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1. I think it will be like a treehouse, but in the city and with lots more things to do inside.
2. It will be on top of a tall building in the city, but there will also be a door for us to go outside and play on the roof.
3. It’ll look like it has three sides so when the wind blows, we can feel the breeze on our faces.
4. We’ll have four rooms: one for cooking food, one for sleeping (we’ll have big beds!), one for watching holographic movies and playing games with friends, and one that’s just for washing ourselves (so when we take showers or baths we won’t get the whole house wet).
5. The kitchen will have a robot that makes food for us, we just tell it what we want to eat and it makes it! The game room will have a machine that helps us fly around the room while we play games together, like laser tag but even better!

2. In a friendly tone: Many of us have kids at school who, when asked what they like to do outside of school, reply, "I just want to go to school." While it's true that educational opportunities are a huge part of what make learning so great, we also need to be sure that our kids are spending their time doing the kind of things that help them grow and develop as people. Here's some ideas for how you can keep your students engaged and less stressed out during the day. Do students go to school to study every day? If they're stuck in the same place all day long, it can be easy for them to feel bored and frustrated—and if they're bored and frustrated, they might not be able to focus on their studies. Make sure students have plenty of options for activities that keep them occupied during their breaks and extends downtime. What can students do to keep their school greener? The answer here is almost certainly "a lot," but here are some suggestions you might find useful: Encourage your students to learn about local resources for recycling programs or other ways to help reduce waste (like turning off lights). What things can we reuse/ reduce/ recycle? Don't start from a blank page. Look for inspiration and reuse what you can. This will make your life easier and help you develop in no time! Reuse any books that are still in good condition by donating them to a school or library. If they're very old or damaged, you can use them as book covers for new books, or simply recycle them after removing the binding. If you have uniforms that no longer fit your child, see if another student you know can use them, or donate them to a thrift store. To keep a classroom clean on a daily basis, make sure all wastebaskets are emptied at the end of each day and that any stains are cleaned up immediately. Students should be responsible for putting away their own supplies and helping to straighten their desks and chairs before they exit the classroom.

3. A. Robots are machines that can do a lot of tasks for you.
B. I would like to have a robot that can work in my house.
C. I would call it Hansel because the name sounds cool and I like the idea of having a manly robot.
D. My robot can work in my house, for example, cleaning my room or washing the dishes for me.
E. Yes, I do because it is useful and makes my life easier because it does everything for me when I am too lazy to do them myself.