Friday, June 24, 2005
Assignments for Week 2 Listening Speaking 045 June 27, 2005
Oral Reports about Volcanoes.
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sources in the library. (Click on Internet explorer or netscape; click on "search", type the name of your volcano into the search box and click enter. When a list of sources appears on the screen,
scan them to see which source might be the best one. Then click on it.)
# Make your reports short, no more than 5 minutes. Each member should have something to say. Use large visual pictures or posters or download pictures to a computer disc or cd; we can view them on the computer screen/projector. (Do you know how to "right click on a picture on the web and cut and paste it into a document on a floppy disk?)
# When speaking, practice saying two sentences. Place a stress mark over the important words and and "jump up" on them. Stressed words are louder, longer and clearer. Most stressed words are nouns, verbs and adjectives. Unstressed words are the, an, a, or, and, so, (articles, conjunctions, prepositions)
# Try to pronounce every syllable unless it is an exception.
# Be sure to practice your "S" and "th" sounds.
Group 1 Lynn, Nhuthuyong, Ricardo, Besar
Group 2 Suleemas, Vu, alki
Group 3. Huy, Khanh
Group 4. Yu-Wei, Chen, Tutaka
Oral Reports about Volcanoes.
(You can access this Blog at www.sclarkspringblog.com)
scan them to see which source might be the best one. Then click on it.)
# Make your reports short, no more than 5 minutes. Each member should have something to say. Use large visual pictures or posters or download pictures to a computer disc or cd; we can view them on the computer screen/projector. (Do you know how to "right click on a picture on the web and cut and paste it into a document on a floppy disk?)
# When speaking, practice saying two sentences. Place a stress mark over the important words and and "jump up" on them. Stressed words are louder, longer and clearer. Most stressed words are nouns, verbs and adjectives. Unstressed words are the, an, a, or, and, so, (articles, conjunctions, prepositions)
# Try to pronounce every syllable unless it is an exception.
# Be sure to practice your "S" and "th" sounds.
Group 1 Lynn, Nhuthuyong, Ricardo, Besar
Group 2 Suleemas, Vu, alki
Group 3. Huy, Khanh
Group 4. Yu-Wei, Chen, Tutaka
