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Age 3-4: Dad's Birthday Friendship Goodnight, Sleep Tight |
Age 5-6: The Trunk Skunk Dolphin Rescue Red Ned |
Age 7-8: Biff, Chip and Kipper Songbirds Alien Adventures |
Age 9-11: Exploring Deep Sherlock Holmes Double Exposure |
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Mrs. Brown is a farmer. She lives a peaceful and happy life with her family on the farm. Every day she gets up at six o'clock in the morning and then starts her work: water the plants, clean the yard, take out the rubbish, and pick some vegetables from the garden for lunch,...,a lot of work to do! Mr. Brown usually makes noodles and eggs for breakfast.
But today Mr. Brown isn't in the kitchen. She looks at the table. There is no food for her.
"Tom!" she calls her son loudly. But there's no answer.
"That's strange," she thinks.
Mrs. Brown goes outside to the yard and calls Max, her dog.
"Max!" she calls. Max doesn't come.
"That's strange," she thinks.
Mrs. Brown goes to feed the chickens.
She looks in the backyard. No chickens.
"That's strange," she thinks.
Mrs. Brown goes to see the cows.
She looks in the barn, a place for housing her cows. No cows.
"That's strange," she thinks.
Mrs. Brown looks in the field. No animals.
"Where are the sheep? Where are the pigs? Where's the horse? That's very strange!" she thinks.
Just at that time, Mrs. Brown hears a noise behind the house.
She goes to look.
Everyone's in the garden: Mr. Brown, Tom, Max, the chickens, the cows, the pigs and the horse.
"Surprise!"
"Where's my breakfast, honey?"
"Today's breakfast is cake. Birthday cake! Happy birthday, my love!"
What do you imagine cities will be like in the future? Will we have smart buildings and flying cars? Or robots that will pick up our rubbish? What about schools? Will we still travel to school or will we study online from home? Perhaps all the buildings and roads will be underground and we'll just have parks and cycle lanes(自行车道)above. Maybe…or maybe not, but what we do know is that in the future, cities are going to have more and more people living in them.
More than half the world's people already live in cities, and by 2050, cities will become homed to about 6.5 billion(十亿)people. That's a lot of people and very little space! More people means that we're going to have more pollution, traffic and noise. It also means that we'll need more homes, schools, hospitals, jobs and transport. We'll need more water, oil, coal(煤)and electricity. Oh, more ways to grow food for so many people!
Many cities are already planning for the future. For example, Bristol is a cycling city in England. You can ride a bike in cycle lanes which are separated from the traffic. To save land, people in Singapore and Tokyo grow vegetables in tall buildings, called "vertical farms". And in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, there are "floating houses" built on water instead of on land!
The Spring Festival holiday runs from Jan. 21 to 27 this year. Influenced by the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, ice-and-snow tours flower among Chinese people during the seven-day holiday.
He Rui spent the first day of the Spring Festival holiday at home. He went to the ski resort(滑雪胜地)in his city early on the second day and was ready to start the Year of the Rabbit on his snowboard.
Since he started skiing two years ago, the 11-year-old has gotten used to getting up early and practicing skiing.
"People used to stay at home during the Spring Festival holiday. But as our society pays more attention to healthy lifestyle, more people want to spend their holiday skiing," said Chang Yulin, director of a ski resort. "We hold colorful activities here so that visitors can both enjoy skiing and have a special Spring Festival holiday," said Ren Xiaoqiang, manager of the resort.
For Qiao Jian, a ski-lover from Shanxi, skiing has become his new habit to celebrate the Spring Festival. He has flown to Heilongjiang Province(省)and Hebei Province, because there's more ice and snow.
"Besides taking part in winter sports, we can visit nearby places to experience more local culture," Qiao said.
The number of snow and ice travelers in China is expected to reach more than 300 million in winter. The number is expected to reach 520 million in three years. And the money from ice-and-snow tours will probably reach ¥720 billion.
It's not a secret that there are some bad people on the Internet. .So it is necessary to pay much attention to Internet safety. However, staying safe online doesn't ask you to turn your Internet off.
•Check the links(链接)carefully
You may often receive unknown links when you check your emails or read online. Before clicking them, you should make sure they are safe. . First, put the mouse over it and the full link will appear near the mouse. Then you can compare this link with the official(官方的)website. If they are the same, the link is safe.
•Avoid sharing your personal information
. The information includes your family information, bank information, and the password(密码)to your social media. You should also know that anything you post on social media may continue to be there online for a long time. So, be careful about anything you post on the Internet.
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If a public Wi-Fi doesn't have a password, it is possibly unsafe. Don't use such a Wi-Fi. When you have to use one, avoid entering in any personal information.
A. Remember to use a safe public Wi-Fi B. They try to get your money or information C. There's a good way to tell whether a link is safe D. It is very important for you to keep the password safe E. You should never tell others your own information online F. The following advice will help you avoid dangers on the Internet |
On Sunday morning, Hithendran, a young man, went to see his friends. He went there by 1 . He had a good time with his friends. At about five o'clock in the afternoon, he was coming back home on his bike. Unluckily, something 2 happened. The young man met with a(an) 3 . He was hit by a coming car. The people on the road knew him. They 4 his parents at once. Seeing their son badly hurt, his parents 5 him to Apollo hospital.
After examining him, the doctors said that his brain had lost his senses. His life couldn't be 6 . His parents themselves were doctors. Although they were very 7 , they had to accept the fact. At that time, they made a hard decision: donate(捐献)his kidneys(肾), eyes and heart.
His kidneys were donated to Sankara Netralaya. His eyes were 8 to Apollo hospital for a transplant(移植). This was not all. His parents gave his 9 to a 6-year-old boy. The boy greatly 10 it. Without it, he would die in several months. That meant it had to be sent to the hospital in another city as soon as possible. At last it was 11 transplanted to the boy. A young life was saved.
It is one of the most 12 real-life stories recently. Everyone should 13 it. Hats off to Hithendran's 14 ! They made sure that Hithendran could continue to 15 through others.
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Zhang Daqian was born on May 10, 1899, in Neijiang, Sichuan. He was one of the most famous Chinese (artist)of the 20th century.
At a young age, he (encourage)by his family to paint, In 1917, he went to Japan (learn)painting. Two years later, he went to Shanghai to receive (tradition)painting instruction from two famous Chinese painters. the help of them, Zhang had the chance to study some ancient paintings.
Zhang went to the north in the late 1920s. He (begin)to work with a Beijing painter, Pu Xinyu. Zhang and Pu were so well-known they were honored as "South Zhang and North Pu". It showed their high status(地位)in painting.
In 1940, Zhang Daqian went to the caves(窟)of Mogao and Yulin. He and his group worked hard day and night there. (final), they studied over 200 paintings. After this experience, his painting skills were much (good)than before. His painting, created in 1978, was sold at very good price in 2021.
Hello, everyone! My topic today is on how students behave well in our daily life. First of all, we should be honest and friendly.
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That's all. Thank you!