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Dear Betty. thank you for your letter. It was interesting to know about your school and your uniform. I would like to tell you some things about my school. You know in England schools have names not numbers . Well, I go to Cedar Grove School. It^s not very big. Pupils from 5 to 11 years old go to our school. We have ten classrooms and there is a big beatiful hall in it. We have many trees and flowers near our school and so, when it is warm and the weather is line we are often outdoors. My classroom is comfortable and always clean. There are twenty desks in it. The teacher^s table is near the window. There are three windows in our classroom which are white as is the door. The blackboard and the floor are brown. There are nice pictures on the walls and you can see a big, yellow bookcase near the blackboard. There are many books in class and sometimes our teacher reads them to us. Yesterday she read a very beatiful fairy-tail about Snow-White. I liked it a lot. What can you write and tell me about your classroom? Do you read English books in your Readng class? What books did you read last week? Write soon. Lots of love, Alice.

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Dear Alice,

Thank you so much for your letter! It was delightful to learn about Cedar Grove School and your classroom. It sounds like a lovely place to study and play. I'm excited to share some details about my school and my classroom.

I attend Maplewood School, which is also not very big, just like Cedar Grove. Our school welcomes students aged 5 to 12 years old. We have a total of twelve classrooms and a beautiful assembly hall for special events and gatherings. Just like you, we have a green and lush schoolyard with plenty of trees and flowers, making it enjoyable to spend time outdoors when the weather is nice.

My classroom is comfortable too, just like yours, and it's always kept tidy by our teacher and students. There are twenty desks in our classroom as well, arranged neatly in rows. The teacher's desk is at the front, facing the students. Our classroom has large windows that let in plenty of natural light, which I love. The walls are painted in a calming shade of light blue, and there are educational posters and charts hanging on them.

As for books, we do read English books during our Reading class. Last week, our class read "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White. It's a heartwarming tale about the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte. The story touched my heart, and it taught us some important life lessons about kindness and loyalty.

I'm thrilled to hear about the fairy tale you read about Snow-White. It's a classic story filled with magic and adventures. Fairy tales are always so captivating!

Please tell me more about your favorite books and any exciting activities you do at Cedar Grove School. I love hearing about your experiences. Looking forward to your next letter!

Lots of love, Betty.