First day of school

Yesterday, our school started, but it stumped me!

Difficult point 1-The morning time is too fast: In the morning, I was still in my colorful dreams, and I was broken by a crisp and sharp alarm clock ringing. But what else can I do, I bit my head. After I got up, I went to the bathroom and put on warm pants according to my habit. I started the washing session. I brushed my brush. I brushed my teeth. After brushing, I took a basin of water. I started washing my face, and Sister Shui floated gently on my face, making me feel refreshed. Suddenly I didn't feel sleepy. But looking up at the watch, ah-at 7:10, I hurriedly finished breakfast, combed my hair, and rushed out of the door. Fortunately, my family was close, so no tragedy would be caused.

Difficult point 2-The discipline in the class is "can't afford to mess up": I know that I'm a good little assistant to the teacher, so it's inevitable to help the teacher. "Difficult" task-see discipline. You know, we are all in the fifth grade, and our self-esteem has also strengthened. It would be very embarrassing if I was named in public. It would be okay if they closed their mouths consciously, but they would work against me, and the teacher would just leave. At the beginning, although there was no big noise, it was always annoying! The teacher came back, and my hanging heart calmed down, but the teacher just asked me how it was, and I was tangled in the heart, telling the truth or not telling the truth, the consequence of telling the truth is: the teacher will teach them After a while, the students who haven't spoken have to be followed, and the students who talked will hate me even more. Maybe they will fight revenge next time-keep talking. If you do n’t tell the truth, you are covering them. The consequence is: they will think that I do n’t care about them and continue to speak next time. Hey, what should I do? Forget it, cover them once. I hope they have some conscience. Don't let me do this difficult multiple choice question next time.

This is my difficulty, but I have to work hard to overcome it, not only to improve myself but also to improve my class so that I can make progress with the class!

5th grade: Lu Ruize