You don't need to wait until you're an adult to take part in community service. You can develop good habits now. Community service is a great way to make difference in your neighborhood. You also can enjoy （spend）time with friends and meeting new people. Here are some ideas for you to start （quick）.
Do you play an instrument or love to draw? Offer to give free concerts at a senior center or spread your love of art by giving （lesson）to younger children. You can never imagine happy you will be after that.
Do you live near a public park? You can volunteer （plant）or clean up the park. You'll bring pleasure everyone who uses the park.
Do you know any sick or disabled people in your neighborhood? Offer to do yard work for （they）. Sweep the floor and （do）the dishes. Or just stop by for a friendly visit with some food.
Does your school encourage a buddy（伙伴）system? You can set up buddy systems which connect older children with （young）ones. Buddies often spend time together reading books. Helping a young person grow into a smart reader is a gift that keeps on giving.
