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摘要： The boys are playing football are from Class One.

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We have two classes in the afternoon. Now classes are 1.. Many students are doing outdoor 2.. Some boys are 3. football on the playground. Some girls are playing games in a 4. of the playground. There is a basketball game 5. Class One and Class Two. A lot of students come and 6. it. Class One will win(赢) the game, 7. the players(选手) from Class Two are still(仍然) playing very hard.

Look! Five boys 8. practicing(练习) running over there. They practice it every day 9. school. They can run very 10. now. I think our school life is very interesting.

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Allan comes from America. His father works in Beijing and his family come to , too. The boy is studying in our school. He is only fourteen, but he is than the other boys. So he sits in Row Six. Allan’s father has a , but Allan comes to school by bus or by bike. Sometimes he here. He likes playing football. So he’s in our class. He can put the pictures and maps on the wall. Allan can English and French. And he knows a little Chinese, too. He often helps Miss Gao to us English. After class we often talk in English or in Chinese. He tells us something about his country. It’s Mid-Autumn Day today. After I ask the American boy to my home to have dinner. My parents give him moon cakes. He likes them very much and eats a lot. He says they are , so we give him some and ask him to take them to his parents before he leaves.

Ethiopian children are crazy about football but few of them have footballs of their own. They have to play with a paper football.

Like all children, they find time to play but they also have to do a lot of work. Some children have to help their parents look after younger brothers or sisters from the age of five. Many young boys have to look after animals and the girls have to help their mothers carry water.

At present only one third of small children go to primary school because there are so many children and so few schools. The classes have to be very large. In one school I went to there were 90 children in a class!

Traditionally the Ethiopians do not eat many vegetables. This is very bad for children, so many schools have their own garden where youngsters can grow their own vegetables.

There is no public transport, so children have to walk to school. One child I spoke to had to walk for even six hours! Many walk for two or three hours. But the Ethiopians love going to school because they know how important education is.

The Ethiopian government wants more children to go to school, and organizations like UNICEF are helping them. Many of the children want to be doctors and they will have to work hard but they know that they are Ethiopia’s hope for the future.