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Events for January 2016 
 
DateEvent
1Something to study 
The dialogue script:

http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf 
2Something to study 
The dialogue script:

http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf 
3Something to study 
The dialogue script:

http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf 
4Something to study 
The dialogue script:

http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf 
4First week in January 2016 
Students should continue studying their scripted dialogue with the aim of having "their part" memorized and natural sounding by Wednesday Jan.  13, which is the first day they could be called on to speak it with me, the teacher.

Students are also preparing for a quiz Friday on the common questions, 1-17.  All students have a copy of this important page (Contents page 7). 
http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/160105032802_Contents_page_7_Preguntas_comunes.pdf 
5First week in January 2016 
Students should continue studying their scripted dialogue with the aim of having "their part" memorized and natural sounding by Wednesday Jan.  13, which is the first day they could be called on to speak it with me, the teacher.

Students are also preparing for a quiz Friday on the common questions, 1-17.  All students have a copy of this important page (Contents page 7).  
6First week in January 2016 
Students should continue studying their scripted dialogue with the aim of having "their part" memorized and natural sounding by Wednesday Jan.  13, which is the first day they could be called on to speak it with me, the teacher.

Students are also preparing for a quiz Friday on the common questions, 1-17.  All students have a copy of this important page (Contents page 7).  
7First week in January 2016 
Students should continue studying their scripted dialogue with the aim of having "their part" memorized and natural sounding by Wednesday Jan.  13, which is the first day they could be called on to speak it with me, the teacher.

Students are also preparing for a quiz Friday on the common questions, 1-17.  All students have a copy of this important page (Contents page 7). 

====== http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/160105032802_Contents_page_7_Preguntas_comunes.pdf 
8First week in January 2016 
Students should continue studying their scripted dialogue with the aim of having "their part" memorized and natural sounding by Wednesday Jan.  13, which is the first day they could be called on to speak it with me, the teacher.

Students are also preparing for a quiz Friday on the common questions, 1-17.  All students have a copy of this important page (Contents page 7).  
9First week in January 2016 
Students should continue studying their scripted dialogue with the aim of having "their part" memorized and natural sounding by Wednesday Jan.  13, which is the first day they could be called on to speak it with me, the teacher.

Students are also preparing for a quiz Friday on the common questions, 1-17.  All students have a copy of this important page (Contents page 7).  
11Important summative Speaking tests 
January 11-15, 2016

Please study the dialogue scripts.  Important speaking evaluations will begin on Jan. the 13th (Wed.) and will be conducted the remainder of the week.


http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf


Students will also complete classwork for a grade.  
12Important summative Speaking tests 
January 11-15, 2016

Please study the dialogue scripts.  Important speaking evaluations will begin on Jan. the 13th (Wed.) and will be conducted the remainder of the week.


http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf


Students will also complete classwork for a grade.  
13Important summative Speaking tests 
January 11-15, 2016

Please study the dialogue scripts.  Important speaking evaluations will begin on Jan. the 13th (Wed.) and will be conducted the remainder of the week.


http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf


Students will also complete classwork for a grade.  
14Important summative Speaking tests 
January 11-15, 2016

Please study the dialogue scripts.  Important speaking evaluations will begin on Jan. the 13th (Wed.) and will be conducted the remainder of the week.


http://www.toolboxpro.org/secure/teachers/1560/151222014051_MYP_dialogue.pdf


Students will also complete classwork for a grade.  
15Classwork 
A classwork packet is due for a grade. 
16Classwork 
A classwork packet is due for a grade. 
18This short week 
January 18-22, 2016

Students will be working on the common questions (in Spanish) numbers 17 - 27 for this week's quiz.

Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. 
19This short week 
January 18-22, 2016

Students will be working on the common questions (in Spanish) numbers 17 - 27 for this week's quiz.

Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. 
20This short week 
January 18-22, 2016

Students will be working on the common questions (in Spanish) numbers 17 - 27 for this week's quiz.

Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. 
21This short week 
January 18-22, 2016

Students will be working on the common questions (in Spanish) numbers 17 - 27 for this week's quiz.

Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. 
22This short week 
January 18-22, 2016

Students will be working on the common questions (in Spanish) numbers 17 - 27 for this week's quiz.

Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish. 
25last week of Jan 
Assignments and topics for the Week of:

January 25-29, 2016

Students will continue working on the common questions (in Spanish), numbers 28 - 36 for this week's quiz.

We also will be doing classwork for a grade.  This will be close to wrapping up the clothing and shopping unit.



(Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish.)
 
26last week of Jan 
Assignments and topics for the Week of:

January 25-29, 2016

Students will continue working on the common questions (in Spanish), numbers 28 - 36 for this week's quiz.

We also will be doing classwork for a grade.  This will be close to wrapping up the clothing and shopping unit.



(Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish.)
 
27last week of Jan 
Assignments and topics for the Week of:

January 25-29, 2016

Students will continue working on the common questions (in Spanish), numbers 28 - 36 for this week's quiz.

We also will be doing classwork for a grade.  This will be close to wrapping up the clothing and shopping unit.



(Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish.)
 
28last week of Jan 
Assignments and topics for the Week of:

January 25-29, 2016

Students will continue working on the common questions (in Spanish), numbers 28 - 36 for this week's quiz.

We also will be doing classwork for a grade.  This will be close to wrapping up the clothing and shopping unit.



(Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish.)
 
29last week of Jan 
Assignments and topics for the Week of:

January 25-29, 2016

Students will continue working on the common questions (in Spanish), numbers 28 - 36 for this week's quiz.

We also will be doing classwork for a grade.  This will be close to wrapping up the clothing and shopping unit.



(Additionally, we will continue to examine the differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses in Spanish.)