Week of March 9 - 13, 2026

Hello, I hope you had an enjoyable weekend. I'm looking forward to meeting you all this Friday at the Parent Orientation. Below is this week's homework and vocabulary:

1. Week 5 Communication Book:

Week 5                               Homework 回家功課
Monday 星期一	□1. Copy Week 5 Vocab #1-6 x 3, definitions x1 □2. Write 2 I like… sentences Ex. I like my friends. (noun) □3. Write 2 I like to ...sentences Ex. I like to eat ice cream. (verb)	家長簽名：
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Tuesday 星期二	□1. Copy Week 5 Vocab #7-12 x 3, definitions x1 □2. Write 2 He likes… sentences Ex. He likes dogs. (noun) □3. Write 2 She likes to ... sentences Ex. She likes to run in the park. (verb)	家長簽名：
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Wednesday 星期三	□1.Shared Worksheet	家長簽名：
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Thursday 星期四	□1. Copy Week 5 Vocab #13-18 x 3, definitions x1 □2. Write 2 They like… sentences Ex. They like flowers. (noun) □3. Write 2 I like to ... sentences Ex. They like to sing songs. (verb)	家長簽名：
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Friday 星期五	□1. G3 I2 Leveled Worksheet	家長簽名：
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2.Vocabulary:

Week 5 – How Raven Brought Light to the World

My View Weekly Vocabulary 本週單字進度表

No.	English	POS	Chinese	No.	English	POS	Chinese
1	inches	n. pl.	英寸（複數）	13	brooded	v.	沉思；擔憂 (過去式)
2	pitches	n. pl.	足球場（複數）	14	rejoicing	n.	歡欣；欣喜
3	dishes	n. pl.	盤子；菜餚 （複數）	15	satisfied	adj.	滿意的； 滿足的
4	glasses	n. pl.	玻璃杯（複數）	16	raven	n.	渡鴉
5	spies	n. pl.	間諜（複數）	17	gigantic	adj.	巨大的； 龐大的
6	fries	n. pl.	薯條（複數）	18	flood	n.	洪水
7	cities	n. pl.	城市（複數）	19	bored	adj.	厭煩的； 無聊的
8	pennies	n. pl.	分幣（美分）（複數）	20	exist	v.	存在
9	families	n. pl.	家庭；家族 （複數）	21	land	v.	降落；著陸
10	faxes	n. pl.	傳真文件 （複數）	22	drain	v.	排出；瀝乾
11	preparations	n. pl.	準備工作 （複數）	23	human	n.	人類
12	magnificent	adj.	宏偉的； 壯麗的	24	shell	n.	殼；貝殼

Week 5 Vocabulary Definitions – How Raven Brought Light to the World

1	inches	(n. plural): units for measuring length; 12 inches equal one foot
2	pitches	(n. plural): areas of ground where sports like soccer are played
3	dishes	(n. plural): plates, bowls, and cups used for eating and serving food
4	glasses	(n. plural): drinking containers made of glass, or special glasses for seeing better
5	spies	(n. plural): people who secretly watch others and gather information
6	fries	(n. plural): long, thin pieces of fried potato; also called French fries
7	cities	(n. plural): large towns with many buildings, people, and activities
8	pennies	(n. plural): small coins worth one cent each
9	families	(n. plural): groups of people who are related and often live together
10	faxes	(n. plural): documents sent or received using a fax machine.
11	preparations	(n. plural): things you do to get ready for an event or activity
12	magnificent	(adj.): very beautiful, grand, and impressive
13	brooded	(v.) past tense: to think a lot about something, often in a worried or sad way
14	rejoicing	(n.): great happiness and celebration
15	satisfied	(adj.): feeling happy and content because you have what you wanted
16	raven	(n.): a large, black bird known for being smart and making loud sounds
17	gigantic	(adj.): extremely large; huge
18	flood	(n.): a large amount of water covering land that is usually dry
19	bored	(adj.): feeling uninterested and tired because there is nothing fun to do
20	exist	(v.): to be real or alive; to be present in the world
21	land	(v.): to come down from the air onto the ground or water
22	drain	(v.): to remove water or liquid from something
23	human	(n.): a person; a member of the human race
24	shell	(n.): a hard outer covering that protects animals like turtles or nuts

3. Video:

https://youtu.be/w8L8YLGkDkQ?si=XFNpABcuI9wgbzYr

4. Here is a summary of this weeks story:

How Raven Brought Light to the World

Long ago, the world is only water. Raven is bored. He makes the land. He finds people in shells and helps them.

The world is very dark. There is no sun, no moon, and no stars. People are sad.

They cannot see their families or find food. Raven says, "I will find light."

Gray Eagle has the light. He keeps the sun, moon, and stars in a big box. He does not like people. He does not want to share.

Raven flies to Gray Eagle. He asks, "Please give us the light." Gray Eagle says, "No! The light is mine."

Raven has a plan. He turns into a small child. Gray Eagle’s daughter finds him. She takes him home. Gray Eagle likes the child.

One day, Raven asks, "What is in the box?" Gray Eagle says, "The stars." Raven says, "Can I play with them?" Gray Eagle gives him a bag of stars.

Raven runs outside. He turns back into a bird. He flies and puts the stars in the sky. The world has a little light!

The next day, Raven asks for the moon. He flies high and puts the moon in the sky. The world is silver and beautiful.

The next day, Gray Eagle gives Raven the sun. Raven flies very high. He puts the sun in the sky. Now the world is bright and gold!

Gray Eagle looks at the trees and the ocean. He is happy. He says, "The light is for everyone." Raven is happy too. The world is beautiful.