I'd like 1 you something about my best friend, John. He is a 14-year-old newspaper boy. He delivers 2to different houses every morning, but he is always the first one to get to school from Monday 3 Friday.
He has about 120 customers. 50 customers take the newspapers on weekdays, and the other 4take the newspapers at weekends.
On weekdays, he always gets up at 5:30 in the morning and 5 a quick breakfast. At 5:45, he starts to deliver 6 newspapers for about one hour. 7 a short break, he hurries to school 8 the first lesson begins at 7:30.
On Saturdays and Sundays, he is very busy and 9. The weekend newspapers are very heavy. So he 10 about 3 hours delivering them.
Every day, John studies and 11 very hard. He is good at all 12 in our class. And now he has got $100 by delivering newspapers. But he 13 uses any of his money to buy candies or toys. He needs 14 money for college. He hopes that one day he can enter a good college, get15education and learn more about the world.
We live in a nice house. There is a nice garden behind it. We can see many beautiful flowers in it in spring, summer and autumn. The house is very big and each of the four members of our family has a room.
And there is also a spare bedroom for our guests. There are nice chairs, sofas, a TV and a computer in the living room. There are also two big shelves in it. You can see lots of toys on them. My sister and I won the toys in the school sports games.
My parents' room is at the right front, my sister's is in the middle, beside the kitchen. And mine is at the west side.
It is always cool even in summer, because there are big windows on both sides.
In my spare time, I often watch TV or play computer games in the living room with my sister. Sometimes, we play in the garden. We often have a good time, I love my new home very much.
There is a greedy crocodile. He feels really hungry and he wants something to eat. Suddenly, he sees a little boy. The boy has some meat in his hand. The crocodile wants to eat the boy and the meat.
The crocodile says to the boy, "oh, little boy! Could you please give me some meat?" The boy says," Oh, no! You will eat me. "The crocodile says," I promise I won't eat you."
So the boy goes near the crocodile to give him some meat. But the crocodile catches his arm. Then a monkey comes. He wants to help the boy, so he runs to the crocodile. The crocodile wants to eat the monkey first, so he lets go of the boy's arm.
Finally, the boy runs away. The monkey also runs away. The greedy crocodile doesn't get this dinner.
It keeps your insides from falling out. It helps you warm up when you are old and it can cool you off when you are hot. It lets you feel things by touch.
What is this? Your skin, of course! What does your skin ask for in return for all the wonderful things it does? Just a little care! So let's learn how to take good care of our skin.
Like the heart and stomach, your skin is an organ. In fact, it is the largest organ in your body. Unless there's a problem, you may not think about your skin very much, but skin has an important job to do.
Your skin is protecting you. Your skin keeps you from getting sick. When you take care of you skin, you are helping your skin do its job. Taking care of your skin today will help you have no problems in the future.
Clean skin is happy skin! One simple way to take care of your skin is to keep it clean. Keeping your hands clean is very important. When washing your hands, use warm water. Wet your hands, and then use soap. You should wash your hands carefully everywhere.
You'll also want to use warm water, but not too hot, when you take a bath. Use the soap to clean your body. Don't forget the parts under your arms and behind your ears! Your face needs attention too. It's a good idea to wash your face once or twice a day with warm water.
Do you remember Paddington the bear?(His) is coming back! Paddington is a bearPeru. He takes a train to London gets lost at a bus station. The Brown family (find) him and takes him home. They (give)him the name Paddington Brown. Paddington lives (happy) in London. He soon becomes member of the Brown family. And people in the neighborhood like him very . He (be)always polite – addressing people as "Mr", "Mrs" and "Miss". We can also find him in the (child) book A Bear called Paddington.
