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Paris.Paris is a city whichis known all over theworld.  \nParis is the capitalof France.  \n# Something for you to do\n\n1.Find France on a globe.Now find Paris.  \n2.Find France in an atlas.Now find Paris.  \n1  \nWe live here with ourmother and father.We call them Mamanand Papa.  \nWe have a babybrother.We also havea bird for a pet.  \nOur flat is on the fifthfloor.The stairs up toour floor go round andround.In the new flatsthere are lifts.  \nOften we meet our friendson the stairs.  \nWe live in a flat.There are many flatslike ours in one bigbuilding.There aresix floors.  \nHere is a plan of therooms we have.  \nMy friend,Pierre,alsolives in a flat.It is a newflat a few kilometresaway.  \nI wish I had somewhereto play like Pierre.  \nPierre and I have seenwhere the President liveswhen he is in Paris.He lives in the ElyséePalace.  \nElysée Palace  \nSomething for you to do  \n1.Copy the plan of Paul's flat.How is itdifferent from your own house?  \n2.Find out the name of the President of France.Write about what a President does.  \n3.Write out the length table used in theMetric System.  \n4.Make spirals out of paper.Can you make amobile out of your spirals?  \nColette and I go to schoolevery day except Thursdayand Sunday.  \nWe have some breakfastbefore we go to school.  \nI have been going tothis school since I wassix.Colette has juststarted school.Shegoes to a girls'school.  \nLessons start at half past eight inthe morning.At twelve o'clockwe go home for our dinner.  \nThis is what Maman often makes.  \nIn the afternoon,school begins attwo o'clock and finishes at fiveo'clock.  \nWe work very hard atour lessons and alsohave homework.  \nWe wear overalls to keepour clothes clean.Here is a picture ofColette in school.  \nWe are always hungry whenwe get home from school.Maman gives us somechocolate and a piece ofbread.Our next meal is atseven o'clock.  \nSomething for you to do  \n1.Work out how many hours Paul has lessons eachday.How many hours do you have lessons?  \n2.Draw and colour a picture of your favouritebreakfast.  \n3.Make a list of all the vegetables you know.  \n4.Make a class model of a farm showing all theanimals which give us food.  \nMaman is oftenin the kitchen.She likes to makemany different kinds offood.  \nShe uses quite a lot ofoil and garlic andolives.  \nOften Maman gives us some money to spend.We like to buy buns with chocolate inside from thecake shop.  \nHere are some other things we like to buy.  \nMaman often goes shoppingon Thursday afternoonsSometimes she takes us tosee Guignol at the littletheatre.The puppetsare very funny andGuignol is alwaysgetting into trouble.  \nGuignol  \nI like writing to my friendsMaman sometimes writesthe address for me,but Ialways stick the stamp on.  \nSomething for you to do  \n1.Find out what garlic and olives look like.Draw pictures of them.  \n2.Find out and write down all the things you wouldneed to make a cake.  \n3.Paul usually buys 100 grammes of toffees.Copy out the weight table of the Metric System.  \n4.Read the story of the puppet \"Pinocchio\"byCarlo Collodi.  \nEvery Sunday we go toSt.Philip's to Mass.We live near St.Philip's.  \nAfter church we often gofor a walk along abeautiful Avenue withtrees on each side.It is called the ChampsElysées.  \nWe stop at one of theoutside cafés.Mamanand Papa have coffeeand we all have anice cream.  \nWe walk along and come to some very beautifulgardens and a big square.These are some of thethings we see in the gardens.","cbCaitIu4jjZTQOd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitIu4jjZTQOd","pdf",1812354,28,"English","# Something for you to do\n## Classroom, school and lessons\n## Food, shopping and leisure\n## Sunday Mass and walks","[{\"question\":\"Where does Paul and his family live in Paris?\",\"answer\":\"They live in a fifth-floor flat in a large building with lifts, and their flat is on the fifth floor.\"},{\"question\":\"What does Paul do on school days?\",\"answer\":\"They go to school every day except Thursday 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