Dale is in the classroom now, but he can’t find his schoolbag. Where is it? Is it lost? No! It is in his home. He doesn’t bring(带来) it to school. He calls his sister Sally and asks her to bring his school things to school. Here are his school things.

His schoolbag is on the chair. Under the chair is his pencil box. His notebook is on the desk. His dictionary is on the bed. His pencil isn’t in the pencil box. It’s on the sofa.

Oh, Sally, don’t forget(忘记) to bring his baseball. Where is his baseball? Oh it’s under the table.

I’m Kate, and my sister is Gina. I am tidy, but Gina is not. In our room, my books and tapes are in the bookcase. My keys are in my schoolbag. I have a clock. It is on the desk. Gina’s books are everywhere—on her bed, on her sofa and under the chair. The white model plane is hers. It’s under the desk. “Where is my ruler?” Where are my keys?” Gina always asks.

My name is Eric. Welcome to my home. Look at my house. There are two rooms. The first room is my parents’. The next room is for my brother Alan and me.

Look at my parents’ room. There are some books in the bookcase. They like reading. A computer is on the desk. My mother’s hat is on the chair.

Their room is tidy, but our room is not. This is our room. Our things are everywhere. My white model plane is under the chair. My blue notebook is on the desk and my pencil box is on the desk, too. My watch is under the bed. Alan’s ID card is in the bookcase. His black schoolbag is under the table. His quilt is on the bed. Next to the bed is a yellow sofa. That dictionary on the bookcase is mine. Oh, where is Alan? He is in the library now.