SESSION 20: Making and editing videos


THE SPORTS FACILITIES

In the playground of our high school we have a lot of sports facilities, like for example:

A football (fild)field were we can play football, 
a basketball field were we like to play basketball, 
four ping-pong tables that helps us to learn how to play ping-pong, a hockey ring were some students like to play hockey
 and a school gym were we can find gym class material.

 This is our video



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