Teacher, most intimate friend

It was a morning in the winter. I pushed open the window and showed a silver in front of my eyes. The roof is covered with thick snow on the ground. what! Such a thick snow is a big snowy canache that can hurt a lot. It is more interesting.

I came to school and my classmates were talking about the snow. Teacher Wu walked into the classroom with a smile on the morning bell. After scanning for a moment, he said: "Today's snowy mountains, I discussed with the physical education teacher and decided to take you to the snowball." Suddenly, the classroom was boiling, and the students cheered and clap their hands.

The students were immediately divided into two teams by men and women. Teacher Wu was of course placed in the "Men" team. Where did he know that the two sides had already agreed in the back of the land: when the fire broke out, the boys pretended to run away, and then they "cleaned up" Wu by their "woman army." After the two armies received fire, everything went according to the original plan. Teacher Wu is simply a big child. He only saw him bending over and grabbing the snow while he was beating. He also wanted to avoid our intensive artillery. He couldn't stop shouting: "Fast! Quickly! The soldiers under his hand are running one after another. We laughed happily, chasing, squatting, snowballs one by one on Wu's head, On the body, on the legs...

Several girls quietly detoured behind Mr. Wu and secretly stuffed several snowballs into his snowsuit hat. He hurried outward and attacked us more violently. They are squatting and attacking him and his "guards" desperately. In the end, Mr. Wu’s personal “guards” were also screaming under the attack of their powerful “firepower”. Teacher Wu finally raised his hands because he was outnumbered; he said with a bitter face: "Great! 'The Women's Army' is greatly powerful! Admire, admire!" "We won!" "We won!" Jump, laugh, the snowballs in the handles are thrown into the sky, the snowballs are hitting in the air, and blossoming silver flowers.

Sixth grade: Peyce v Owen