2026年7月10日金曜日

Lesson Report MEL-2 Lesson 28 July 10,2026

Hello, everyone!  It's Kumiko from Mel School.  It's been so hot the past few days!  I know some of you still have school.  Please drink lots of water and stay hydrated!

Here is your lesson report!  Please work on ELST!  It will help you learn lots of words!

Phonics https://youtu.be/9gea5mvxBiM?si=4STnWUhaiEJpE14A

gr / grab /  grass/  grape

pr/ price/  prize/  present

tr/ trip/  truck/  trumpet

基礎英語-1  7月号  

(p.33)  Lesson  65 English Spotlight

「時間」のことば  何回か書いて覚えましょう!

today, this evening, tonight,

tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, this weekend, next Friday, next month, next year,

in the future, someday

Lesson 66 アーチェリー

Today’s Scene Ken and Lucas will learn archery from coach.  Lucas is ready to point and shoot.

Today’s Story   Questions:

Did Ken get a bullseye?  Yes, he did. 

Who is good at archery?  Ken is.

Today’s Key Point  I will try it.  will ~をします。と意志を伝える

1.     I will do my best.

2.     Sarah will be an eighth grader soon.

3.     It will be sunny tomorrow.

4.     Ken will try archery. 

Lesson 67  乗馬 

Ken goes horseback riding with Sarah.  Ken is scared.  It is his first time on a horse.

Today’s Story   Questions:

What did Sarah tell Ken to do?  She told Ken to relax and trust the horse.

Are Ken and the horse friends?  Yes, they are.

Today’s Key Point  He won’t move. ~しないと決意したこと wil not = won't

1.    I won’t give up.

2.    Ken won’t be late tomorrow.

3.    It won’t rain tomorrow.

4.    Beth won’t ride her bicycle today.  It’s too dark.

Bridge Work Book 1

(p.25) Grammar and Communication 2  

Step 1   Write the words in your notebook

Do Exercise 2  (1) and (2) Write the words in notebook  ex:  glass -> glasses

Speech Navigator

RQ2 Listen to audio and repeat sentences and words.  What grade are you in? 

Ask a classmate a question!

Q : What grade are you in?

A: I’m in the eight grade.

Q:Oh, you are in the eight grade.         

RQ3 Listen to audio and repeat.  What do you think about your nickname / name?

Ask a classmate a question.

I like my name because it’s ---. 

nicknameが好きか尋ねる時はWhat's your nickname?を最初に聞きました。

ELSTにログインしよう!

https://elst.sinewave-service.net/

まずはこれ  人 物を表すことば 小学校英単語800  (配信)<= 時間がなかったので各自homeworkです!

Today’s Quiz 

1. あなたのお母さんは医者ですか?--------------------------------------?

2. それらは英語の本です。------------------.

3. あなたは明日の三輪車のレースに参加しますか?

1.     乗馬(       )  カナダの国旗(    )  5個の桃(      ) 一台の青い自転車(     )

Lesson Report MEL-1La July 8th, 2026

      Hello, Class! This is Tomomi from MEL School.

How are you?

今回はプレゼンターションをやりました。前回のアドバイスを意識し、伝えようという気持ちが伝わる発表でした!

See you next week!

Tomomi

Lesson report MEL-5 July 9, 2026

 Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.

How are you doing?

This time, we started Unit 2: What is the best way to study?

This topic is especially important because learning how to study is just as valuable as learning English itself.

As we discovered in today's reading, studying for a long time is not always the most effective method. The key is to review what you learn at the right time.

Let's see how we can use these ideas in our own English learning!

See you next week!

Towako


<Lesson review>

ELST

Listening A2.2 #13, Shadowing A2.2 #13

You practiced listening to short conversations, checked important grammar and vocabulary, and practiced role-playing in pairs.

Keep building your vocabulary little by little. Every new word will help you communicate more naturally.


Q Skills for Success Reading and Writing Level 1

Unit 2

What is the best way to study?

We started our new unit by discussing our own study habits.

You talked with your partner about how you usually study and whether the study method shown in the photo looked effective.


Reading 1

The Secret to Good Memory

Before reading, you studied key vocabulary and predicted the content by looking at the article title and the graph, The Forgetting Curve.

As you read the article, you looked for the author's main idea rather than translating every sentence.

The main idea was:

Repetition is the secret to good memory.

繰り返し復習することが、長く記憶に残すための最も大切なポイントであることを学びました。

これは英語学習にもそのまま当てはまります。レッスンで学んだ内容を何度も思い出し、使うことが英語力アップへの近道です。


Lesson Review

2026年7月9日木曜日

Lesson Report MEL-4 July 7th, 2026

 

中学生の基礎英語レベル2(7月号)

(p. 34-) Lesson 65

Review: Shadowing. => Review the example. => Students try retelling in pairs. (2 min.)

 

Example: Shingo is on a trip to Hokkaido with Gordon. Gordon already likes Hokkaido because it is much cooler than Tokyo. They need to decide how they go to Sapporo. Shingo wants to say, “I guess the train is faster.” He can’t make himself clear to Gordon.

Shingo and Gordon are at Odori Park in Sapporo. Gordon wants to eat sweet corn at a food cart, but they are going to have a big dinner. Shingo thinks Gordon will love jingiskan and wants to say, "I’m sure that you’ll love it," but he can’t say it properly.

Shingo and Gordon are going to Otaru by train. Gordon is excited to find there are many kinds of delicious seafood in Otaru. He likes his guidebook a lot, so he says, “I’m glad that I bought this book.” Unfortunately, Shingo can’t understand what he means.

Shingo and Gordon are talking about the bus to their hotel. Shingo knows they need to get off the bus at the third stop. Gordon wants to know how long it takes and asks Shingo. Shingo should say, “I’m afraid I don’t,” but he just says, “No.”

 

Bridge Work Book 2

Chapter 16 Unit 2  That’s too expensive. Can I see other ones?


(p. 77) Grammar and Communication-2: be going to … (intentions)

Review: Listen and repeat with the textbook closed. Remind them what they learned.

 

Exercise-2

#1 Complete the answers orally together. => Work in pairs with the textbook blank.

ð  Have them write the answers in the textbook. Read the conversations together to confirm the sentences.


#2 Demonstration. => Work in pairs. Tell them they can skip (1).

When answering, they need to add one more sentence. The partner repeats.

 


Speech Navigator Level 2

(p. 11) Unit 1  The Place I Live

Presentation

 


ELST

ELST 3級 トレーニング Unit 10 #10-2

 

Lesson review

Lesson Report MEL-3 July 8th, 2026

 基礎英語1(6月号) 

(p. 31) Lesson 65 

Review: Shadowing. => Share the summaries from the last time. 

 

Chapter 6 Unit 1  How often do you clean your room? 


(p. 103) Review: Verbs to learn-8 #1 

Listen and repeat => Pair repeating 

 

 

(p.104) Exercise 2-a 

Work individually. => Read and check (Ask them why). => Pair repeating 

 

Verbs to learn-8 #2 

Close the textbook. Listen, catch the meaning, and reproduce orally. The teacher picks a student to have him/her say the sentence. => Open the textbook.  

Students fill in the blanks on their own. => Practice reading with chunks.  

 


Exercise 2-b 

Work individually. => Read and check. => Put slashes. => Pair repeating. 

 

Speech Navigator  Unit 6 School Subject 

(p.43) Presentation 

 

ELSTにログインしよう! 

英検単語練習 4級 Unit 7 #7-2 

 


Lesson review 

  1. 今日のレッスンの振り返り(努力したところ、課題と感じるところ) 

  1. 基礎英語の自宅学習ができたレッスン 

  1. 今日の課題のELSTのスコア 

  1. その他  

2026年7月8日水曜日

Lesson Report Advanced July 6, 2026

 Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.

How are you doing?

This time, you took on a new challenge: turning a story into a screenplay.

It wasn't easy! You had to decide what each character would say, what information should be included, and how to make the conversation sound natural.

This kind of activity helps you move beyond simply understanding English to actually using it creatively.

See you next week!

Towako


<Lesson review>

ELST Reading

B2.1 #1 The Power of Ice

This time, you studied a passage about how glaciers have shaped our planet.

You copied the text into your notebook, studied the grammar and vocabulary.

Remember that the goal is not simply to translate the text, but to understand the scientific ideas and explain them in your own words.


Bridge Work -3

Chapter 33 Unit 2

I've been waiting for Fred for an hour.

Vocabulary in Use

We reviewed vocabulary related to feelings and emotions by reading example sentences and practicing them with a partner.

Learning vocabulary in context helps you remember not only the meaning of a word but also how it is naturally used.


Grammar in Use

They Are Talking About Ron

This time, you transformed the first part of the story into a screenplay.

Rather than simply completing a grammar exercise, you thought about how the characters would actually speak and interact.

Many of you found this activity challenging, but that's exactly why it is valuable. Writing dialogue requires you to understand the story deeply, organize the information, and choose natural English expressions.

After completing your screenplay, you shared it on Google Classroom and compared your ideas with your classmates.


Lesson Review

Lesson report Advanced July 8, 2026

 Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.

How are you doing?

Psychology seems to be a fascinating topic!

As I mentioned in class, don't read English word by word—read for meaning. The goal is to understand the ideas, not to translate every sentence into Japanese.

The more you focus on the content, the more naturally your reading speed and comprehension will improve.

See you next week!

Towako


<Lesson review>

ELST Narration

B1.2 #7 Suggestions About Asking for Directions Politely

This time, you listened to a narration about how to ask for directions politely.

After taking notes, you retold the content to your partner and discussed whether you had ever been asked for directions by foreign visitors.


Q Skills for Success Reading and Writing -1

Unit 8 Psychology

What are you afraid of these days?

We started our new unit on psychology by discussing common fears and where our ideas about danger come from.


Reading 1: A Dangerous World?

Before reading, you studied key vocabulary and looked at a graph showing changes in the crime rate.

You predicted what the article would discuss and shared your own opinions about crime and the media.

As you read, you gathered information about common fears and practiced identifying the author's main points.

One interesting idea we discussed was:

Good news doesn't get as much attention as bad news.

This helped us think about why people sometimes believe the world is becoming more dangerous, even when statistics show otherwise.

Remember, good readers don't just understand the words—they think critically about the information and the evidence presented.


Lesson Review