This week we finished off Chapter 3. Monday we will have the chapter test. (We usually try not to test on Mondays, but it just worked out that way this time.)
We focused mostly on expressing needs and wants and also introduced numbers 30-100. The week was a bit crazy due to the cold season. I was absent on Tuesday and then had to step in for Lynette on Thursday, when she was sick. Several of the students are a bit under the weather as well, changing the energy level in class quite a bit. Hopefully everyone will get a lot of rest over the weekend and be ready to go for next week.
Monday we will test and Tuesday we will celebrate "El dia de los muertos" (a predominately Mexican tradition intended to honor those that have died).
On Wednesday we will start the section on Mexico, which I will be teaching. It will last until the beginning of December.
Hope everyone is enjoying the beautiful autmn weather and getting rested!
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