The third unit of the sixth grade: read "Open the door of sesame"

Childhood is wonderful. It is like a basket full of sweet candy, full of bitter Chinese medicine, full of precious memories.

In these few days, I read the book "Opening the Door of Sesame". It is said that a third-grade student, Zhang Tian, ​​transferred to another school and realized that some children who are helpful and innocent and lovely, in this big group of four classes, have the desire to be the marshal’s slow speed, and the heart is thicker than the gun. Girl Jiang Yan, small costume designer Sun Xinyue, young squadron leader Jun Lulu, warm-hearted Li Qiang, Yang Chen who helped his parents date. . . . . . They are happy, bear, and grow together. Although they are not sensible, it is because of this personality that makes us often laugh.

I think this book has taught me a lot. It makes me know that I have to help each other in the class and unite with each other. I feel the good intentions of the teachers and the cultivation of the parents. This makes me determined. Be a good student.

In the fourth grade, I cried with the students in the book, laughed together, and grew up together. I never know how to do things, but I am determined to learn. This is because "Open Sesame" has always infected me. When I finished reading him, I was reluctant in my heart. This is because this child-filled "Open Sesame" has been I am pulling my heart, so that I have finished reading it and still want to look down, it is unforgettable.

In the book, you can find your own childhood! In addition, I also understand the truth: the child's rights when he is happy, a child, what to say, what to do, not to overdo it, but the children should know that while enjoying happiness, they must learn and prepare to bear. The times are developing, and the ways and content of children are more and more happy, and children have to bear more and more. Growth is not easy, growth is very difficult, but growth is an inevitable law, and growth is also the happiest thing in the world.

Sixth grade: Zhang Xinyuan