2014-07-16 Evening: adoption listening

p. 44 part A vocabulary
1 bringing...full circle
2 strut
3 fields
4 inevitable
5 indigenous
6 give up
7 encountered
8 figure out
9 weeping
10 dodge
11 taken to
12 gaping hole
foreign: from another country

p. 46
1 California, Guatemala
2 1
3 indigenous weavings
4 inevitable
5 acting classes and the mall
6 they died
7 it was so Raquel would live
8 it was turned into a warehouse
9 she weeps
10 she's trying to figure out who she is
11 both are her home

adopted
encounter
flown
jungle
hours
residents
of
indigenous
winner
circle
inevitable
"malling"
off
out
determined
die
fielded
poor
up
dodging
into
farming
weeping
gaping
to
flapping
figure
out
struts
over
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If your group were in charge of making the rules for an adoption agency, what restrictions would you put on who can adopt children through your program?

Why?

Examples: relationship status, sexual orientation, education, income, location, nationality, age, health, alcohol or drug use, occupation, pets

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step-(mother/father/sister/brother/daughter/son)
half-brother/half-sister
stepfamily
blended family

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Homework: 49-52, reading and questions