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This document provides information about the town of Uren where the author lives. It begins with a poem expressing love for the town. It then describes some of the sights in Uren, including churches, a library, museum, and sports complex. It notes that the coat of arms for Uren features a squirrel. It discusses the schools in Uren, including the oldest School No. 1 where the author studies. It concludes by mentioning monuments in the town center dedicated to Lenin and those who defended the homeland in World War II.
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- 1. My Native Town Уренская средняя школа №1. Класс: 4г
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- 3. Край ты мой Уренский, свет в моей судьбе Запах деревенский в старенькой избе И росой сверкает яблоневый сад Тихо догорает за рекой закат. Вечерком осенним песню пропою Веточку сирени в косы приколю. Распевайте птицы, сад шуми листвой. Как же не влюбиться В край Уренский мой? Даст судьба разлуку мне с тобой, мой край Ты свою подругу чаще вспоминай. Цвет сирени белой вижу я во сне, Видно, заболело сердце по тебе. В.Макаров This is a visiting card of Uren.
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- 8. This s the house of crafts.
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- 10. There is a museum in Uren. There are many books and exhibits in it.
- 11. There is a railway station there.
- 12. Sports improving complex « Sparta». There you can swim, skate, watch cartoons, films, run, jump, play soccer, volleyball.
- 13. We study at school №1. It is the oldest school in our town.
- 14. School №1. There are many schools in our district. But school №1 is the largest. We study there and we like it very much.
- 15. Art school. This school is for talented children. We visit it on Mondays and Thursdays. We like drawings.
- 16. Music school . Children who like singing and playing musical instruments visit it.
- 17. The monument to Lenin. It is in the centre of the town.
- 18. The monument to people who protected our homeland during the Great Patriotic War
- 19. Hall of fame
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