Daily Life (Elementary)
What I usually do everyday
I usually get up at six o’clock in the morning. First, I run around the playground near my home with my brothers.
As soon as I reach home, I take a bath and change my school uniform. Then, I have my breakfast, and gather my books according to time-table.
I take my bag and my lunch box and go out from home and wait a minute school ferry. Finally, leave for school.
My school starts at 9:00 am.
I am usually in time for my class.
My class teacher ever eulogizes me not for late school.
The teachers come into our classroom and teach their respective subjects.
I sit in front of the row and so, I can see the blackboard clearly. All of our teachers are good at teaching. We can ask them whatever we do not understand.
We have a thirty minutes break time. Most students go to the canteen but I have my lunch only in the classroom together with my classmates. There are three more periods in the afternoon. I try and listen to the teachers’ explanations carefully. The school is over at three o’clock in the afternoon. On the way home, I talk about the day experience to my mother.
On arriving home, I take a short rest and play with my neighborhood friends in the street.
I often help my mother in the kitchen but sometimes I read story books with my father in the living room.
After taking a bath, I rush off to my tuition.
By the time I come back home, it is quite too late. I have dinner with my family, and watch television for a while.
Then, I sit at my study table, do my homework and study my lessons for about two hours.
My elder brother sometimes helps with my lessons.
Then, I have taken a short break and I say my prayers.
After that, I wash my hands and feet. I also pay homage to my parents and go to bed at about 9:00 pm.
The Season I like best
Our country, Myanmar, has the monsoon climate. However, there are three seasons in Myanmar. They are summer or the hot season, the rainy season and winter or the
I usually get up at six o’clock in the morning. First, I run around the playground near my home with my brothers.
As soon as I reach home, I take a bath and change my school uniform. Then, I have my breakfast, and gather my books according to time-table.
I take my bag and my lunch box and go out from home and wait a minute school ferry. Finally, leave for school.
My school starts at 9:00 am.
I am usually in time for my class.
My class teacher ever eulogizes me not for late school.
The teachers come into our classroom and teach their respective subjects.
I sit in front of the row and so, I can see the blackboard clearly. All of our teachers are good at teaching. We can ask them whatever we do not understand.
We have a thirty minutes break time. Most students go to the canteen but I have my lunch only in the classroom together with my classmates. There are three more periods in the afternoon. I try and listen to the teachers’ explanations carefully. The school is over at three o’clock in the afternoon. On the way home, I talk about the day experience to my mother.
On arriving home, I take a short rest and play with my neighborhood friends in the street.
I often help my mother in the kitchen but sometimes I read story books with my father in the living room.
After taking a bath, I rush off to my tuition.
By the time I come back home, it is quite too late. I have dinner with my family, and watch television for a while.
Then, I sit at my study table, do my homework and study my lessons for about two hours.
My elder brother sometimes helps with my lessons.
Then, I have taken a short break and I say my prayers.
After that, I wash my hands and feet. I also pay homage to my parents and go to bed at about 9:00 pm.
The Season I like best
Our country, Myanmar, has the monsoon climate. However, there are three seasons in Myanmar. They are summer or the hot season, the rainy season and winter or the