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Stacey Truman works in the dinning hall of Kingston Elementary School in Virginia, the USA. Recently, she has r1. a lot of letters. In the letters she was praised for her practice of writing messages of hope on bananas.

Early each morning, when students are still at h2., Truman 3.(坐下) at her desk and picks up a banana. Actually, 60 bananas or more. Then Truman writes messages of hope on each banana, such as "Your future is bright." and "Never 4.(放弃)". While doing that, she's very patient.

Truman 5.(过去经常……) do this for her kids. Then she decided that the kids at Kingston might be i6. in the idea as well.

"Although the banana peels might be 7.(扔掉) after lunch, the messages will 8.[ri'mein] long after school is over. That's 9. most valuable thing. The w10. on the banana peels can help students have more courage," said Sharon Shewbridge, the headmaster of Kingston.

So far, it has become very popular among kids. Kids who b11. lunches from home are also coming to school with talking bananas from their parents. When the Dole fruit company heard about Truman's efforts, they decided to give bananas 12. the school, 540 bananas 13.(总共,合计)-one for every student. At the same time, Truman got some help from parents 14. friends. Together they came up 15. sayings and wrote them on each banana.

"I want them to have a good day in their school life," Truman said.

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