Building Background How can you sort? Travel arrangement! JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) Which season do you like to travel? Where do you want to go?

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Building Background How can you sort? Travel arrangement! JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) Which season do you like to travel? Where do you want to go? ( ) What do you take when you travel? Cut out the objects below and paste them. Which bag do you want to take? A small bag or a big bag? Basic staples ClothesToys Other objects List things that you take in your bag.

bags jeans clothes family JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM)

bag[bag] Noun, plural bags. 1. a disposable container made of cheap material such as paper or plastic 2. a container for traveler’s belongings. Also known as suitcase or luggage. clothes[kloTHz] Plural noun. item worn to cover the body. toys clothes sort bags JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM)

[fam-lee or fam-uh-lee] Noun. plural families. a group of people who are related to each other and live together. A family usually consists of parents and their children. [jeenz] Plural noun. casual trousers made of denim, corduroy, or other strong cloth, and worn by men, women, and children. [sort] Verb. sorted, sorting. to arrange or places according to type or kind. toy[toy] Noun, plural toys. an object that children play with. jeans toys family sort JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM)

Grammar Possessives ( 소유격 ) JIR : How can you sort? Practice (JIR p9,13) Possessive pronouns tell who or what owns something. They replace possessive nouns. Some possessive pronouns are used before a noun. our home her brother my best friend Tyler will not need all of his clothes. Tyler sorts his toys. Evan Moor, Grammar & Punctuation 3 (rule 11) How can you sort? JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) Some possessive pronouns stand alone. Is this book yours? - Yes, it is mine. my your his her its our their mine yours his hers its ours theirs Possessives ( 소유격 )

Vocabulary 1 How can you sort? JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) BAGS CLOTHES FAMILY JEANS SORT TOYS ACDCIKGEBYIOACDCIKGEBYIO JNSORTYAAHFEJNSORTYAAHFE EWERTYUGGPASEWERTYUGGPAS ACACIKGESSIOACACIKGESSIO NJNLMNFVCCZXNJNLMNFVCCZX SKSPIJNAHUYGSKSPIJNAHUYG CLOTHESVMDERCLOTHESVMDER HGFTFRYOLILOHGFTFRYOLILO IJUHUGYTLBLCIJUHUGYTLBLC FGDHRTEYRYPYFGDHRTEYRYPY DTOYSEBYIOPHDTOYSEBYIOPH

Vocabulary 2 How can you sort? JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) Read each definition and connect it with correct words. A disposable container made of cheap material such as paper or plastic. A group of people who are related to each other and live together. An object that children play with. Item worn to cover the body. To arrange or places according to type or kind. Casual trousers made of denim, corduroy, or other strong cloth. sort toy bag clothes jeans family Fill in the blanks using the words above. 1.I like to wear casual ____________________. 2.I have to _______________ the mail. 3.Put your ____________s away. 4.Everyone in the __________________ is like that. 5.I ate a whole _________ of sweets. 6.Old blue ______________ sell for a lot.

Before Writing 1 How can you sort? JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) What : How : by color What : How : by size What : clothes (shirts/pants) How : by group

Name : _________________ Date : __________________ Title : I will sort ___________________________________________. One group has ____________________________________. Before Writing 2 How can you sort? JIR-How can you sort?(JYBOOKS.COM) I will sort ___________________________________________. One group has ____________________________________. I will sort the clothes into two groups. One group has shirts. One group has pants.