Amy's Day

    Hello, I am Amy. I get up at 6:30. I have breakfast at7:10,then I go to school at7:40. I have four classes in the morning and two classes in the afternoon. I have lunch at school at 11: 50. After school, I play football on the playground. I go home at about(大约)5: 00. In the evening, I read books at8: 30. And then I go to bed at 9:00.

    Hello, everyone. I'm Kate. Today is Sunday. I get up at half past seven in the morning. Then I have breakfast. After that I play in the garden. At twelve I have lunch at home. Then I play a game with Linda. At eight in the evening, I do my homework. It's a busy day today!

Tomorrow is Saturday. It will be fine. Sam will play football. Amy will play the piano and Jim will fly kites. Kate will visit her grandma. On Sunday the weather will be sunny. Sam，Amy，Kate and Jim will have a picnic. They are going to take some food and some toys.  

Sarah: I am hungry, Dad. What's for lunch?

Dad: Sorry, I don't know. Your mum is cooking in the kitchen.

Sarah: Mum, what's for lunch? I'm very hungry.

Mum: What about Chinese food?

Sarah: Great! I like Chinese food. But I can't use chopsticks.

Mum: You can try.

Sarah: So what is it?

Mum: Just wait and see. Pass me a plate, please.

Sarah: Here you are。

Mum: Thank you. Lunch's ready. Look, we have dumplings（饺子）today.

Sarah: Mmm, yummy!

Amy：Children's Day is coming soon. What do you want to do on Children's Day?

Joe： I want to go to the cinema. I want to go to the zoo and see the animals. I also want to go to the museum and see lots of interesting things.

Amy: You will have a good time!

    Jack was busy last weekend. His parents were not at home. He walked to the park in the morning. He read English books and did sports there. Then he went back home by bus. He had to clean his room and wash his clothes before 12: 00. After finishing these things, he had lunch. Then he went to Lisa's home, and he studied maths with her. They played many maths games together. In the evening, Jack went to the supermarket and bought some food. When he got home, his parents were at home, too.