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A. My Favorite School Lunch. B. The South China Tigers Are Crying for Help. C. Welcome to My Ping Pong World. D. The Animal World—A Program You Never Get Bored With. E. The Feast for Ears. F. Let's Work it Out! |
Isabel: List the foods served on the school lunch menu for one day. Tell why you think that group of foods was chosen. Then write a passage about your favorite school lunch. Tell why it is your favorite.
Sarah: What sports activity do you like? Think of reasons why others would enjoy it too. Does it develop your skills? Does it teach teamwork? Why is it fun? Write a passage that will advise another person to try out the activity.
Michael: Watch a nature or wildlife program on television. Take notes as you watch. Think about what you've learned. Write a passage of information telling about the program.
Alan: Music is enjoyable. It can also excite your imagination. Listen to a piece of music that you like. Does it create any pictures in your mind? Does it carry you away to another place? Tell what you can see and hear in your imagination.
Ricky: Sometimes it takes several steps to solve a math problem. Think of a problem that you have solved. You might have worked out how much money you would have left after buying some things. Now tell other people what steps to take to solve the problem.
