Friend

Write about one good friend.

Describing People

We practiced describing people.  We used adjectives.

What's an adjective?

We described features we have and what we were wearing.  We didn't spend a lot of time on colors and clothing vocabulary, but many students did really well.

Do you want to practice clothing and color vocabulary?

Women's Clothing

Men's Clothing

Colors

Opinion --- Size ---- Color----Pattern

A beautiful, small red striped dress.
A modern large green plaid shirt.

We put categories of description words in certain order.

Adjectives are description words.  These words describe people, places, things, and ideas.
Do you want to learn about adjective order? Click here!

What do you look like?  What are you wearing?  Describe yourself.  Describe a friend.

That's My Goal

Note:  "You're love" should be "your love."  "You're" and "your" are pronounced exactly the same, but you're= you are.  "Your" shows possession.

What are some things you want to do?  What do you need to do to be able to do those things?