Monday, 30 November 2015

Monday's assignment

Good morning everyone,

Since we are getting closer to the end of 2015, we need to come up with some new year’s resolutions for 2016.

Task 1:

Write one paragraph on your new year’s resolution; what you want to quit or have less of, and what you feel like working on or increasing, and why.

Time flies, since there is only one month left in this year. I’d like to give myself a plan for next year. Firstly, I have been attending LINC program for a few months and have found a number of things I had to work on. I will practice more listening especially news. I will also need to increase my vocabulary to improve my second language. Meanwhile, writing will be another thing that I will practice. Secondly, I will do more exercise to keep healthy due to the weight I have gained during the pregnancy. Thirdly, I will review and study my academic work before looking for a job. Finally, I will limit myself on using ipad, because I spent too much time on it with doing nothing. To sum up, I hope that I will follow this plan and achieve my goals next year.

Task 2:

Ask one of your peers to proofread

Wednesday, 18 November 2015

Wednesday's assignment

Canada's History


Good morning everyone,

We will start this week by talking about Canada’s history. Click on this link and follow the tasks below:

Task 1:

Read your assigned article and make sure to understand it very well. 

Task 2:

Prepare a very short presentation for the rest of your classmates about the article you have just read.

Fort Henry is on the north shore of  St. Lawrence river at Kingston. At the beginning Fort Henry was built by the British during the war of 1812. Then, a bigger and stronger fort was built to protect lake Ontario from attacking of u.s. It was also used to protect naval shipyards and an important waterway between Kingston and Ottawa. Now, there are no more war between US and Canada, so this fort Henry becomes a tourist attraction.

monday's assginment

Canadian History


timeline

Canadian Culture

This week’s theme is about the Canadian history.
The first link is an introduction to Canada. Play this link, and then answer the following questions:
  1. How many provinces are there in Canada?
      There are 10 provinces.
  1. Which cities are the capitals of China, United States, and Canada?
       Beijing is the capital of china. Washington D.C is the capital of United States. Ottawa is the capital of Canada. 
  1. Which is the largest city in Canada?
Toronto is the largest city in Canada
  1. What does "CN" in CN Tower stand for?
   CN stands for Canadian National. 
  1. Write the meaning of the following words, place each one in a sentence of your own, and then find at least two more new vocabulary and add them to the list:
    1. Landmark, 
    2. adjoins, 
    3. coastal, 
    4. peninsula
    5. ................
    6. ................