Keywords: second grade of calligraphy fun primary school
This article is applicable to: the second grade of primary school.
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This composition (600 words) is about the second grade of primary school (600 words). The title is "Writing Calligraphy-My Fun". Everyone is welcome to contribute enthusiastically.
Writing calligraphy-my pleasure
Writing calligraphy is a lesson that I must adhere to every day, and it is also the source of happiness in my life.
I studied in calligraphy class for nearly four years. Every Saturday and Sunday, I will spend a day learning calligraphy. In calligraphy class, I found endless fun.
Because of my serious practice, the level of writing brush characters has advanced by leaps and bounds. Whenever my regular regular regular script characters are displayed on the wall, my heart is full of pride, and even the parents who come to pick up the children cast their approval eyes when they see my handwriting. After practicing calligraphy hard for nearly three years, the teacher began to let me participate in provincial and national calligraphy competitions. Every time I get a certificate of honor, my heart is full of excitement.
The certificate issued from the teacher is always of high level! I know that writing calligraphy is as hard as studying, but it is because I find pleasure in studying that my study life is not so boring.
Last summer vacation, I entered the final stage of calligraphy study, and the teacher decided to let me take the fifth grade of calligraphy, which made me more nervous. I go to learn calligraphy in the hot summer every morning, and I always come back sweating like a pig. My mother is very distressed. She said to me: "You don't have to go to the calligraphy exam every time, it's better to go twice less!" After listening to my mother's words, I smiled and said, "Mom, I know you love me dearly, but you have to pay to get a return." Besides, I have regarded calligraphy as a pleasure and I don't feel hard. " After listening to my words, mother smiled with relief.
In this way, regardless of wind and rain, regardless of cold and heat, I still insist on calligraphy learning. Last August, I got a five-level certificate in calligraphy. How hard work will pay off!
On the road of learning, calligraphy accompanied me all the way forward, which made me feel the joy of harvest.
Shu Yun's mother wrote it in the back-
I have mixed feelings about uploading this blog post for my daughter. In a short essay of more than 100 words, my daughter mentioned the word "bitter" several times. Although my daughter has been expressing "fun" and "harvest", I know that during these years of studying calligraphy, my daughter has indeed had an extra burden than other children-almost every noon in a year, my daughter has to spread paper and study ink for a while. . . . . .
Bless my baby!