Tom is my little brother. He is six years old now. He has big eyes and a small mouth. He is short. He wants to be a writer. He often borrows books from me.

One day, he is ill. My mother takes him to the hospital. The doctor asks the nurse to give him an injection（打针）. Tom cries for a long time. “Dear son, don’t cry. You will feel better after a while,” my mother says. When my mother gives money to the nurse, Tom says angrily, “No. She made me cry. She should give me some money!”

Hai Raya Puasa is a Muslim festival. It is celebrated to mark the end of Ramadan, the month of fasting. During the fasting period, Muslims do not eat or drink from sunrise to sunset. They break their fast daily by praying in the evening. The Muslims will buy various kinds of goodies for the children a week or two before the festival. On the eve of Hari Raya, they prepare food which is for feasting together with their Muslim friends and relatives. This shows clearly their working spirit （gotong royong）.

Their specialties such as satay and ketupat are very popular among non-Muslims too. The Muslims attend mosque services in their new clothes on Hari Raya. Visting relatives and friends is another customary practive. The Muslims also invite their friends of other races to their homes where many delicacies are served on this special occasion.

Clothes

Look at the photo of our classroom. This is Tingting’s bag. It’s orange. This is Xiaoyong’s football. It’s under his desk. This is Fangfang’s pencil case. It’s yellow and blue. This is Ranran’s coat. It’s on her chair. This is Fengfeng’s ruler. It’s white.

Hello, I’m Linda. Last Sunday, my mother and I went to the shop. She wanted to buy a new dress. I wanted to buy a pair of new shoes.

She bought a new dress on the second floor. I bought a pair of new shoes on the first floor. We bought lots of food to eat. We were very happy, then we went home.