A: picture

A: Look! I have a picture. What can you see on the wall, Tim?

B: I can see a map of China.

A: Where is Wuhan? Do you know?

B: Sorry, I can't find it.

A: Where's Beijing?

B: It's here.

A: Can you see the children?

B: Yes, I can. Who are they?

A: Look, the two American girls are Lucy and Lily. The flowers are in Lucy's hands, Lily is behind the desk. The girl in red is Han Mei. The boy is Wang Ming. His kite is on the wall. That's Jim. His football is under the desk.

    I have a pencil box. It's blue. There are lots of things in it. I have a pen. It's red and long. I like it. I have three pencils. They are short. I have a ruler. It's big. I have an eraser. It's small.

    Look at the photo. This is Mary's family. Mary's mother is a teacher. She has three English books. She can dive. (跳水). This is Mary's father. He is a policeman. He can drive. This is Mary. She's eleven. She is a pupil. She can read. She can write. They .are happy.

    The summer vacation is coming. Tina and Jenny are going to London with the school dancing club. They are going there by plane on July 15. They are going to stay there for six days. They are also going to dance for some English children and learn some English dancing. They want to see Big Ben and visit the British Museum in London. They also want to visit the London Eye and Tower Bridge.

    Sherry is going to the USA with her family. They are going there by car on August 2. She is going to stay with her grandparents in Washington D.C. for a week. Her grandparents' house is near the White House, so Sherry and her family are going to go there, too. She also wants to go to some of the museums in Washington D.C. She is going to take many photos there.

    Dinosaurs lived long ago. One kind of dinosaurs lived in a desert (沙漠). One of these dinosaurs wanted to lay eggs. It made a hole in the sand (沙子) and put the eggs inside. It covered them with sand. A strong wind started to blow. It blew and blew. More sand blew over the eggs. Soon the eggs were buried (埋) in the sand.

    A long, long time went by. There were no more dinosaurs. But there was still a desert. And the eggs were still there. But they changed. They turned to stones!

    Some people came to the desert. They were looking for old things. They found the stone eggs. Before that, no one knew how dinosaurs were born. But now we know that.