学进去

假如你是李华，你的英国笔友Jim给你发来了电子邮件。请根据邮件内容写一封回信。

How are you going? I am in a new school now. I meet many new friends and play a lot of sports at school every day. I have a great time at school. How about you? I know you are also in a new school. Do you make any new friends? What do they look like? Is your school life interesting? Please tell me something about your new school life.

Jim

I’m glad to get your email. I have a good time in my new school. I make many new friends. Let me tell you one of them. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Yours,

Li Hua

Do you keep a diary? Do you know keeping a diary is good for children’s w1． skills (技巧)? A UK study recently finds this.

The UK charity (慈善机构) National Literacy Trust does a study about children’s diary writing. It asks more than 30, 000 children aged b2． 8 and 16. The study finds that if a child k3． a diary, he or she may be a better writer than others of that age. The number (数目) is about 27%. Only 15. 5% of children who do not keep a diary are better writers than others of that age.

You may ask, “What should I write in a diary?” Jacqueline Wilson, a famous children’s writer from the UK gives some advice (建议). You can a4． write about your hopes and great dreams. And if you r5． like sports and watch a lot of matches, why not write about them in your diary?

Many kids have fun ideas about their dream schools. Maybe people will build these schools someday. Let’s “visit” two of them first.

Zhang Yiran, Beijing

In my dream school, the library and the playground are very big. It is hard to look for a book in such a big library, so smart robots (机器人) help readers find books. In the playground, there is a big trampoline (蹦床). We can play on it and fly into the sky happily. It really helps me relax (放松).

Li Caichang, Fuzhou

Now my school is surrounded by (被围绕) tall buildings. But my dream school is on a big grassland (草地) with beautiful scenery (风景). The classrooms are very big and we have a reading area at the back of the classroom. After class, we can run on the grassland, fly a kite and play games. We can enjoy one hour of rest.