Write a description of your school.

Here's a plan for writing a description of your school:

1. Make a spidergram: In your notebook, create a spidergram (a mind map) with "MY SCHOOL" at the center. Add branches for different aspects of your school, using the questions around the central idea as prompts:
   • Name of school
   • Teachers?
   • Places?
   • Opinion of studying at school
   • Subjects?
   • Lessons?
2. Decide on information for each paragraph: Think about what specific details you want to include in each paragraph of your description. Use your spidergram and information from Exercise 2 (not provided here, but assume it's relevant to your school).
3. Write your description: Write a four-paragraph description of your school. Remember to include the following:
   • Use "can/can't" to describe what students can or cannot do at your school.
   • Incorporate expressions from the Useful language box (Student's Book, p. 41 - not provided here, but you'd refer to it in your textbook).
4. Check your work: Review your description to make sure you:
   • Give the name of the school in the opening sentence.
   • Include all the information from your spidergram.
   • Give your opinion about studying at the school in your closing sentence.