Introduction (Daily Activities)

Hello, My name is Mysha. And i want to tell my school life. My school is at KinderField Duren Sawit. There is so many lesson. Such as, PPkn, english, math, and etc. In my school there is soccer field and basketball court. My school is also pretty big.

PE Lesson

PE lesson is my favorite lesson. I like it, because I like sports. In PE lesson we learn badminton. It’s pretty hard but I still like PE. And later beside learning badminton we’re gonna learn basketball. And the good thing is, I like Basketball. I join basketball talent. How about you guys? Do you like basketball?

Experience in Science Lab

In science lab is super cold and the place is big. In science lab we learn about cool stuff. Such as microscope and etc. After we learn about microscope, we learn about bacteria and cells. We learn cheek cell and paramecium. Sadly, in science lab we can’t touch anything, except microscope. But, I’m still happy to go to the science lab.

Experience in Field Trip

Last year, I go to Kidzania with my friends and classmates for field trip. Going to Kidzania with my friend is so fun. In Kidzania we play cooking game, aeroplane game and etc. When lunch we eat vegeies and chicken and rice. We go back to school around 1.30. We go back to school with a bus. When we arrived we wait for our parents to pick us up.

Closing

Thank you for reading my school life. Now it’s your turn to write your school life. Tell what do you do ther and what activities do you have. And tell where is your school. Tell what yout favorite lesson and your least favorite lesson. And tell your best friend. I hope you like my school life… Bye!!!

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