Where You Live Now: Watsonville

You can use sentences like these to describe Watsonville. Your paragraph should tell five details about Watsonville.

In Watsonville, I can see...
In Watsonville, I can hear...
In Watsonville, I can smell...

I like to go to...
I love to go to...
I always go to...
I need to go to...
I never go to...

Conversation: Places

Question: Where did you go this weekend?

 Answer: I went to...

Question: Where did ______ go?
Answer:     He / She   went to...

Describing a Pace

Today you are going to describe the place where you immigrated from for your presentation. What can you see there? What can you hear? What can you smell?
First, we are going to practice describing what we can see, hear and smell at Lakeview Middle School.
Please walk quietly around the school.

Write the words or make a quick picture on your document.

Presentation: My Immigration Story

Make a presentation about you and your immigration story. Record your presentation. Share your presentation with all of your Lakeview teachers.

Flashcards: What Families Do

1. Practice by yourself.
2. Practice with your partner.

Immigration Stories

 The Parts of a Family
Practice with the flashcards.

The Statue of Liberty welcomes immigrants to the country the United States of America (U.S.A.)

     Last week we talked about families and why families are important.      
     Some families immigrate to a new country. This week, we will read and write stories about immigration. Some immigration stories are happy. Some immigration stories are sad. All immigration stories are important. What can we learn from immigration stories?

A. What do we know about immigration? What questions do we have?

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B. Juanes and John Legend Sing to Immigrants

                               "...these songs of freedom...¨

Where are they singing? Why are they singing?

Read about Juanes and John Legend in Newsela. 

1. Read the article in Spanish. Answer the questions.

2. Read the article in English. Answer the questions.

C. Where Did We Immigrate From?

1. Follow the directions on the map.

Welcome!

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The Question Game

1. Go to Google Classroom.

2. Sign up with the class code:

    6symov

3. Find the Question Game document.

4. Match the English and Spanish questions.

Play the game.

1. Take a question.

2. Read the question in English and Spanish to the person next to you.

3. Listen to the answer.

All About You
1. Make a slide about you.