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With nearly 8 billion people in the world - 7,800,000,000, there are plenty of children that we share things in common with. Some people speak the same language as us, drive the same cars, even share the same favourite TV programmes! But there are also lots of differences too and depending on where you live you might have different types of houses, ways of travelling and enjoy different ways of playing. For your job today, you are going to look at the homes and breakfasts of 7 children from different countries and compare them to yours. You need to read through the information and use the to talk about how it compares to you and what you think about the other children's experiences. You can use the to add emojis if you like and remember, once you've started recording, the will appear and you can use it while you talk. ▶ Watch my example as a guide.