Do you have a beautiful dream? I know almost everyone ______ his own dream in his life. The dreams are very important _______ them. The dreams can make them ______ harder.

I am ______ in a school now. I do well in all my subjects. ______ the teachers like me very much. My dream is ______ a teacher in West China. Many children in the area want to go to school ______ they can’t. Their families are ______ and their parents do not have enough money to ______ their children to school. I think that going to school is the only ______ to change their life.

Teachers are greatly needed there, so I want to be a teacher to help ______. I will be kind to my students and make ______ with them. All the children there will like to talk with me too. I will give them love and teach them ______ to be a useful person.

I think it will be _____ interesting job in the world. I ______ my dream can come true.

Many school students wear school clothes. Some students like uniforms, but other students don’t like them.

However, most students in Japan like wearing uniforms. They think school uniforms are now popular. In a survey, there is a question for kids: Do you like wearing popular uniforms or not?

Hiromi said. “I like school uniforms because I don’t need to choose clothes every day. I think that popular uniforms are good. My school uniforms are popular, but there is a problem. Popular uniforms are too expensive.

Miki doesn’t like popular uniforms because she doesn’t want to spend too much money on uniforms. She doesn’t think that popular uniforms make students like to go to high school. She thinks that uniforms should be common.

Mitsuaki said.“I really like school uniforms. The name of our school is on the uniforms. when I am in school uniforms, I feel proud. Popular school uniforms are not expensive. They are cheaper than popular clothes in stores.”

A mouse ran across the face of a sleeping lion land woke him up. The lion was very angry. He put out his paw and caught the mouse.

“You woke me up,” he said. “I will now eat you.”

“Please don’t,” the mouse said. “If you will let me live, I promise I will help you one day.”

The lion laughed. He couldn’t think of how a small mouse could ever help him, but he said, “Very well. I’ll let you go this time. But don’t wake me up again.”

A year passed. The lion fell into a hole dug by a hunter. The hunter then tied him up with ropes. The lion tried to get away, but he could not.

The mouse heard the lion and ran to see what was wrong. He saw the lion tied up in ropes. The lion could not move. He was crying.

The mouse spoke to the lion, “Do you remember me? You let me free a year ago. Now I can return the favor.”

The mouse began to cut into the rope with his teeth. The lion got out of the rope, and climbed out of the hole. He was free!

One day, Lucy’s grandma breaks (摔断) her leg. So she has to sit in a chair all day.

“Soon you will be able to walk around with a cane (手杖),” the doctor tells her. “But for now, I want you to keep the weight off your legs.”

Everyone in the family wants to help Grandma. They think and think.

Suddenly, Lucy has an idea. She tells her mother about her plan. Together, they go to the store and buy what they need. Then they drive to Grandma’s house.

“We come to have a dumpling party with you!” Lucy tells her grandma,“I know that dumplings are your favourite food. Today we are going to make many different kinds of dumplings.”

Lucy and her mum work hard for an hour and make lots of dumplings.

Then, they boil (烧) some water and cook dumplings. Soon, everyone enjoys a big bowl of steaming hot dumplings.

Best of all, Lucy’s grandma isn’t sad any more. She smiles.