
A School of Fish
I saw medaka rice fish swimming in a tank with tiny chairs and desks. “It’s a school!” I thought. “A school of fish!” I started to laugh because we say “school of fish” in English. We don’t mean fish sitting at desks and studying, however. We mean a group of fish that swim together. Sardines, for example, swim in schools. English has many different words for groups of living things. A pack of wolves hunts in the wild. A swarm of bees flies around the beehive. A colony of ants lives underground. You can see a flock of pigeons flying around in the sky. In western movies, cowboys take care of a herd of cows. (115 words) You can send me a comment or your own story at jaremaga@gmail.com