b)In pairs, answer the questions.5)How many children attend the Green Schools?6 )What do they learn at school? 7) Why do you think they call them 'Green Schools'? 8) What kind of things can be recycled? 9) How do American children protect trees? 10) How can you help to protect the environment?

At the age of 7 little robotics already know 3 kinds of levers (and you remember?) And they assemble ready-made robots for a lesson. Boys make sure that the batteries are disposed of exclusively in a special box, and not in a general waste bin. They, as adults, turn to the teacher only by name, but to “you”.

And they also know that when they grow up, they will build robots to help humanity. Young engineers dream of conquering space, defeating enemies and disturbers. Well, win the robot competitions. The Robotologist attended a robotics lesson and wrote down answers to the question about what kind of robots the guys dream of creating.

Hi, Emily,
School  life in Russia is very interesting. Children go to primary school at the age of 7. School is also compulsory in our country. School is not only lessons and homework but also best friends, clubs and excursions. At the end of each term my class visits some famous places in Rusia. I go to secondary school and my school day begins at 8 o`clock. Usually we have six lessons. Each lesson is 45 minutes and after it we have a break. We wear a uniform at school-dark skirts and blue blouses for girls and dark trousers and blue shirts for boys. The lessons end at two o`clock. Then we go home or to a club. There are a lot of school clubs and they are free. Sending you some pictures of my school.
Bye- bye,
Vanya.