Take part in Sakura Summer Camp

Hello students! Our school is very happy to invite you to a fun Summer Camp. The camp will start (1) ___________ July and it will last for two weeks. At the camp, you can (2) ___________ sports, sing songs, draw pictures, and take part in many games. There are friendly teachers who will help you with a smile. You will (3) ___________ new friends and enjoy tasty food. The camp will happen in the school yard every morning and afternoon.

Please bring your hat, water bottle, and a big smile.

For (4) ___________ information, contact 19003434.

We hope to see you soon!

My dream house is (1) ___________ the countryside. It is not very big, but it is very (2) ___________ and beautiful. The house has a red roof, white walls, and a small garden in front. I have (3) ___________ flowers around the house, so it always looks bright and colorful. Inside, there are four rooms: a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and my bedroom. I keep everything clean and simple.

In my dream house, I read books in the living room and (4) ___________ the guitar on the balcony. I cook dinner in the kitchen and eat with my family. I water the vegetables in the garden every day, (5) ___________ they are fresh and delicious. I want to (6) ___________ my friends to my house, then we can play games or watch movies. My dream house is simple, but it makes me happy and relaxed.

Schools in England and schools in Vietnam are very different. In England, students start school when they are five. They study in modern buildings. In Vietnam, children begin school at the age of six. Many schools are in the city, but some are in small villages. It's common for English students to live in dorms, which are houses for students. They stay at school until the weekends, while Vietnamese students go home after each school day.

School days in Vietnam are longer. Vietnamese schools have a special flag event every Monday, but English schools don't. All students stand together in the school yard, sing the national anthem, and listen to the teachers. This helps students feel proud of their school and country, so it's important for them.

In England, lunchladies cook and serve students lunch in the canteen. Some Vietnamese schools have canteens, but they sell snacks, not hot meals. Instead, many students bring food from home or eat nearby.