Maybe you have heard of the“Mozart Effect". It says that listening to classical music, especially Mozart, can help with math and science learning, and develop smart children. But how can we enjoy music.

    Listen in the car, while the children draw and color, and at dinner, for fun. Listen and talk about music.

    Do you like this song? Why, or why not? If you like this kind of music, how does it make you feel? Happy or sad?

    Get to know classical music, but don't forget jazz, blues or many other kinds of music. Many children enjoy different sounds from around the world as well.

    Learn about a singer and then listen to his or her music. Libraries often offer CDs as well. Learn an instrument. This costs some money and time, but the result can be worth it. This including singing. Learn how to sing traditional songs.

    Find concerts that you attend. Many towns and cities offer family concerts (for parents and their children）. Look for one near you house. Go to a music festival.

Do you think we should these old houses?

A：Hi, Linda. ?

B：I went to Helen's home yesterday afternoon.

A：Really? ?

B：She was cleaning her room when I saw her.

A：?

Were they at home?

B：Yes, they were. Her father was repairing a bike at that time.

A：Then, what was her mother doing?

B：She was washing clothes.

A：?

B：I helped Helen clean her room and then we watched TV.

A：?

B：I came back home at about 5：00 p. m. By the way, what did you do yesterday afternoon?

A：I went to the zoo with my little brother.

B：Sounds interesting!