1. Refugee camps Taylor Payne 5M http://flickrcc.bluemountains.net/?terms=refuge e+school&edit=yes&page=1

2. Food is hard in refugee camps. You may not be able to eat nutritious things to live. The government is also hard because they can get beaten and persecuted. Hard signs to follow and harsh treatment, War, being abused by religion, race, Nationality and group membership or political opinion. They don’t have a good sewage in the latrines (toilets) and they can get a disease called cholera. Food is hard in refugee camps. You may not be able to eat nutritious things to live. The government is also hard because they can get beaten and persecuted. Hard signs to follow and harsh treatment, War, being abused by religion, race, Nationality and group membership or political opinion. They don’t have a good sewage in the latrines (toilets) and they can get a disease called cholera.

3. If someone was worse off than me in my camp and I could help them I would give them water and medical assistance, I would give them my food and serve it to them, I would beg for them, I would let them come into my shelter, If I had a bed I would let them sleep on it. http://flickrcc.bluemou ntains.net/?terms=wat er+bottle&edit=yes&p age=1

4. The basic necessities would be: Food Water Shelter Medical assistance (and sometimes friends to help) The basic necessities would be: Food Water Shelter Medical assistance (and sometimes friends to help)

5. Me living in a refugee camp I would learn what its like to live there and experience what they’re experiencing and know how they feel. I would learn to be strong and persevere. I would learn that if something bad happened to me now, there are a whole lot more people out there worse than what I am.