One Story A Day 幼儿六月（加拿大）.docx

One Story A Day for Beginners: January One Story A Day for Beginners: January 6-1 Desert Snow Sami lives in Africa. He lives with his family in?the Sahara Desert. There are miles and miles of?desert sand. Sami walks on the hot sand every?day. One day, Sami woke up to a big surprise. It?snowed in the desert. Cold, white snow covered?the brown sand. Sami raced outside, but he quickly ran back inside his house. Why? The snow was too cold?on his bare feet! “Oops! That’s cold.” 6-2 Writing on Paper Marie sat down to write a letter to her friend. She wrote about her life. “My wallet was stolen,” she wrote on the paper. And then she looked at the words again. “Did I write the word correctly? Steal, stole, stolen.” Yes, she got the word right. Then she wrote in the letter, “These days, I use?the computer for everything, I almost forget?how to spell certain words.” “Did I write the word correctly?” 6-3 So Many Cars Joe loves cars. He has many different kinds of cars. He has four race cars. He has a yellow school?bus and a white tour bus. He has a black and?white police car. He also has a red fire truck. They are all beautiful. Maybe you think that Joe is rich. No, he is not. He is only three years old. All of?his cars are toy cars! “Look at my fire truck!” 6-4 About Rice Rice is the most popular food in Asia. Rice is a very good food. It gives people lots of energy. It tastes good. It is easy to cook. And it?is easy to grow. Not all rice looks and tastes the same. There are?more than 40,000 different kinds of rice. About 90 percent of all the rice in the world?is grown and eaten in Asia. In Asia today, one?person eats about 200 kilograms of rice a year. “I eat rice every day!” 6-5 Don’t Cry, Grandpa Grandpa lives in the countryside. I visit him?every summer. When it is time to go back to the city for school, Grandpa always cries. My aunt tells me not to?worry. Grandpa is just getting old. She says, “Your grandpa is not crying?because he is sad. It is a kind of?illness that m