They won enemies.

    Last Sunday，we had a class trip to enjoy (我们自己). Our head teacher took us to the beach for a (野餐). When we arrived there at9:00 a. m. by bus, we heard a big (声音). It was made by the wind and the waves(海浪). It sounded like they were playing a (精彩的) symphony(交响乐).

    Right away, we sat down and (开始) to enjoy our picnic. We told jokes, sang and played games while eating sandwiches, chocolate and other snacks. In the afternoon, some students chased each other in the water and (游泳) for fun. Alice and I attempted to catch fish in the water. Some students helped the cleaners pick up the garbage. Others played cards and chess. Everyone (看上去) extremely happy.

    At 4:30 p.m. we had to go back to school, (虽然) we wanted to spend some more time on the beach. Just then, I found a blue hair band on the sand. "I think Alice (落下) it," Sam said, "because she likes the blue color."" But I didn't think it could (属于) to her because I saw her wearing a yellow one, At last, we knew it was Cindy's We got back to school at 5:45 p.m. The picnic came to an end, but we would always remember the good time we had.

Look! The dog is the cat.

He is the most popular this year.

    We often hear stories of animals rescuing people. But now someone has managed to return the favor.

    The event took place on a snowy January morning. Thomas Smith was walking his dog, Jack, in the park. "As I was walking, I just saw Jack running into the ice towards the ducks in the middle, and then he fell into the water and couldn't climb out," said Smith. He realized he had no choice but to try and save his dog. "Someone else told me the lake was only one meter deep, but it was at least twice that. I had to break my way through the 6-cm ice. Finally, I got Jack by the neck and pulled him out. I didn't think I had ever felt so cold by the time we got back to dry land. And when we got there, everyone was asking if Jack was okay—no one was particularly worried about me!"

    A neighbor, Julie Brown, saw it all happen. "The dog went onto an icy lake. All of a sudden, it started to go under. There were crowds of people around, and they were all shouting and screaming. Before I knew it, the owner (Smith) was in the water forcing his way through the ice, I couldn't imagine how cold it was. Everyone was very nervous, but he was as cool as a cucumber-he just crawled back out, put the dog on its lead, and went home.

    Many regard him as a hero, but Mr. Smith is quite laid—back about it, "Most dog owners are the same as me. They would do what I did without a second thought. But in the future, I'm going to make sure he's on a lead near any icy pond.

    Pets are members of our family. Would you do the same for them?