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Schools around the World
A school is a place where students learn from the teachers and from each other as well! A school can be in a room or any kind of building. It can even be in the open air. Schools are not the same in all countries. Let's take a look in different types of schools in different countries.
Emma is English. She's eleven years old. "I have my lessons in the big classroom. It's on the ground floor. There are pictures and paintings on the walls of my classroom. There's a playground with slides and swings just next to the door of our classroom. If the weather is nice, we like playing outside during the breaks."
Cheng is Chinese. He's fourteen years old and he's from Beijing, China. "This is my classroom and this is our Biology lesson. Yes! This is our lesson but you can't see any students in the classroom. There's only our teacher Mrs Zhang in the room. She's teaching us using the internet, it's like a broadcast. Due to the high air pollution we sometimes stay at home and then we have lessons through the internet. It's amazing!"
Afri is from Hunduz, in Afghanistan. She's twelve years old and she attends the school in the village that is some kilometres far from her house. "My school starts early because during the day time it's very hot. There's no desks or chairs in my classroom and there's one large carpet for sitting. Oh, yes. There aren't any boys in my class, too."
Now answer the questions.
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Svarīgi!
Write age in numbers!
1. What is there in the playground of Emma's school?
There are in the playground of Emma's school.
2. Why are there no students in Cheng's class? (due to the environment)
Because there's today.
3. How many boys are there in Afri's class?
There are (one word) boys in Afri's class.
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