מילים חדשות

My name is Yoav, and I am in the eighth grade at a school in Haifa. Every place has its own rules, and some of them are a little strange!

At school, we must be in class at eight o'clock. We mustn't use our phones in lessons, so we put them in our bags. We have to wear a school shirt from Sunday to Thursday. On Fridays we don't have to wear it. That's my favorite day!

At home, my parents have rules too. I have to make my bed every morning, and I must finish my homework before I watch television. My little sister, Shira, can't stay up after nine o'clock, but I can go to bed at ten. At the weekend I don't have to get up early, so I sleep until eleven.

In the summer, I go to the swimming pool with my friends. The rules there are very important. You must take a shower before you swim. You mustn't run near the pool, because the floor is wet. Children under twelve can't swim without an adult. And you can't eat in the water!

Rules are not always fun, but they keep us safe and help us live together.

My name is Yoav, and I am in the eighth grade at a school in Haifa. Every place has its own rules, and some of them are a little strange!

At school, we must be in class at eight o'clock. We mustn't use our phones in lessons, so we put them in our bags. We have to wear a school shirt from Sunday to Thursday. On Fridays we don't have to wear it. That's my favorite day!

At home, my parents have rules too. I have to make my bed every morning, and I must finish my homework before I watch television. My little sister, Shira, can't stay up after nine o'clock, but I can go to bed at ten. At the weekend I don't have to get up early, so I sleep until eleven.

In the summer, I go to the swimming pool with my friends. The rules there are very important. You must take a shower before you swim. You mustn't run near the pool, because the floor is wet. Children under twelve can't swim without an adult. And you can't eat in the water!

Rules are not always fun, but they keep us safe and help us live together.

My name is Yoav, and I am in the eighth grade at a school in Haifa. Every place has its own rules, and some of them are a little strange!

At school, we must be in class at eight o'clock. We mustn't use our phones in lessons, so we put them in our bags. We have to wear a school shirt from Sunday to Thursday. On Fridays we don't have to wear it. That's my favorite day!

At home, my parents have rules too. I have to make my bed every morning, and I must finish my homework before I watch television. My little sister, Shira, can't stay up after nine o'clock, but I can go to bed at ten. At the weekend I don't have to get up early, so I sleep until eleven.

In the summer, I go to the swimming pool with my friends. The rules there are very important. You must take a shower before you swim. You mustn't run near the pool, because the floor is wet. Children under twelve can't swim without an adult. And you can't eat in the water!

Rules are not always fun, but they keep us safe and help us live together.