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Whqt wos on your toble : this morning? 6, ! *1 A dictionory wos on the bookshelf ,s' d' -'t.*if'*tt' ,ia i Lesson I ,d @ Usten, point, qnd sqy CoEors E,- e t/ /t tD Joa poster pencil shorpener pointbrush @ Uslen ond soy Then proctice were some weren't ony fr glue stick ti6r: mogozines mogozines on the toble , pencilshorpeners pointbrushes glue sticks weren't @ Unirs scissors scissors : were not @) Usten, osk, ond qnswer Then proclice B6ot @-' Yes, Were there ony mogozines on the toble? No, computer toble toble + ruffiffi choir lil g;pn woll desk B?g Were there onU glue sticks on the booksheff? Yes, there were some glue sticks on the booksheff Were there onU glue sticks on the woll? No, there weren't ong glue sticks on the woll They were on the bookshef G) n"k qnd onswer qbout your bedroom @ Were lhere ony scissors on the toble? There were pointbrushes on the desk Where ore they now? Tolk obout the story Then listen ond Emmo ond Julie wont to ploy ot the river reod sg t rf ,-dFi' A, Look F., g* l;'tj =f1s*- Oh, no! of the river |1r a ! 4d r It's dirty @e' r How wos your doy ot the river? r :' :'ilil,ti;lil;J::"ry L Whot -f-\** - t rr r, ;,::% *3', -.-, (h U Emmo ond Julie ore moking posters How you It l\ spell"soturdoy"? S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y n il !I h tr :.J ! i*i:, @ '= Unirs C =-=- rJ* everyoooy! ''''"""5@fqq31ryt* I t e il G) n"od qnd circle I Emmo ond Julie were of the beoch Yes No The river wos dirty Yes No There were flowers everywhere Yes No + Emmo osks how to spell "Soturdoy." Yes No @ sins t_6p How you spell Soturdog? How gou spell Soturdoy? How you spell How gou spell ' How you spell Soturdoy? your nome S.A-T-U-R-D-A-Y @ Usten qnd soy Then oct Bi.r) @ How you spell "Solurdoy"? **4u How woS ydur doy todoy? ;ffi :I cell phone There weren't ony I -** digitol TV loptop There weren't ony cell phones in l9+0 Phones were bigger ond heovier There were phones Iike this There weren't ony digitol TVs in 1955 TVs were smoller The pictures were in block ond white There were TVs like this, digilol comero There were There weren't ony loptops in 1960 Computers were bigger ond noisier There were computers like this L+ There weren't ony digitol comeros in 1915 Comeros were slower ond bigger There were comeros like this, .,,, Reqd l ond circle There were cell phones in l9L+0 Computers were bigger ond noisier in 1960 Yes No Yes No There were TVs in 1955 Yes No tl Comeros were foster ond smoller in 1915 Yes No Look qt computers of ' Fill in the timeline TVs phones comero loptops tt 1930 l9'{0 r ,l 960 1970 digitol comero r cell phone 980 r ttl 990 2000 20 r digitol TV rt L Look of ot Ask ond qnswer ; ,'f-,' Were there loptops before 2000? $ Do you hove o cell phone? Yes, there were Were there loptops in 1960? No, there weren't Lesson { :;*;r ,€;d' :,,.-:1& ;t:i:+!,!-$ I soy these words t kr*r.e*:r ,-'H.h1** Wt 'r* t /lffi-.i#FLl r.ffiF\ | 'd - i r " "l't ploces to go 3.ffi rI I li' ;r {iil t + s the weother n11r rr