Important! Every class, you will line up outside the door. You will come in the classroom one at a time. Walk to your seat. Stand until Ms. Mac says you.

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Important! Every class, you will line up outside the door. You will come in the classroom one at a time. Walk to your seat. Stand until Ms. Mac says you sit.

Did you remember your… Notebook? Pencil or pen? Tape? Name tag? Homework?

Hug (Partners) Shaking Hands (Partners) Back pat (Partners) Shoulder Pat (Partners) High Five (Partners) Review: Show me and tell me…

Write in your notebook! Conversational English Jr. 1 Table of Contents English Body Language Possessive nouns

POSSESSIVE means: To own To have

I say… You say… Him Her Your My Their Our Who It He She His Hers Yours Mine Theirs Ours Whose Its His Hers

Verbal Matching game! You will find your partner by matching the missing word with their correct sentence!