Grey finch writes a composition

1. The topic of the composition is blackbird. One noon, I was having lunch.

Suddenly, there was a "twittering" cry from the balcony. Hey, what's that noise? I ran to the balcony curiously and looked around. It turned out to be a little gray finch, with a reddish muzzle and fluffy feathers, just like a fluffy ball. "What a lovely little grey finch! What is it doing? " I held my breath and crouched down carefully, secretly observing the little gray finch.

It turns out that the little gray finch is stealing bacon hanging on our balcony with relish! I saw it pecking at the meat in panic and looking around nervously to see if there was any danger.

Little grey finch must be hungry, because he can't find anything to eat, so he risked his life to steal our bacon, right? Looking at the lovely poor little grey finch, I want to keep it, let it come to my house every day and eat my bacon every day. Well, no, bacon is salty and hard. How can birds eat it every day?

So, I caught some bugs for the little gray finch. I put the bugs I caught on the balcony. At first, the little gray finch didn't dare to come and eat, and flew away as soon as he saw me. Later, the little gray finch saw that I was friendly and wouldn't hurt it, so he got the nerve to eat bugs.

Little grey finch and I gradually became good friends. I catch bugs for it every day. Little grey finch also sings to me every day, and I have unspeakable happiness in my heart.

However, one day I didn't hear the song of the little grey finch. I hurried to the balcony, but there was no sign of the little grey finch. I stood on the balcony, looking at the distance, anxiously looking forward to the return of the little bird. However, until dark, the little grey finch didn't come back.

A year has passed, and I'm still worried about the little grey finch. I asked my mother to keep that piece of bacon on the balcony all the time, because the little gray finch is hungry and will come back.

2. How to write a 200-word composition to catch blackbirds? When the little boy came home, he looked at the blackbird with crimson chest, drooping head and drooping wings, and looked listless. He hesitated and thought, "Do you want to let go?" It is so beautiful, beautiful, but it is so pitiful. "At this moment, the sparrow pecked at the cage and gave a sad cry, as if to say," Please, leave me alone! "! I have to go home and take care of the baby! "The little boy seemed to hear Grandpa Lenin's words again." What a beautiful finch! Unfortunately, I can't fly back. " The little boy said to himself, "If you don't let the bird go, Grandpa Lenin will be very sad." So he picked up the birdcage and ran quickly to the park and came to the birch tree. He carefully opened the door of the birdcage, and the gray finch rushed out and flew into the sky. And circled three times over the little man's head, flapping his wings and flying to the treetops, singing beautiful songs. It seems to say to the little boy, "Thank you, thank you."

The little boy saw the blackbird and its companions singing happily in the treetops and playing with their children. A happy smile appeared on his face.

3. Little gray bird and seagull write a composition.

There is a story about a boy who repeatedly asked his mother if he was more stupid than others, because he thought he listened to his teacher and did his homework as seriously as his classmates with excellent grades, but why he always lagged behind them. While feeling the child's self-esteem, my mother really wants to tell him that people's intelligence is really 369, and the brains of top people are stronger than the average person; Or I want to tell my son that thousands of parents have repeated it 10 thousand times.

Words-you are too playful, you are not diligent enough, and so on. But this mother didn't. Fortunately, the children have been working hard, catching up with outstanding students and improving their grades. In order to express her appreciation for her son's progress, the mother took her son to see the sea. At the seaside, the mother gave her son the best answer: "son, look at those birds fighting for food at the seaside." When the waves come, the little grey finch can always take off quickly. They flapped their wings two or three times and then rose into the sky. Seagulls always look clumsy. It takes them a long time to fly from the beach to the sky. However, it is they who can really fly over the sea and cross the ocean. " What a good answer, what an educational answer. This answer makes us feel ashamed as teachers and parents. We should really think about our attitude towards educating students and children. How do we educate those children who are not smart and eager for progress? At first, it may be carefully planned, patiently waited and full of hope for them. However, when they are always too far away from our expectations and always mediocre, our attitude may become indifferent, even blaming, just like what my mother wanted to say but didn't say at that time. In this way, the consequences can be imagined-after his efforts, the child will no longer see hope, but just resign himself to fate and even give up on himself. In this way, one mediocrity after another is hatched in our eyes and words. It seems that for children, we might as well regard them as "clumsy seagulls". I believe that they will not catch up with outstanding classmates for a while. They are not born dull and doomed to mediocrity, but are constantly accumulating strength and waiting to soar. As long as they keep working hard, in time, they will fly over Qian Shan, across five continents and oceans. I think, in this expectation, seagulls will break through the immediate confusion, constantly pursue progress and success, and fly to the other side of the ideal.

4. The composition "Grey Sparrow" briefly introduces that "Grey Sparrow" tells a story that Lenin once experienced.

Lenin often went for a walk in the park when he was recovering from illness in the suburbs. He saw three beautiful little birds. But one day, Lenin found a little sparrow missing, so Lenin asked a little boy present if he had seen a little sparrow. Lenin knew from the little boy's hesitant answer that he had caught the little grey finch. Lenin didn't want to hurt the little boy's pride. Instead of exposing him, he persuaded him skillfully. The little boy also knew that he was wrong. The next day, the little boy quietly sent the little gray finch back.

Through reading this text, I know that it is a good boy to realize that mistakes can be corrected in time, and to treat those who know mistakes and can be corrected with tolerant love.

5. Tiger Grey Bird Composition [Tiger Grey Bird Composition] "Ah! The king is back! " Don't you think it strange that Wang Siluo, the forest, was taken away by the zoo a few days ago and rescued by a gray finch named Deng Fen? The thing is: since Shiloh was put into the zoo, there have been no kings, tigers and finches in the forest. Only one day after Shiloh was put into the zoo, the temple keeper asked him to perform eating live animals. Who knew that the other party was actually a baby sparrow eaten by Silo's mother? Helo didn't want the evil drama to repeat itself, so he said to Deng Fen, "I won't eat you now, you have to save me." Deng Fen wanted to think, very frankly.

6. The blackbird is back (continued) Lenin asked, "Will it fly back?" "I will definitely fly back!" The boy said positively.

The little boy came home, looked at the sparrow carefully and said, "Grey sparrow, you belong to nature, not a cage. I will send you back to the birch tree tomorrow. I will come to see you often in the future, and I will bring you food as often as Uncle Lenin. "

The blackbird chirped as if to say, "Thank you." The next day, Lenin came under the birch tree. Sure enough, he saw the finches singing happily on the branches.

The boy stood by the birch tree with his head down. Lenin looked at the boy, then at the finch, and said with a smile, "Where did you go yesterday, finch?" Of course, Blackbird didn't tell Lenin where it went yesterday.

Lenin didn't ask the boy because he knew the little boy was honest.

7. The little gray bird and the seagull wrote a composition. The little gray bird and the seagull had a story about a boy who repeatedly asked his mother if he was more stupid than others, because he thought he listened to the teacher and did his homework as seriously as his classmates with excellent grades, but why did he always fall behind them?

While feeling the child's self-esteem, my mother really wants to tell him that people's intelligence is really 369, and the brains of top people are stronger than the average person; Or I want to tell my son that thousands of parents have repeated what they said thousands of times-you are too playful, you are not diligent enough, and so on. But this mother didn't.

Fortunately, the children have been working hard, catching up with outstanding students and improving their grades. In order to express her appreciation for her son's progress, the mother took her son to see the sea.

At the seaside, the mother gave her son the best answer: "son, look at those birds fighting for food at the seaside." When the waves come, the little grey finch can always take off quickly. They flapped their wings two or three times and then rose into the sky. Seagulls always look clumsy. It takes them a long time to fly from the beach to the sky. However, it is they who can really fly over the sea and cross the ocean. " What a good answer, what an educational answer.

This answer makes us feel ashamed as teachers and parents. We should really think about our attitude towards educating students and children. How do we educate those children who are not smart and eager for progress? At first, it may be carefully planned, patiently waited and full of hope for them.

However, when they are always too far away from our expectations and always mediocre, our attitude may become indifferent, even blaming, just like what my mother wanted to say but didn't say at that time. In this way, the consequences can be imagined-after his efforts, the child will no longer see hope, but just resign himself to fate and even give up on himself.

In this way, one mediocrity after another is hatched in our eyes and words. It seems that for children, we might as well regard them as "clumsy seagulls". I believe that they will not catch up with outstanding classmates for a while. They are not born dull and doomed to mediocrity, but are constantly accumulating strength and waiting to soar. As long as they keep working hard, in time, they will fly over Qian Shan, across five continents and oceans.

I think, in this expectation, seagulls will break through the immediate confusion, constantly pursue progress and success, and fly to the other side of the ideal.