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The Importance of Kindness Kindness is like a bright light in our world. Imagine you are walking on a dark road, and someone shines a light for you. That light is like kindness. It helps us see and feel warm and happy. Kindness is when we do something nice for others without waiting for them to do something nice back.  Why is kindness important? Have you ever felt sad or alone? Think about a time when someone did something nice for you. How did it make you feel? Maybe they helped you pick up something you dropped, or they gave you a smile when you were feeling down. Small acts of kindness can make a big difference. They can change a bad day into a good one.  Kindness is also like a boomerang. When you throw a boomerang, it comes back to you. Kindness works the same way. When you are kind to others, you make them happy. And seeing them happy can make you feel happy, too. This is why people say kindness comes back to you. Kindness is very important in making friends. Think about it. Woul

Dad: Hello, sweetie. What are you doing? Daughter: Hi, Daddy! I want to make a cake! Dad: A cake? That sounds fun! What kind of cake? Daughter: Chocolate cake! It’s my favorite. Dad: Chocolate cake is delicious. Let’s bake together. Shall we start? Daughter: Yes! What do we do first? Dad: First, we need to get eggs, flour, sugar, butter, and cocoa. Daughter: I can mix! Dad: Great! Mixing is important. But first, we must put on our aprons. Daughter: I look like a chef! Dad: You sure do, chef! Now, we'll mix all our ingredients in a big bowl. Daughter: It’s like magic! Dad: It is like magic. When we mix them and bake them, they turn into a cake! Daughter: Can I lick the spoon? Dad: After we finish, you can have the spoon. Now, let's pour the batter into the cake pan. Daughter: It's ready to bake? Dad: Yes, into the oven it goes. But the oven is hot, so I'll do this part. Daughter: How long, Daddy? Dad: About 30 minutes. We can set the timer. Daughter: I can’t wait to eat

  What are the advantages and disadvantages of living in a big city? Living in a big city has a lot of good things. There are many jobs and chances to grow your career. Cities have lots of different kinds of people and cultures, so you can try different foods and learn about different traditions. Also, cities have good public transportation, so you don't always need a car. But living in a big city can also have some not-so-good parts. It can be really expensive, especially for housing. Cities can be busy and stressful, making it hard to relax. Also, there's often a lot of traffic and air pollution that can make it less healthy to live there. Some people might find the noisy and crowded city life too much to handle. The second answer  Living in a big city offers numerous advantages. One of the main benefits is the abundance of job opportunities and career growth. Cities often have a variety of industries and businesses, providing residents with a wide range of employment options

  How do you get people to like you?  To make people like you, talk sincerely, listen well, and be understanding. Show interest, be a good listener, and say thank you. Be yourself, stay positive, and support others. Share common interests and be respectful. Building trust takes time, so be reliable and consistent. Remember, forming real connections is about both giving and getting positive vibes. The second answer: Building positive relationships involves genuine communication, active listening, and empathy. Show interest in others, be a good listener, and express appreciation. Be authentic, cultivate a positive attitude, and be supportive. Find common interests, share experiences, and be respectful. Building trust over time is crucial, and being reliable and consistent in your interactions helps. Remember, fostering genuine connections is a two-way street – focus on both giving and receiving positive energy. Quiz questions based on the second answer: 1. What is a key component in buil

  See the small lake. It is winter. Snow is everywhere. The lake is icy. It is very quiet. The water does not move. It is like glass. Snow sits on the ice. It looks pure and white. Trees stand around the lake. They have snow on them. They are still and tall. They watch over the lake. No boats. No fishers. The lake sleeps in the cold. We see our breath in the air. It is a peaceful place. The winter makes it silent. The ice, the snow, the air. All are still. We feel calm by the lake. The winter is soft here. It is a white blanket. We love the lake. It is beautiful in winter. It is nature's rest time. We keep it safe. The lake is our friend. We wait to see it in spring. But now, it is sleeping. So peaceful. Answer these questions: 1. What season is it at the lake? 2. What covers the ground around the lake? 3. How does the water in the lake look? 4. What do the trees do around the lake? 5. Can you find boats or fishers at the lake? 6. What can you see in the air when you breathe out? 7

Hasan's Big Day Listen to the story and fill in the blanks with the right word: Hasan is from Türkiye. He is 25 years old. Today is his first day _____ English class in New York. He wakes _____ early. He eats breakfast. Hasan eats bread and eggs. He takes the bus _____ school. The bus is big and yellow. Hasan looks _____ the window. There _____ many cars. Hasan arrives _____ school. The school is large. He feels nervous _____ excited. In class, Hasan sits _____ to a girl. Her name is Anna. She is _____ Italy. "Hello, my name is Hasan," he says. "Hi, Hasan! I'm Anna," she replies. They smile. The teacher comes _____. "Good morning, class!" he says. Hasan listens and learns. English _____ hard, but fun. Lunchtime comes. Anna says, "Come, eat _____ me." They eat sandwiches and talk. "New York is great!" says Hasan. Anna agrees. "Yes, _____ amazing!" Now Hasan is happy. He has a new friend and a new city _____ explore. Aft

  A New City Sara is from Spain. She is 30 years old. Today, she moves to London. She feels happy but a little scared. She goes to her new apartment. It is small but nice. Sara unpacks her bags. Later, she walks to a café. She orders coffee. "One coffee, please," she says. A man sits next to her. His name is John. He is friendly.  "Hello," he says. "Are you new here?" "Yes," says Sara. "I am from Spain." "Cool!" says John. "Welcome to London!" They talk and laugh. Sara feels better. She has a new friend in the city. Sara thinks, "I like London. People are kind here." In London, Sara is happy and not alone. Answer these questions: 1. Where is Sara from? 2. How old is Sara? 3. What is Sara's feeling about moving to London? 4. Describe Sara's new apartment. 5. Where does Sara go after she unpacks her bags? 6. What does Sara order in the café? 7. How does she feel when she talks to John? 8. What does Sa

  Once upon a time, there was a boy named Alex. What was the boy's name? Right, his name was Alex. Alex loved chocolate. What did Alex love? Yes, chocolate! Every day, Alex ate some chocolate after lunch. When did Alex eat chocolate? Yes, after lunch. He had a small, secret stash of chocolate bars. Where did Alex keep his chocolate? That's right, in a small secret stash. One day, Alex wanted to eat chocolate before lunch. Is that what he usually did? No, usually, he ate it after lunch. He went to his secret spot, but oh no! The chocolate was gone. What was gone? Correct, the chocolate! Alex looked everywhere. Where did Alex look? Yes, everywhere. He found his little sister, Lily, with chocolate on her face. Who did Alex find? That's right, his sister Lily. How do you think Lily’s face looked? Yes, with chocolate on it. "Did you eat my chocolate?" Alex asked. What did Alex ask? Yes, he asked if Lily ate his chocolate. Lily nodded. She looked sorry. How did Lily loo

Listen to the recording and complete the paragraph with the words below impact / contributes / issues / detrimental/ increase / concerns / posing / leads to  Environmental problems, such as climate change, deforestation, and pollution, have become major ___________ in today's world. These __________ have a significant _________ on ecosystems, wildlife, and human health. Climate change, caused by the _________ in greenhouse gas emissions, __________ rising temperatures and extreme weather events. Deforestation _________ to habitat loss and threatens biodiversity. Pollution from industrial activities and transportation has _________ effects on air, water, and soil quality, _________ risks to both the environment and human well-being. Read the passage again and answer the questions below. Choose the correct option. 1. What is the passage primarily about?    a) Environmental solutions    b) Environmental awareness campaigns    c) Environmental problems and their impact    d) Environmen

Listen to this lovely story and learn how to ask questions in the simple past tense Tim was a little boy with a red ball. What did Tim have? Yes, he had a red ball. He loved to play in the park. Where did Tim love to play? That’s right, in the park. One sunny morning, Tim took his red ball to the park. What did Tim take to the park? Correct, his red ball. He saw a big tree. What did Tim see in the park? Yes, he saw a big tree. Under the tree, there was a brown dog. What color was the dog? Correct, the dog was brown. The dog looked sad. How did the dog look? That's right, he looked sad. Tim rolled his ball to the dog. What did Tim roll to the dog? Yes, his red ball. The dog saw the ball and wagged his tail. What did the dog do when he saw the ball? Excellent, he wagged his tail. "Do you want to play?" Tim asked the dog. What did Tim ask the dog? Yes, he asked if the dog wanted to play. The dog barked happily and nodded. How did the dog respond? That's correct,

A Day at the Park Tom and his dog, Buddy, went to the park on Saturday. It was sunny and warm, so there were a lot of people there. Children were playing soccer while others flew kites. Ducks were swimming in the pond. Tom threw a ball and Buddy ran fast to fetch it. They had a fun day and left the park when it got dark. Questions : 1. Who went to the park? 2. What day did Tom and Buddy go to the park? 3. What was the weather like at the park? 4. What were some children doing? 5. What were the ducks doing? 6. What did Tom throw for Buddy? 7. When did Tom and Buddy leave the park? Choose the correct word to complete the sentences: 8. Tom and his dog went to the ______. (park/school) 9. It was ______ and warm at the park. (sunny/rainy) 10. Tom threw a _______, and Buddy fetched it. (stick/ball) **Mia’s New Plant** Mia got a new plant. It is a small tomato plant. She puts it on the window sill so it can get sunlight. Mia waters the plant every day. She talks to it and says, “Grow big, lit

Explore London: A City Full of Fun and History London is a big and exciting city on the River Thames. It has old buildings and new things to see and do. When you walk around, you can see different parts that each have their own feel. Famous Places and Kings and Queens Start your visit by seeing Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, where the country's rules are made. Close by is a church called Westminster Abbey where kings and queens have their big ceremonies. Don't forget to watch the royal guards change at Buckingham Palace. This is a very traditional thing in London. Museums and Art There are many museums and art places in London. In the British Museum you can learn about people from long ago. Places like the Tate Modern and the National Gallery have many beautiful paintings. If you like plays, go to the West End to see actors perform on stage. Parks and Gardens London has a lot of pretty parks. Visit Hyde Park or Regent's Park to relax or play on the water in a boat. K

Benny the Bear Benny was a little bear. He lived with Mama Bear. They had a nice cave on a hill. They played and ate honey. One day, the sun was bright. Benny and Mama Bear were near the water. A blue butterfly came. It was so pretty. Benny laughed and wanted to follow it. "Stay close," said Mama Bear. But Benny ran after the butterfly. He did not listen. The butterfly went up and up. Benny ran into the forest. Soon, Benny could not see the butterfly. He looked around. No Mama Bear. Benny was lost. "Benny, stay in one place if you get lost," Mama Bear had said. So Benny sat down. He was sad and waited. The sun went down. Benny heard a sound. It was Mama Bear! "Mama!" Benny was happy. Mama Bear hugged him. "I'm sorry," said Benny. "It's ok. You are safe now," said Mama Bear. Benny learned to listen to Mama Bear. He still liked butterflies, but he did not chase them far away. Benny and Mama Bear went home. They were happy again. T

Once, there was a man named Richard who had his own company called Innovatech Solutions. The company wasn't doing well at all. The workers were just doing enough to get by and didn't seem to care much about their jobs. Richard sat at his messy desk every day, worrying. He knew something was wrong but didn't know how to fix it. The company was his dream, but now it was kind of like a boat floating around without knowing where to go. Then, one day, Richard's old buddy Serdar came to visit. Serdar was smart and could quickly tell why Richard's company was in trouble. He saw that Richard didn't have a clear plan or dream that he could tell his workers about. “Richard, what's your vision?” Serdar asked. "My vision," Richard thought for a moment as if it was a foreign word. "I've never truly considered it." "Let’s find it," encouraged Serdar, "for a company without a vision is like a book with blank pages." So Serdar and

There was a young man named Leo who liked a girl named Clara a lot. With Valentine's Day coming up, he wanted to find a very special gift for her, something that showed her just how much he cared. He looked all over town, checking out store windows filled with flowers, chocolates, and shiny jewelry. But none of these things felt right. Feeling stuck, Leo went home. His grandma noticed he looked worried and told him that the best gifts come from the heart and don't have to be things you can touch. Her words gave Leo a great idea. The next morning, he got to work. He took some nice paper and a pen and wrote down all the special memories and feelings he had about Clara. Then, he carefully folded the paper into flowers, making a bouquet out of his love notes. On Valentine's Day, he met Clara at a bench they both liked. He handed her a plain box. Inside was the bouquet of paper flowers. Clara was confused at first, but then she read the notes. Her smile was as big and warm as th