1. Discuss your homework answers with your neighbour.
2. Hand in your homework.
3. Chapter summaries. Your summaries are mostly too detailed. Give only the important information.
4. Using the proper format, take in dictation sample summaries for chapters 1, 2 and 3.
5. Chapter 4: read and translate. We read and translated up to page 39 (top paragraph).

Homework:

1. For next week (May 21st): go to DWC library and list all the books – in both English and Japanese translations –  by C.S. Lewis. Divide your list into fiction and non-fiction titles.
2. Borrow from the DWC library at least two books by C.S.Lewis in Japanese translation and begin reading them.
   1. You must read one book by C.S. Lewis in Japanese and write a report about it this semester.
   2. The book can be either fiction or non-fiction.
   3. Any title is OK except the two textbooks (“The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” and “The Magician’s Nephew”).
   4. Choose your book by session #6, May 28th.
3. Finish reading chapter 4 and write a short summary of it in English.
4. Read and prepare chapter 5.

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