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At the playground

There are a lot of children at the playground. They (do) many different things. Max and Ann (play) football. Jill (skip). Ben (jump). All children are having a lot of fun.

Christy enjoyed exploring the world. With her father, she'd been to the most amazing places in New Zealand, her native country. However, everything _was_ different now. She was travelling alone and that made her feel nervous. A couple of weeks before, she received her aunt's invitation to visit Europe. At first Christy _didn't want_ to go, but her mother insisted that visiting Europe would do her a lot of good. Christy's mother had been to Europe three times and she said that she _would go_ there again. She planned her _fourth_ trip to be to Italy. Christy sighed. Her mother was different.   She was    the  most  communicative  person Christy had ever seen. She enjoyed __meeting_ new people and knew many languages. She was clever and brave. The announcement interrupted Christy's train of thought: Ladies and _gentlemen_, fasten your belts, please. We are landing_ The temperature in Paris-Orly Airport is — 2 degrees Celsius. Christy shuddered. “What am I going to do in that ice-cold city?   I wish I _were_ home now. I would give anything to be there,” she suddenly felt like crying

Hinamatsuri (Jap. 雛 祭 り), ThereforeRussian Festival or Girls Doll Festival, one of the major festivals in Japan, which is celebrated on March 3. Also, the holiday is known as the first day of Feast of the snake (Jap. Dzёsi-but sekku) and peach blossom Festival (Jap. 桃 の 節 句 Momo-but sekku).
On this day, families in which there are girls put on public display special dolls called hina ningyo (Jap. 雛 人形), which is mounted on a ladder-like tiered stand hinakadzari (Jap. 雛 飾 り). Hinakadzari usually has three, five or seven tiers, covered with red cloth, and often decorated with peach petals of flowers; room, which features dolls, decorated using balls made of artificial cherry petals and tangerine tree. Jewellery and accessories necessary for Hinamatsuri purchased at special fairs but Hina-ichi (Jap. 雛 の 市, literally "Puppet Bazaar"). Hina-iti but are held in February and are a good opportunity to meet and chat with friends and acquaintances.
The girls wear fancy kimono with a floral pattern, go to visit, give each other gifts, eat a variety of sweets, such as KHISI mochi (Jap 菱 餅.), Hina arare - special magnificent sweets made of rice and covered with a sweet syrup, various cookies, drink sirodzake (Jap 白酒.) - white, sweet, low-alcohol sake. During the festival, the girls must abide by the rules of etiquette, so is traditionally Hinamatsuri education targets girls and allows their parents to show visitors that their daughters are well educated and own rules