I go to the lost and found room at my son's school today. I want to look for my son's coat there. There are many things in the room，such as coats，scarves，watches，wallets，gloves，pencils and so on. But how can I find my son's favourite blue coat？Finally，it takes me about 30 minutes to find the coat in over 100 coats.
Do your children lose one or a few coats，sweaters or hats（帽子）？Do you spend lots of time helping them find the lost things？ Losing things at school may often happen to any child. I think teachers and parents can help children stop losing things at school.
First，tell children to put their things in the right places.Second，ask children to write their names on cards and put the name cards near their things. Third，teachers and parents need（需要）to help children find their lost things in time. Last，teachers and parents should teach children to be careful with their things.
①scarves ②sweaters ③wallets④pens⑤watches
Mr and Mrs Woods come from Washington. They love Beijing very much. They teach English in a middle school there. They have two children，Sandy and Paul. They are in Beijing now.
Mr Woods likes swimming and singing. His wife likes swimming and reading. They often go swimming in the afternoon. Sandy likes playing football and swimming. Paul likes swimming and playing basketball with his Chinese friend.
Paul's uncle, John works in a hospital in New York. He likes swimming too. He loves Beijing and likes to work in Beijing. But he can't speak Chinese at all. Now he is still there and goes to Chinese classes every week.
Today at Beijing airport，John meets Sandy. Sandy is very happy to see her cousin, Linda. They are going back to the USA. They'll have a vacation there for about three weeks. But Linda can't find her nice watch which she likes very much. At last, Sandy helps her find it in her wallet. It's a purple one.
In most parts of the world, many students help their schools make less pollution（污染）. They join the Environment（环境） Club. In the Environment Club, people work together to make our environment clean.
Here are some things students often do：
◆No-garbage（无垃圾） lunches. How much do you throw away（扔掉） after lunch? Environment Clubs ask students to bring their lunches in boxes that can be used again.
◆No-car day. On a no-car day，nobody comes to school in a car!Cars give pollution to our air, so remember：
Walk, jump, bike or run.
Use your legs! It's lots of fun!
◆Turn off the water! Do you know that toilets can waste（浪费） twenty to forty tons of water an hour? In a year, that would fill a small river!In the Environment Club, students mend those broken（坏的） toilets.
We love our environment. Let's work together to make it clean.
I'm Paul. I'm looking forward to the weekend. It's going to be fantastic. On Saturday morning, I'm going to have a piano lesson from 8：10 to 10：10. Then at 10：30, I'm going to do my homework and go over my maths. After lunch, I am going to have a rest. Then I'm going to play basketball with my brother from 2：30 to 3：10. At 3：30, I'm going to go out and do some shopping with my mother. I'm going to buy a birthday present for Eric. He is my classmate. He is also my good friend. Mother says she is going to buy some new clothes for my brother and me. On Saturday evening, I'm going to Eric's birthday party at 7：00. After the party, we are going to play computer games. On Sunday morning I'm going to the park with my friends. We're going to take a walk in the park and collect litter there. In the afternoon I'm going to the Dancing Club. I like dancing very much. It's a busy but interesting weekend.
A: Hello, this is Renmin Opera House.
B: Oh, hi. Do you still have tickets for the piano concert tonight？
A: One moment, please. Uh, yes, there are a few left.
B: That's great!
A: At 7:30.
B: How long will it last？
A: It will last about two hours.
B: Sounds great. Can I book（预订） one ticket now？
A: Yes.
B: Well, but how can I do it？
A: Just go to our website, fill in the form with your information, choose a seat and pay online.
B: Sounds easy.
A: At the gate at least half an hour before the show starts.
B:
A: You're welcome.
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A. When will it start？ B. You can book it on our website. C. What can I do for you？ D. Enjoy yourself. E. Where can I get the ticket？ F. Thank you for your help. G. It's wonderful. |
Have you heard of Double 11 Shopping Carnival（狂欢节）Nov.11 in China？Many people even your parents，probably1late that night. They want to buy2and useful things online. Well，the USA also has a3like it called Black Friday. Black Friday is the Friday after Thanksgiving. It is one of the biggest4days in the USA. People want to start shopping for Christmas gifts，so they go shopping on this day to5 money. It's called Black Friday because shops used to record sales6black ink（墨水）. So when there is a lot of black ink on the page，that means the shop7a lot. Shopping on Black Friday takes place at real8. It is different from Double 11 Shopping Carnival. 9stand in line for a long time. Sometimes they fight over things because there are only10left. Televisions，computers and video game systems are some of people's favourite things to buy.
Maggie is my best friend. Today she invited（邀请） all her friends to (she) birthday party. Yesterday my mum and I went （shop） to get Maggie a present. Both Maggie and I love Barbie dolls (连词)I picked a new Barbie for her. " （not） forget（忘 记）to take it tomorrow," Mum said.(介词)the morning, I got up early and couldn't wait to get into my mum's car to the party. When we were about to get to Maggie's house, I still 56 .（find） I didn't take the present.
"Oh no! We must drive back home and get Maggie's present, Mum!"
"I'm afraid it's too (形容词), dear. The party will start soon. You can give it to Maggie another day," Mum said.
I felt bad at the party. When it was time for Maggie（open） her presents, I just wanted to go away. But the (one) present Maggie opened was exactly what I got for her.
Mum （tell） me what had happened. She went back home and got the present. She saved the day!
Dear Li Ting,
I know you are going to spend your summer holiday in Japan. Yesterday, I read a book about Japanese body language. Now let me share something with you.
First, when people meet in Japan，they don't shake hands. They bow to each other. And look at the OK gesture（手势）. For us, it means everything is OK or good. But it means money for the Japanese. When people in Japan want to say OK or something is good, they shape（ 使成.为…样子） their arms above the head into a big "O".
Lastly, this gesture means number nine in China, but it has the meaning of a thief（小偷） in Japan.
That's all. And I hope you have a great holiday.
Yours，
Liu Hui .
