4.33.2: Lesson 33 — The Presidents of the U.S.A.
Directions: Watch and listen to the inaugural address of Franklin D. Roosevelt from March 4th, 1933. Share your insights and what you learned in the comments section below.
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4.43.2: Lesson 43 — The Presidents of the U.S.A.
This lesson will include information about the presidents of the United States of America in chronological order. While this topic is informative in itself, these lessons will help build American English listening and reading skills as well. Please make sure to pay close attention to the following materials and don’t forget to share your insights…
How to Get Organized (Article 9)
Organizing can feel overwhelming at times. But it doesn’t have to be. Get organized by organizing the way you think about your tasks. It’s simple, but it works. What is the one thing that stops you from getting things done? Is it the constant flow of distractions? The answer is yes, but the trick is…
4.33.3: Year 4 American English Lessons with Maestro Sersea
Hello students! During Year 4 of your American English studies, you will continue working on English Grammar, with one lesson per week for the entire year. Remember that the grammar video lesson below is just the beginning of the assignment. Your online research and further study into each grammar topic shared here will help you…
4.40.1: Year 4 American English Vocabulary
Congratulations for reaching Year 4 of your English Studies. For Year 4 American English vocabulary, we will work on American English idioms as well as short videos explaining a term heard in a movie. Directions: Click on the link below to learn 3 American English Idioms CHICKEN, CHICKEN OUT, CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK, A:…
4.48.4: Lesson 48 — American Short Stories
We are now reading more complex American Short stories that deserve your full attention. Some of the stories are short, while some stories are long. You will have 2 weeks to listen, read along, and discuss each American short story. You are encouraged to spend the first week listening and reading along the short story…
How to Get Organized (Article 5)
Organizing is a skill that most people possess but rarely use. Even if you’re the most organized person in the world, you still need to master the art of staying organized. Staying organized is easy when you’ve got everything you need at hand, but when you’re short on space or time, it can be a…
4.19.1: Year 4 American English Vocabulary
Congratulations for reaching Year 4 of your English Studies. For Year 4 American English vocabulary, we will work on American English idioms as well as short videos explaining a term heard in a movie. Directions: Click on the link below to learn 3 American English Idioms BLACK OUT, BLACK SHEEP, and BLACK TIE: American English…
4.37.4: Lesson 37 — American Short Stories
We are now reading more complex American Short stories that deserve your full attention. Some of the stories are short, while some stories are long. You will have 2 weeks to listen, read along, and discuss each American short story. You are encouraged to spend the first week listening and reading along the short story…
4.29.1: Year 4 American English Vocabulary
Congratulations for reaching Year 4 of your English Studies. For Year 4 American English vocabulary, we will work on American English idioms as well as short videos explaining a term heard in a movie. Directions: Click on the link below to learn 3 American English Idioms BUM STEER, GIVE SOMEONE A, BURN (ONE’S) BRIDGES, BURN…