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Dear Peter,

I'm happy to share my weekend life with you. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Write to me soon.

Yours,

Li Hua

My name is Li Meng. I'm twelve (year) old. I'm from Sunny School. I have many hobbies, like (sing) and playing the guitar. But I like collecting stamps (邮票) most and I am student of the stamp collecting club in our school. There (be) ten students in this club. We get on really well. We want (make) more new friends. Collecting stamps is good us. First, stamps are like small picture books. They help us know more about the world, such as different (place) and cultures. Second, it is really meaningful. Sometimes we talk about the stories behind the stamps. Third, it (give) us a lot of fun. We often share our stamps with each other and (we) life is more colourful. Finding great stamps is not easy, I enjoy it a lot.

Great news for Yiwu! Our city will (加入) the group of 2026 CCTV Spring Festival Gala sub-venues (春晚分会场). This means people all over the world will see Yiwu on TV during the most (重要的) festival of the year.

Yiwu is famous as the "world's supermarket". It sells (几乎) all kinds of small things to over 200 countries. Yiwu connects China with the world through trade and culture.

For us in Yiwu, this is a moment of great joy. It is our (职责) to share Yiwu's beauty and warmth with others. We hope everyone can enjoy (自己) in this celebration.

Carlos and Maya dream of exploring space. They love everything about space.

One day, on1 way home, Carlos and Maya are very happy to see an amazing toy spaceship in a shop,2 they don't have enough money.

Then Carlos3 realizes that his birthday is coming. He asks his father for it as a gift. His4 goes to the shop but finds it is too expensive.

On his birthday morning, Carlos gets up early to see his gift. There, he finds a5, but not the one he wants. His father uses a big cardboard box (纸箱) to make a spaceship for him. Feeling6, Carlos runs back to his room, crying.

Then Maya has an idea. She knocks on Carlos's door and says, "We have a surprise for you. Come to the cardboard spaceship with me quickly! Let's play a game!"

Carlos opens the door. Maya takes him to the spaceship. They climb into it and7. Then their father says, "8? Go!" Then he pushes the ship slowly and they feel like "flying into space". Carlos laughs happily. The family play together all day and have a lot of fun.

That night, Carlos9 his father and says softly, "This is the best birthday gift ever." He finally understands—it is10, care and enjoying time together that tie a family.

●A Hobby for Your Body

Moving your body is good for health. It also makes you happy and relaxed. You do not need to do difficult sports. ________ For example, you can take a walk, or dance to music.

●A Hobby for Your Feelings

________ You can make something to tell others what is in your heart. It is not about being the best. It is about having fun when you make it. For example, you can make a drawing, a greeting card, or a paper boat.

●A Hobby for Your Mind

This kind of hobby helps your mind work and learn. ________ It can make you think better and remember more. You can read interesting books, play chess, or learn easy words in a new language.

Try to have one hobby from each group. They will help your body, your heart, and your mind all feel good.

These birds are very tiny, only about 15 cm tall. They are also very careful about their home. They live in places with grass, but the grass can't be too much or too little. For this reason, scientists call them the "Goldilocks of animals" because they need a place that is just right.

Long ago, many of these birds lived in the east of Australia. Now, there are only 250 to 1,000. They are not good at flying. When they are afraid, they don't fly away, but they hide or run. "There is no bird like it in the world," says a scientist.

To protect these birds, scientists first need to know where they are. They know the mother birds make the "Oom" sound. They try to catch these sounds. However, it is difficult for humans to recognize all of them, so the team uses AI to help.

The AI finds the bird's sound in two places. One scientist says it feels like "finding gold". It is the first time in over 30 years that people find these birds in the west of Melbourne!

The long bike trip started on April 19th. It takes over 120 days, and he rides through many countries and places. The bike trip is not only for fun, but also for his big dream: to get closer to China.

Last November, Brouir visited his son in Shanghai. He took part in a bike ride and found the people there very kind. Then he had an idea, "Why not ride from Brussels to Shanghai?"

To travel in a green way, his bike uses the sun for power. This power helps the bike go up hills. The bike also pulls a small trailer with his bed and other things. Along the way, many people give him help.

This year is the 50th year of friendship between China and Europe (欧洲). So, his ride is very meaningful. Brouir says Shanghai feels like home to him. "This is a new beginning," he smiles. People in Shanghai say they like his trip. They want to be friends with people from Europe.

Grains (谷粒) are not just for eating! We can also use them to make art. At Da'anzhen Middle School in Hebei, students do not use colors or pencils in their art classes. They use grains to make beautiful pictures.

How do students make these nice grain pictures? They sit together, use different grains and carefully stick (粘贴) them onto paper. With their hands, they show traditional culture, the hard work of farming, and their love for home. They also think of the famous words: "Every grain comes from hard work."

14-year-old Zhou Yihang says, "Before, I think rice is only for eating, but now I know it can also be art. I am so happy to see the grains slowly become interesting art." Other students think that it's not easy to work with more care, but they all smile happily when the teacher says their pictures are great.

Teacher Li Xinping says the class helps students make things by hand and find beauty in everyday life.

Sometimes learning seems boring ,

but our teachers always find ways to make it interesting .

Read the beginning of a story and the mind map. Use your ideas to finish the story.

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When you see a globe, close your eyes and spin(旋转) it quickly. Then stop it with your finger. You will probably land on a body of water(水域). That's because water covers about 71% of the Earth's surface.But if you don't hit water, you might discover a place you've never heard of.

These days, computers and smartphones can tell us where we are. But globes have remained popular.Peter Bellerby, a globe maker in London, says this is because a globe"connects us to our planet". With a globe, you can easily see what's on the other side of the world from where you are. Joshua Nall is a museum director in England. He agrees that technology can give students more detailed information about the world.But the physical globe has become a symbol of knowledge.

Bellerby's company makes about 600 globes a year. To make a globe, workers produce a sphere(球状物) first. Then they place map pieces, called"gores" onto the globe. The gores fit together to cover the sphere completely. Artists then paint the globe with different colours.

The world's oldest surviving globe dates from the 1490s. It is called the"Earth Apple". Martin Behaim,a German, made it. The globe shows the world in the late 15th century. You won't find North or SouthAmerica on it because Europeans hadn't discovered them yet. Two of the world's most famous globes were created about 450 years later. They were made for British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and US President Franklin D. Roosevelt during World War Ⅱ.

In a village lived a young and successful businessman, named James. But he often felt unhappy because of the endless challenges he faced.

 James went to see him and said, "I always have business worries, family troubles and health problems. Please tell me how to make them disappear." The old man smiled and said, "I' ll give you an answer tomorrow morning. " James answered, "Sure,I can." The old man asked him to take care of the 100 camels(骆驼) for the night, making sure that they all sat down and rested before James could go to sleep.

  James answered sadly, "I didn't sleep at all. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't get all the camels to sit together. Even if I managed to get some camels to sit on one side, a few others would stand on the other side."

"That's true. Some camels sat down quietly.  If you came back later, you would see some of the camels finally sit down, even though they didn't sit at first, the old man said, "Problems are just like camels—— some problems get solved by themselves, some get solved after your effort, and some don't get solved even after you have tried your best. Leave such problems to time. "

James felt a sense of understanding. It completely changed the way he saw life's challenges.

Most of people think sex(性别) can influence interests and jobs. For example, boys do maths than girls, while girls are more talented in languages. We usually think this is because of  in how boys'and girls' brains work. But is it true?

According to past studies, some parts of our brains can be different in size.   used to think these differences might influence how well men and women think and do things. They found this by scanning(扫描)   brains. However, in most of the studies, researchers only scanned fewer than 100 people.

Recently, the UK Biobank, a big database(数据库), scanned the brains of 40,000 people in the UK,  new understanding. It showed differences between men and women in size for certain brain parts.About one-third of these parts were found to be larger in men.  another third were larger in women.

However, these differences were very   , often just a size difference in percentage. The differences are not big to get a conclusion(结论) from them, Camille Williams from the University of Texas atAustin, US, told New Scientist.

According to our life experiences, our brains might  in structure and size. For example,even if a part of a man's brain, good at doing maths, is larger than that of a woman, it is  because he takes jobs that use maths skills. So any brain differences between men and women could be a result of different roles in life and  , not a cause.

David visits his teacher of the primary school.

A— David   B—— Mrs. Gao

A: Hello, Mrs. Gao. I miss you so much!

B: Me, too, David. Your visit brings back many  to me. You used to be shy and silent.

A: Yes, what you said is completely  . Anyway,I have dealt with my shyness in my high school.I even competed in Top Ten Singers last term.

B: Unbelievable... What made such a big change?

A:I met an Irish(爱尔兰的) boy  is outgoing and talkative in our grade. Soon we became friends and he often shared some  in Ireland. For example, when  guests at home, they often offer more food than it's necessary to show respect and generosity(大方).

B: It's similar to us Chinese. By the way, how is your study now?

A: My English skills have a lot. Now I like watching English TV shows to pick up lots of vocabulary. But I used to get bored of memorizing new words by copying them. As for physics and chemistry, I discovered some  where people shared some interesting teaching videos online. After watching them each time, I always understood better.

B: To get better at any at school and get better grades, you need to find out exactly what you're not good at and face it.

A: I do agree with you. I must know my own points and challenge myself.

B: The more important thing is that you must know your strong points. Wish you your dream school!

A: Thanks a lot, Mrs. Gao.

From the end of April to the beginning of May, thousands of people both at home and abroad celebrate the Monihei Carnival(狂欢节) in Cangyuan, Yunnan where the Wa people have lived for centuries.

"Monihei" is putonghua pronunciation of the term"moh nin hei" used by the Wa people, meaning"This is what we expect. Keep going!" The Wa people used to say so after a big harvest(丰收), but now it's heard more often, for example, at a birthday party or a house-warming party.

The Wa people have great respect for the colour black. It is seen as the symbol of hard work and health.During the festival, the Wa people use a kind of natural medicine called"Niang Bu Luo" to paint each other black or draw special signs on their faces. It's believed that bad luck or illnesses can be avoided in this way.

For this year's Monihei Carnival, everyone on the street appeared in black. It's reported that more than18,900 visitors gathered on May 2nd to take part in the carnival. "We guess Cangyuan has received over 60,000tourists since late April and the number is still rising," a staff person from local government said proudly.

A movie house in Guangzhou is going to play old movies to interest more people. Their tickets will be priced around 25 – 30 yuan for adults. Teenagers under 18 can get 50% off.

In 1795, the new French government started the metric system(公制). Before that, every part of France had a different system for finding the size or length of something. For example, cloth makers worked with one system, and food sellers used another. The government wanted one scientific system. They asked a group of scientists and people who were good at math to invent a system. They decided to use the numbers ten, hundred and thousand for their system.

Next, they had to decide on a"natural" length. They chose one ten-millionth(1/10,000,000) of the distance(距离) from the equator to the North Pole(北极点). They called this distance"1 meter".

According to the natural length, they finally decided to choose the gram for weighing things. A cubic(立方的) centimeter of water weighs 1 gram.

The metric system is a wonderful gift to the world. There are only a few countries that don't use it. The US is one. The metric system is truly an international system.