Thanks for your efforts and enjoy the Quarter Break

Dear students,

      Thank you all for your weekly contributions to the class blog. Your writings, views, discussions and feedback on what we were doing added a lot to the learning experiences in this class. Your interaction and collaboration outside the class was a new venue for you to learn from each other. You proved that learning can happen outside the class as much as or even much more than inside the class.

     Now as the final quarter exams are about to end, I wish you a very pleasant and exciting break.

                                                        My very best to you,

                                                                  k layali

Week#8

Write an entry of at least 200 words individually and/or collaboratively on one of the following topics (write on only ONE topic per week):

1-Your experience visiting a foreign country.

2-An email to your professor requesting help with some vocab exercises.

3-A city you have never been to and wish to visit.

Clearly express your ideas, opinions, feelings, views, etc. about the topic.

Do Not worry about grammatical errors; this is a fluency rather than an accuracy activity.

Week#7

Write an entry of at least 200 words individually and/or collaboratively on one of the following topics (write on only ONE topic per week):

1-Your experience with a new restaurant downtown.

2-An email to your brother to congratulate him on his new job.

3-A sport you never played but wish to play.

Clearly express your ideas, opinions, feelings, views, etc. about the topic.

Do Not worry about grammatical errors; this is a fluency rather than an accuracy activity.

Week#6

Write an entry of at least 200 words individually and/or collaboratively on one of the following topics (write on only ONE topic per week):

1-An email to invite your friend to dinner.

2-An interesting or difficult journey you had.

3-Your best movie/series.

Clearly express your ideas, opinions, feelings, views, etc about the topic.

Do Not worry about grammatical errors; this is a fluency rather than an accuracy activity.