Jerry Imotichey tells some John Puller stories (I think), including one about trying to get rid of some ducks. Then Stanley Smith tells one about fishing. This then reminds Jerry Imotichey of another one about fishing. Then Rose Shields Jefferson tells a story about her parents, which starts a round of stories about old times. The learners are pretty much silent so I'm not sure who is present.

Jerry Imotichey tells some John Puller stories (I think), including one about trying to get rid of some ducks. Then Stanley Smith tells one about fishing. This then reminds Jerry Imotichey of another one about fishing. Then Rose Shields Jefferson tells a story about her parents, which starts a round of stories about old times. The learners are pretty much silent so I'm not sure who is present.

Jerry Imotichey tells some John Puller stories (I think), including one about trying to get rid of some ducks. Then Stanley Smith tells one about fishing. This then reminds Jerry Imotichey of another one about fishing. Then Rose Shields Jefferson tells a story about her parents, which starts a round of stories about old times. The learners are pretty much silent so I'm not sure who is present.

Take turns anwering the question "who are you?"

The question is What did you do yesterday?" Clovis Hamilton talks about horses and asks about different names for them

Take turns anwering the question "who are you?"

The question is What did you do yesterday?" Clovis Hamilton talks about horses and asks about different names for them

Take turns anwering the question "who are you?"

The question is What did you do yesterday?" Clovis Hamilton talks about horses and asks about different names for them

Stanley Smith teaches them locative adjectives (besides