The document describes life in a small neighborhood near a school in Myanmar. It discusses a betel nut shop owner and trishaw driver named Khin Hnin Wey. It shows the small home of a family of five, Oh Ma Cho's house, which has two rooms including a bedroom. It notes that Oh Ma Cho's daughter May Thin Zar Khin is great at English and attends school. The document also comments that some boys in the neighborhood are very skilled at playing soccer without fear. It concludes by thanking several people who helped provide photos and access for the project.

1. The Little Country Beside Our School

2. This betle nut is ready to be wrapped into a leaf. Khin Hnin Wey is a trishaw driver who
also owns a betle nut shop.

4. This is at Oh Ma Cho’s house. That is all they have for their family of five to eat. The
house has two rooms. This room was beside the bedroom.

7. May Thin Zar Khin is Oh Ma
Cho’s second youngest child.
She is great at English and goes
to school at Bahan

9. The boys were really good at playing soccer. They know how to play
the game well. They were not scared at all.

10. Although Oh Ma Cho’s house is small it is really neat and tidy. She
puts her things outside the house. The house has an alter, a bed and
a eating table.

11. By: Jack

12. Credits
 Tanach, Zaineen Rebecca thanks for the photo’s.
 Thank you Kyle for helping me with using
PowerPoint.
 Thank you to the people that let us visit your
homes and shop’s
 A thank you to Mr.Rinker for taking us to our
neighborhood.