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Unit 1
A New Start
Book 1 Unit 1 A new start
Writing
To describe your first week at senior high school
To express your feelings about your new school
To write a journal entry
How do you feel on your first week of senior high school Circle the pictures that describe how you feel.
happy
anxious
excited
annoyed
frightened
Writing
Talk about your first week at senior high school.
time
place
your first impression
people you met
what you thought of the place and people you met
conclusion
Writing
Read the journal entry and answer the questions.
What’s the passage about
It’s about the author’s experiences during the first week at senior high.
2. What happened in her physics class
She couldn’t take notes of everything the physics teacher said, but the teacher told her to stop taking notes and just listen. He said that thinking was more important than note-taking and memorising.
Writing
3. What did she do after class
She hurried to the school skateboarding club, and bumped into a girl on the way. Then she tried skateboarding at the club and made friends with the girl she bumped into earlier.
Writing
Think of your own experiences of the first week at senior high and complete the notes.
1. My impression of the first week
2. An enjoyable class
3. After-school activities
4. How I made a new friend
Now write a journal entry about your first-week experiences at senior high. Use the expressions in the box to help you.
Things are going well…
At junior high,…
After class,…
I’m going to…
Writing
A journal can be a timeline of your daily activities, a summary of your thoughts, or simply a way to keep yourself on track while you complete an assignment.
How to write a journal entry
Writing
To write a journal entry for yourself, consider writing about the events of your day, secrets you need to get off your head, or random trains of thought.
A journal entry for yourself
Writing
To write a journal entry for school, read the assignment carefully, reflect on what you've learned, and write your analysis of the information being reviewed.
A journal entry for school
Writing
The exact rules of why, when, where and how you write are probably the things you need to determine in either case, but these points are usually good places to start.
GOLDEN RULES
Friday 7 September
Now I become a new student of Senior High. Our school life is very interesting. Let me tell you something about it.
Every morning I go to school at 7:30. classes begin at 8 o’clock. We now have more subjects than in junior school, but we are not bored. That’s because we have so many good teachers now.
Writing
Our English teacher is always enthusiastic and so we are very excited to work with her. Sometimes, we have misunderstanding between us. For example, she once told us to guess the meaning of words, and we thought it not necessary to remember these words. But now we try to remember as many words as possible.
Writing
Our after-school activities are always exciting. We have sports every day. We have soccer, basketball, volleyball and swimming. I like basketball, because I like CBA. I don’t like to watch football matches because sometimes they are disappointing and not enjoyable.
Friday 8 September
How time flies! I can’t believe the first week is coming to an end. Things are going quite well, and there are one or two things in particular that have left a deep impression on me.
The English class on Thursday was unforgettable. During the class, we were asked to give a short speech about the first day at senior high.
Writing
All my classmates were excited but I buried my head in my book. I had never delivered a speech in English before, and worse still, I didn’t feel quite at ease speaking in public. I was secretly hoping that nobody would notice me, when suddenly I heard my name called. I stood up, blushing, with nothing coming out of my mouth. “Don’t be shy! Just think of your first day at senior high and say whatever comes to mind. Imagine we are all pumpkins if it helps.”
Writing
The teacher’s words made me relax a bit, and I finally began to say something. Despite my trembling voice, I gave my first ever public speech in English. It was hard, but it didn’t feel bad.
After school that day, I decided to go to the English Club to further practise my English. I believe that by practising more I can improve a lot. As the saying goes, “Practice makes perfect.” While I was trying to pick up the courage to talk to someone, I heard a kind voice behind me. “Hello, I’m Tom. Nice to meet you.”
Writing
Sitting side-by-side, he shared with me some tips on how to improve my English. We had a lovely chat and soon became friends.
The first week of senior high has been quite exciting, and I am looking forward to making the most of senior high!
Finish your journal entry according to the notes of Activity 6.

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