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Mr. Leuzzi, Ms. Melissa and the grade 1/2 class 

were about to embark on a journey. Their 

journey was to begin in Egypt. Egypt is a 

country. This country is in the continent called 

Africa.  

They quickly packed their suitcase and headed to 

the airport. At the airport, each person had to 

show their passport to the officer to get checked. 

The officer said " Don't forget everyone traveling 

to another country needs their passport. Please 

have it ready." Jesse said to Lefteris " I hope I 

did not forget my passport". Eva overheard and 

said " I have mine right here" as she waved it 

around. After the officer checked all the 

passports, they entered the airplane to enjoy the 

11 hour flight (Montreal to Egypt).     

When Mr. Leuzzi, Ms. Melissa and the whole 

grade 1/2 class stepped out of the airplane, 

they couldn't help but notice how hot it was 

outside. In the month of May, Egypt can get as 

hot as 32 degrees Celsius. 

Cristiano said to the class " It's hot because 

most of Egypt is a desert." Natalia said " That 

is true. A desert means that it is dry land and 

does not rain often". Theo added " I think 

there is a lot of sand in Egypt".     

Matteo suggested that we walk around the Egypt 

for the day. As we were walking, we saw many 

animals. Portia saw a camel. She found it so funny 

that that someone was sitting on it. 

Tristian D saw a cat. But, this was no ordinary cat. 

It was a sand cat. Sand cats don't need to drink a 

lot of water and have fur on the bottom of their 

paws to protect them from the hot sand. 

Felix was about to go pet the sand cat when a lady 

came and asked "Where are you all from?" The all 

shouted "We are from the country called Canada". 

Simona noticed that the lady was wearing many 

layers of clothing. She asked Ms. Melissa "why she 

is wearing so many clothes?" Ms. Melissa 

responded "The layered clothing helps protect her 

from the heat". 

The lady, Sara said " Welcome to Egypt! Come to 

my house. I will cook lunch for you."  

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