七年级初中英语阅读范文 第二课.docx

1、七年级初中英语阅读范文 第二课Labor Class Is ComingHello, boys and girls! In this new term, you may find a new class in your timetable. Yes, its labor class. Primary and middle school students will have at least one labor class every week. What can you learn in labor class?“I know first and second graders need to

2、do some cleaning and learn to wash vegetables. We also need to learn to look after one or two kinds of plants or small animals,” says a second grader.“We third and fourth graders should clean the classroom, and learn to wash our socks and shoes. We also need to learn how to make cold dishes and use

3、home appliances.”“Fifth and sixth graders need to learn to cook two or three simple dishes, such as fried eggs,” says a fifth grader.“As middle school students, we need to learn to think about the food for three meals. We also need to learn to make one or two kinds of traditional handicrafts, and so

4、me other things.”That all sounds great. Im sure labor class will be very interesting. Are you all ready for it?Fairy HousesChildren in Del Ray, America, live a happy life. Every day they go out, they can see some beautiful tiny fairy houses.Thanks to Kate Young, a young artist, these tiny houses are

5、 getting popular. Years ago, when Kate took a walk near her home, she found a tiny fairy house. She liked it very much and wanted to make it beautiful. But her father told her not to take over others work. Then Kate decided to make some fairy houses by herself.Kate makes many tiny fairy houses and p

6、uts them around the houses or under the trees in Del Ray. People think those tiny houses are very interesting. Children are even crazy about them. They think there are real fairies in this world, and those houses are their homes.Kate also has a fairy post office. Children can leave letters for the fairies there. Kate gets the letters and writes them back with a special name “Violet”.Kate hopes her fairy houses can make children happy. “For them, I work as fairies,” she says. “I wish every child has a happy childhood.”