Where was the how are you, Alex? Hello. Hi, Alex. How are you? 哎，是那点交虑呢，没礼貌啊，good not good happy. Yep. Happy, happy, happy. That's good. You're happy today. Fantastic. Good. Okay, Alex, I'm quickly going to check if Andy is coming today because he's not here yet. Let's see. Al English, that's what we are doing. Okay, Alex, what did we learn last time? Hmm turn哎。Are you tired today? No, no. Okay, that's good. We learned about sentences, and we learned about what starts with a birds. Yes, good. We learned about verbs that have ing g on the end. Hey, okay, so can you give me something? Yes, and we are going to learn this. That's where we're going today. We're gonna learn about. Western Marks? Yes, yes. Okay. Before we learn about question Marks, what verbs can you tell me that have I G. Yes, wwhat, can you tell me? Jumping, jumping, sleeping, running, sleeping, fantastic, good job, okay, eating, what did you say? Reading, reading, reading like this. Good job. Fantastic. Okay, so today we're going to learn about a different type of punctuation. Do you know what punctuation is? You can say no if you don't know, that's fine. No, okay, look here. We're going to learn. Yeah I am not Chinese. Yeah you you know Chinese. Now we're learning English, so it's fine if you don't know we're learning. Okay, so punctuation Marks are symbols that you see in writing two separate sentences and clarify meaning. So they help us understand. They tell us when to take a breath and how the sentence should be read. Okay? So you do know some punctuation Marks already, for example, what is this? This Yeah, it's a this it's a question. Good job. A question mark. So that's a type of punctuation, Alex. A question mark is punctuation. What other ones can you think of? Show me, show me. What's that one? What's that? At the end of our sentence, we put a. Full stop. Fantastic Alex. We can also do you said that? Okay, good job. What about this one? Have you seen that before? Yeah Yeah sometimes we use that in English it's called an exclamation mark. Okay but here today we're gonna practice the full stop. You know this one. So most sentences end with a full stop. The sentence after a full stop always starts with a capital letter. Okay Alex, will you put your paper down? Because I need you to use your pen now I want you to show me where are the full stops and the capital letters. In well in the sentence kill okay here. He stop is stop, this is the capital. Is this a capital? No. That bethat bears you're right. Which other capitals can you see? Oh, always the couple toto is in the fact. Yeah, always you are super right? Good job. Okay. And what about where else? Is there another capital letter? So many, there's so many, but I want you to show me them, show me. In. Alex, not like that. I want you to show me them come. That's not a capital. So we have little one. Okay, I'm going to read it and you show me the capitals. Jack had a pony called bill. Where are the capitals there? Good job. Every morning Jack gave bill a carrot. Good job, Alex, you clever clever. Okay, so tell me, Alex, why does this have a capital letter and this one. They Danis in the front. Yes, good. So the first word of the sentence. But then, Alex, why do I, the capital letter? Here, here and here. Maybe it's the name. It's the name. Fantastic. Exactly. Good job, Alex. Okay, now we're going to watch a video of a question mark. Look here. This is question mark. Question mark. This is brain. This is question mark. Question mark. This is brain. Brain. Why you say a brain on a trampoline? A question mark goes on the end of every question. Why are you explaining what I do? Oh, look, there's another one who keeps talking and another, wow, you're on a roll. Are you gonna do that? After everything? I say, look at you. Go. Are they always like this rain? Okay, good job. So what did you see in the video? Jmark a question mark and. In the head head and the brain. Yeah. Okay. So question mark ends a sentence. That is a question. Okay? Can you find the question mark here, please, in this sentence? So easy, so easy, show me. Bebeep bebeep. Good job, Alex. So easy for you. And where is the capital letter? No, easy. O is always in the front. Exactly. Show me. I don't have the pain. Oh, you don't have pain. I'm sorry. There we go. Show me. There's one and. I need to. Okay, where is the capital? And in the other sentence, where is one in this sentence? Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, you clever boy. Good job. Very good. Okay, so now, Alex, what animal is this? Do you know? Hello, now it's a hedgehog. Shacan you say hedgehog? Hehog, good. Okay, if you were to meet a hedgehog, what questions would you ask him or her? What are you doing, lovely? Can you write that for me? No, no, no, I cannot why I cannot, because I don't know. What I need to write, let's do it together then. Okay, so what that's I'm going to tell you which letters to write W. H A T Hey Hey. Good. What? Okay R A R E. Okay, we have an a first. A R E you, you know how to write you? I know. Okay, show me that's the letter you but when we write the word, we write it like this. Why? Oh, you? Okay doing A D. 第。And all. Gee. What are you doing and what do we put at the end of a question sentence? A question when we're asking something. We put a question mark. Good job, Alex. So we could ask the hedgehog, what are you doing? What else could we ask the hedgehog? What other questions? Are you sawith? What are your favorite? Now what? Your name and wife. What are you playing with? Yes, fantastic question. Can you write that one for me? I always don't, don't, don't know how to write the sentence, but we're learning look at the sentence that you wrote. Such a good one. And look, there are lots of words in this sentence that we're going to use in our next one. What are you doing? That's the one that we wrote before. But now we're gonna write what are you playing with? Right and with exactly. So can you write what are you first? And then we will write playing with. This is a big W. That's a big one. W. Alex, can you hear me? Alex, are you there? 快点快点，there you are. But maybe my iPad is. It's not that happens. Sometimes that happens. Okay, Alex, we're writing our sentence. You have W, what other letters do you need for what? I, no, we put a funny letter next. It's a the same letter for. House what lecdoes house start with? Yeah, Yeah. That is the biggest however ever. That's a biggest. But we don't see okay so W H then. You say are you say? And what letter does what end with? Good job, Alex. I need your one. Inhere eight. Where is the pants? Okay, so what? There we have what I'm going to go down so that we have enough space. What then? Your next word? What's your next word? Is. No, your sentence is what are Oh a not. What? Are. How do we write R? I need to work. What are. A good R. I'm the biggest e I've ever seen. Fantastic. What are now? Alex, can you remember how to write you? Yes, show me. I beg you a little, you, I want to see a little one. Okay. But remember, not the letter you, the word you, how do we write the word made up of three letters? Oh, I know you. Almost very, very close. Okay, so your first letter is good. Why? And your last letter is a you, but this one needs to be an Oh, what are you? Okay, good job, Alex. You're doing so well now. Playing, can you write playing? Yes. Okay. Will you write it? Good p. Almost same thing. We don't need an e we need an. What are you? Good. And then what do we put at the end of playing? Andy, good job, Alex. You is the eye big? That's a big eye. Good job I G. What are you playing? And then our last word it is with okay, so now I'm gonna to write the whole sentence out for you and I want you to see if there are any mistakes. Were there any mistakes there? Think about all the things we need in a sentence. What comes at the start and what comes at the end. I know, you know, question mark clever. Exactly. Will you write it in? Yes, good. That's a big question mark, but that's not at the end. Alex took put the question mark at the beginning. Alex wherars and meant to go. In the back of the sentence meant to go here and what comes at the beginning. Any? Big letter. Yeah. Will you write it? We write a small, big letter, though. I want a small big letter, not too big. Okay, okay, good job. What are you playing with? Good job, Alex. Those are some great questions. Okay, so here are the ones that they said. Can you read them to me? What do you eat? What do you do? What do you where do you. What is what is in. Where that's going to be. Another question. That's another thing. So can you finish this one for me, Alex? Where do you, where do you live? Good job. So what do you think the answer to this question is? What do you eat? What do you think a hedgehog eats? Look, what does it say? Alex warms, and snail worms, snails. Can you read it up here? We eat, don't know we eat. Okay, Alex, come back. We eat. Let's sound out the word. Slugs, can you say slugs? Lathis is Beatles, eals and earthworms. If once, good job we are the little helpers for gardeners. So why is that helpful for gardeners if they eat the slugs, beetles and earthworms? Yeah. Don't will be cleaner, they will be the garden will be cleaner. Good thinking. And it will protect the plants, won't it? Yes, they won't eat the plants anymore. Okay. So when we are living with a human as a pet, we also like cat food or dog food. Okay. But Alex, are you listening? Never give us milk, we cannot digest it properly, and we will be sick. So, Alex, what will make a hedgehog sick? If they eat. And my favorite is. What will make a hedgehog sick? But never give us milk, we cannot digest properly, and we will be sick. Milk. Milk. Fantastic. Exactly. Good job, Alex. Okay, can you read the answer to this question? Where do you live? You gave me the answer. Yes, I wanted you to find the answer in the writing load, so you did the right thing, okay? Good job. We okay, where do you live? What's the answer to this question, Alex? Live, we live. I want you to read this. We live. The house? No. What? I want you to read this. Where do the hedgehogs live? We live in parks, gardens and grassy areas. What? This is an example of a grassy area. See, there's lots of grass here. Why here need this is where the hedgehog lives. They listen. Why do you think? Th theyhave. Warmth. There's lots of nice places to live there. They can make a hole or they can live in a under it bush, right? Okay. What do you do? What do the hedgehogs do? Can you read it to me? You, I only sleep, they sleep a lot. But what does this say? I want you to practice your reading. Alex, we are well, very. We busy busy animals animals good, and then. We legwe can. Visit visit my grandmother in one migood job, the end there. We can visit many gardens in one night. So when it's warm, they do lots of different things. They visit different gardens and explore. Okay, we, what does the next sentence say? We sleep. During. The. Winter wathe top 28 keep warm, warm. Good. So questions need answers. Alex, okay, we're gonna play a game. Are you ready? Yes. Okay. So do you have a piece of paper there? A plain piece of paper? This one or one with nothing on it like this. It. Doesn't have to be big, it can be small. No, I have one. Okay, so Alex, then we're gonna use no, it's fine, don't worry. Okay, so then we're gonna use your right hand. Do you know your right hand? Which is your right hand? That's your right hand. Exactly. Good lift and have A L good job. Okay. So when we want to say that it's a question mark, we're going to use our right hand question mark. And when we want to say it's, Hey, that's your left hand. Yeah when we want to say it's a. A full stop, then we got left hand. Okay, good. So I'm going to read you a sentence. Okay? Cain is going to the fair. Do you need a. Question mark or a full stop at the end. What's that? Can you say it to a full stop? Full stop. No. K, Oh, you're right. Sorry. Yes, kin is going to the fair, full stop. But you raised your. Good rattack ack for a full stop. Okay, good job. What about this one? Can you help me find my pencil crayons? Deavemark. Whovery, good, Alex, what about this one? There is your brother. Which one's? That can you say it? No. Question mark. Stop fantastic. Alex, is grandpa coming to visit next week? Left hand question job mark, good job. Our class is going to the zoo. Say. It again, full stop. Good job. Where is my coach? Mark, good job, Alex. Okay, can you find this page? Maybe I can. You got it. Okay, fantastic. So you're gonna do this activity, you're gonna read the sentence and then you're gonna put in the box a question mark or a full stop. Did I can do this one? But you need to read. I'll read it to you. Okay, that's fine, but you can read some of them. Okay. Okay. Would you like. A slice of cake. What does that? Need. Okay, what did you write? Question. Good job, Alex. Question mark, you can do a tick. Take check. Inhale. That looks great. Yeah. Okay. Can you read the next one to me and I play with you? Hey, fantastic reading. That was perfect. What comes at the end of that one? Up. Good job, Alex. You're doing so well. Give yourself another tick. I, you did it already. You knew you were right. Okay, I'll read this one. What is Barhan doing? Good job, Alex. Very good. Look at that three ticks. Good job. Okay, can you read this one? My mom is. Mum m is. Try sound out the letters. What's the first letter? What sound does it make? And. Then. And then. Yeah, that's another and and and in Yeah so what is it? What's the word if we put those sounds together? King king wow. Good job. Mom is cooking and then. Okay. What's the last word? Let's look at the sounds. What's the first letter? In. Dinner, so the whole sentence. Is my mom is no no my mois good. Good job. What comes at the end of that one? Hey, you're not showing me. Good job, Alex. That's our first full stop. Okay. The next one, what does it say? No is. It. Is it? Is it what? Is it? What's the next word? Rainy. Good job. So what should be there? Good job, Alex. And then. I like my hat. What comes there? I didn't see a. Question mark. No, no, it's a full stop. Good job. And then I have one more here. What is this one meant to be? Methis flower. What does it say? What does the whole say? Good job. What? Should it be? 你啊啊你就这。Yeah okay you can burin. You can draw it in. Good job, Alex. Okay, now. Okay, you're doing so well. We only have eleven minutes left of our lesson here. Now write your own questions to go with this picture. So what do you see in the picture? What? A doc. So what questions could we ask about the picture? Duck, what are you? What are you? What? You. 呃，我来呀，Alex, what are you? Alex, what are you doing? No, what are you? Okay, can you write that for me? Come, we're practicing writing. Don't be sad. You're so good at it. Okay, should I write that one here and you can write it on your page? Can you write it down on your page and then show me? Oh, that's here. Yeah. Okay, what are you? Anyway, way. Okay, will you write it? In. Let me see. Good job, Alex. And what else could you ask? That was very fast. What else could you write? Say that again. Only this one. No, come, Alex, we only have how many minutes? We only have seven minutes left. Seven. You're doing so well. What? Are you playing and know what? Are you going to write it yourself? Yes, okay, write it yourself and then show me. I don't have a space. That's fine. I know that, you know, there should be one. Just try your best. Let's see, ops, what are you playing? Alex, are you putting the right thing at the end? What comes at the end of these? Let's see. Let's see. Fantastic. You're so smart. That's perfect. What are you doing? What are you playing? Okay, let's think of one more. I think of woman more. Alex, what are you wearing? Is the duck wearing anything? Yes, wearing its feathers maybe. Yes, okay, let's practice writing a third. That's a great question. It's such a good question. Alex, you're doing fantastically. Come, m, what are you? You know how to write. What are you? Because we've done it so many times. And then wearing, that's our new word, you can write. Okay, I'll tell you how to write it. How about that, W? I think you can write the. What are you? Have you written this? You can. I'll tell you, have you written? What are you first? Okay. Me, what are you? Let's see. What are you? But I need to write what are you again? Because I'm in here. Oh, it's the wrong one. Okay, write it on the right one. What? I cannot see Oh, you can't see, but isn't it in your other questions? What are Hey, does that say what or does it say where? Oh what? Where is my area? Alex, we have one more minute. You're doing so well. What what. What okay W A W H A. Are you and then wearing is W E. A what? W. It's t what? So for what we have W H at then for wearing we have W E A R I N G. What are you wearing? Good and what comes at the end? Good. Job, Alex, that's a big question mark. Okay, so Alex, I'm going to see you next week. Your homework is this page, okay? Okay, okay, very good job, Alex. Bye. But why here is only me, I'm not sure Andy couldn't come today. So you got a lesson all to yourself. You concentrated very, very well. Very good job. Okay, good job, Alex. Bye. But.