MERRY CHRISTMAS 

SELF-ASSESSMENT

What can I do that I could not do before? Talk better What do I like the most? the classes with abby What do I do well? speak in English What am I confused about? of grammar With what do I need help? vocabulary and grammar What do I do in English outside of class? From time to time I speak at home in English with parents and I practice What do I need to improve? study a little more What did I learn about culture? I learn about Thanksgiving, Florida and Halloween.

DAILY ROUTINE 
MONDAY:
I make breakfast 
I brush my hair 
I go to school 
I go back home 
I have lunch 
I do homework 
I listen to music 
I watch TV 
I go to dance 
I go to bed 

VOCABULARY UNIT 2 

Comb- Peine 

tap-  grifo 

shoes laces-cordones 

get paid-Cobrar 

lake- lago 

parade- cavalgata 

sink-fregadero 

THE POLYGONS 

• STAR POLYGON: It is a particular polygon case with a star shape created out  of linking together non consecutive vertices of a regular polygon 
• INSCRIBED POLYGON : They are polygon place inside circles so all vertices of the polygon are placed on the circle 
• CIRCUMSCRIBE: They are polygon that surround a circle, behind their sides to the inner circle 
• EQUIANGULAR: All their corners, angel or vertices are equal 
• EQUILATERAL: All edges or sides areof the same length
• REGULAR: All their vertices, angles and sides are equals 
• IRREGULAR: show different angles and length for sides  

TYPES OF ANGLES 

• COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES: They are couples of angles which sum is 90 degrees 
• SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES: They are couples of angles which sum is 180 degrees 
• ADYACENT ANGLES: They are angles that share one side and the vertex 

IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS ABOUT ANGLES 

• PARALLELS: They are lines wich never intersect themselves so all their points are equidistant 
• PERPENDICULAR: They are lines which meet forming four right angles.
• OBLIQUE: They are lines which aren´t  parallels neither perpendicular 
• ANGLE: It is a figure formed by two rays ( side of angles) shaving a common endpoint (vertex) 

IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS ABOUT CIRCLE 

• CIRCLE: Set of points at the same distance (equidistant) to a point called center (the line). 
• CIRCUMFERENCE: It is the full length of a circle. the compel.
• CENTER: It is the point equidistant to any of the point on a circle.
• RADIUS: It is the length of a line segment from the center to an other part of the circle. 
• DIAMETER: A line segment that passes through the center and conects two points of a circle.
• CHORD: It is a line segment conect two different points of the circle and dont´pass to the center.
• ARC: Line segment of a circle