Amy: Let's play teacher and student!                              

Mike: OK! I'm tall. I'm the teacher!

Amy: I'm clever. I'm the teacher.                                  

Mike: OK!

Amy: Good morning!

Mike: Good morning!

Amy: Hello, boys and girls!

Mike: Hello, teacher.

Amy: OK! You're a good student! Let's change.

Mike: Yeah! I'm the teacher now!

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    Hi, my name is Sarah. I'm nine years old. I'm in Class Five, Grade Three. Look! This is my family. The man is my father. He likes pears. The woman is my mother. She likes grapes. The boy is my brother. His name is John. He is eleven years old. He likes oranges and milk. The girl is me. I like apples, peaches and bananas.

    Look at this photo of my family. There are five people in it. The tallest one is my father. He is forty-eight years old. My mother is standing beside him. She is not as old as my father. She is three years younger than my father. Sitting in front of them are my grandparents. My grandfather is that fat one with a pair of glasses. My grandmother is as fat as he. This little one is me. I'm sitting between them. All of us love one another. I have a happy family.

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Amy: Hi, Mike.

Mike: Hello, Amy.

Amy: Today is Sunday. Let's go to the park.

Mike: Wonderful! Is there a forest in the park?

Amy: Yes, there is. There is a river, too. There are many fish in the river.

Mike: Are there many animals in the forest?

Amy: Yes, there are. And there are many flowers in the forest.

Mike: Yeah! Let's go.

    On summer holiday I am in the forest by myself (我自己), I go down to fish in the river. Soon get a big fish. Then I hear a great noise. There, right behind me, sits a big black bear! Wild animals are afraid of any quick move. So I move very slowly. The bear watches me. But he sits still. I take the fish and throw it to him. He eats it at once.

    Now what am I going to do? I'd better go on fishing, I think. The bear thinks so, too. Soon I gets another fish. I go over to him and put the fish into his big red mouth. I fish and fish—all for him. At first I am afraid to stop. Then I begin to like doing it. He is so friendly.

    When evening comes, the bear stands up and turns away (转身离开) from me. I can take some fish for my dinner.