Russian 121 in Fall '97: Syllabus for Week 4

The cells in each row show the homework that has to be done before the class. Note that some days include more than one row. See Course Description for notes on doing the homework.

Week 4: Thursday 9/18 - Wednesday 9/24

Thu	Read in Beginning Russian:	p. 42: SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION p. 44: SPELLING AND PRONUNCIATION p. 45: GRAMMAR p. 46: DICTIONARY LOOK-UPS p. 46-47: SPELLING RULES FOR ENDINGS p. 48: WORD STUDY
	Write from Beginning Russian:	Les. 16: 5
Fri	Watch and understand:	Eralash-1: Little Beggars Eralash-4: The First Day of Freedom Eralash-2: Telephone Call
	Write an English translation of:	Eralash-1: Little Beggars Eralash-4: The First Day of Freedom Eralash-2: Telephone Call
	Record your version of:	Eralash-2: Telephone Call
Mon	Watch again:	Eralash-1: Little Beggars Eralash-4: The First Day of Freedom
	Prepare exercises:	Eralash-1: Little Beggars 1.1 Eralash-4: The First Day of Freedom 1.1, 1.2, 1.3
Tue	Watch again:	Eralash-2: Telephone Call
	Prepare exercises:	Eralash-2: Telephone Call 1.1, 3.1, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 5.1
Wed	Write:	Review Paper # 1 (if you don't have the form for this paper, print it from the Web site or get it from your teacher)
	Bring to class:	What I Saw by Boris Zhitkov (bring this book to class every Wednesday)

Note: Eralash-1 and Eralash-2 are on Disk Four, and Eralash-3 and Eralash-4 are on Disc Six of the Beginning Russian Through Film series in the language lab. Ask for the Beginning Russian CD-ROMs and check their labels.

Beginning Russian Through Film

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