Angel / Robbie William

Dear Students:

Here is the lyrics of the song that we are practicing for Mother's Day. Please practice without your mom listening to you. You should have learned the song by Wednesday.

And here is a kareoke version for you to listen to the music. Click on the image of the Angel, or go to this Youtube site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUOPkLuP2ks

Lyrics in English and Spanish

Angels / Robbie William

I sit and wait
Does an angel contemplate my fate
And do they know
The places where we go
When we're grey and old

'Cause I have been told
That salvation lets their wings unfold
So when I'm lying in my bed
Thoughts running through my head
And I feel the love is dead
I'm loving angels instead

De nuevo tú te cuelas en mis huesos
Dejándome tu beso
Junto al corazón
Y otra vez tú, abriéndome tus alas me sacas
de las malas rachas de dolor
Por que tú eres el ángel que quiero yo

Cuando eso es fallar

ya no sé que hacer
Ni a donde ir
Me fijo en ti
Y te siento cerca

pensando en mi

El cuerpo se me va
hacia donde tú estás
Mi vida cambió
El ángel que quiero yo

And through it all she offers me protection
A lot of love and affection
Whether I'm right or wrong
And down the waterfall
Wherever it may take me
I know that life won't break me
When I come to call, she won't forsake me
I'm loving angels instead

(Instrumental Break) 

De nuevo tú te cuelas en mis huesos
Dejándome tu beso
Junto al corazón
Y otra vez tú, abriéndome tus alas me sacas
de las malas rachas de dolor
Por que tú eres el ángel que quiero yo

Vocabulary and Spelling Lesson 23

Homework:

If you were absent on Monday, April 30th, you need to complete this homework for Thursday, May 3rd, 2018.

Copy the Vocabulary and Spelling Words Lesson 23 in the corresponding notebook. Then, in the journal write a short story (half a page at least) with as many Vocabulary and Spelling words as possible. Make sure you underline the words that you use, and illustrate your work. :) Remember that if you don't have the notebooks with you, you can do the work on a piece of paper and then paste it in your notebooks.

Note: I know some of you have had problems logging into the Cambridge Online Program. I have received a mail confirming that there have been some errors. They don't say, however, what the problem is exactly. Please keep trying, I have already opened and reopened Unit 3 three times. I hope that helps. I will check upto Unit 6 by Friday. If you encounter any problems, take a picture of it and send it to me. Thank you. 

 

Vocabulary Lesson 23

fondness: n. If you like something very much, you have a fondness for it.

“Hayley has a fondness for fresh pineapple.” syn. weakness, affection

emotion: n. An emotion is a feeling, such as happiness.    

“Michael was filled with emotion when he found out that the book had belonged to his great­-grandfather.” syn. feeling

ridiculous: adj. Something that is very silly is ridiculous.  “Brandon laughed at the ridiculous joke his mom told him.” syns. silly, absurd, irrational

disgraceful: adj. If something is disgraceful, it is shocking and not acceptable. 

“James thought his poor performance in the game was disgraceful .” syn. dreadful, shameful, terrible

decent: adj. Someone who is decent is good and fair. “Cameron is a decent person who always treats his customers honestly.” syn. kind, respectable

inherit: n. When you inherit something, you have been given something by someone who used to own it.

“Brittany will inherit her sister’s bicycle when her sister grows too tall for it .” syns. obtain, get

Spelling Words  L.23

1. input

2. preset

3. misuse

4. inside

5. preview

6. incorrect

7. pretest

8. mislead

9. preheat

10. indoors

11. misplace

12. preschool

13. misread

14. mismatch

15. misspell

Vocabulary and Spelling Words Lesson 22

Vocabulary Lesson 22

nocturnal: adj. An animal that is nocturnal sleeps during the day and is active at night.

“Racoons and opossums are active at night because they are nocturnal animals.” syn. sleepless, active at night

effort: n. When you work hard, you use effort.    

“I took a lot of effort to clean up the playground after the storm.” syn. work

doze / dozes: v. Someone who dozes takes shorts naps.  “The baby usually dozes in her crib after she eats.” syns. sleep, snooze

swoop / swoops: v. When something swoops, it dives or dips downward. 

“The pelican swoops toward the water to catch a fish.” syn. dive, plunge

detail: n. A detail is a small piece of information that is part of a larger whole. “Jada planned every detail of her party.” syn. characteristic

flutter / fluttering: n. When something moves through the air lightly and quickly, it is fluttering.

“The moth’s wings were fluttering as it flew around the light.” syns. flap

Spelling Words  L.22

1. ought

2. soft

3. yawn

4. walk

5. long

6. also

7. thaw

8. lost

9. cause

10. taught

11. pause

12. straw

13. false

14. author

15. almost