Tadpole Second Grade Composition 1
My family has a small vegetable garden, surrounded by some roses and many unknown grasses and wild flowers, which often attract countless bees and butterflies. Busy. There is a creek next to the vegetable garden, in which snails, small fish, etc. live, and the creek makes a musical "ding-dong-ding-dong" sound. This is the childhood paradise of my sister and I!
Autumn is here, and the corn harvest in the vegetable garden is abundant. One afternoon, we brought the tools and went to pull corn together as a family. I was very short at that time, and I was hit by corn cobs from high places from time to time. Only then did I realize that pulling corn is also a very hard job. After a while, I was able to pull corn. When I was tired, I quietly slipped to the creek to play. I caught a butterfly, it was really beautiful. Its wings were shaking hard in my hand, and it suddenly flew away. I chased after it, but a small water pool blocked my way. The small water pool was almost exposed to the wind and sun. It was dry. Suddenly, I lowered my head and saw where there was water. Many small black "black bean"-like things gathered together like a family meeting. The small things in the mud next to me were jumping and struggling desperately. I quickly shouted, "Here we come." Sister, "What are they tadpoles? The children of the frog mother must live in the water. When they grow up, they will be frogs with green backs and white bellies!" My sister said disdainfully. I looked at the jet black tadpoles and raised my head. The sun is shining, and the water in the pond is getting less and less. Isn't the poor tadpole in danger? Looking at the tadpole, I said to myself: "Little thing, do you want to go to the big pond?" The little tadpole shook its tail desperately, It seemed to tell me: "Take me to a safe place quickly, we are going to die of thirst!" I hurriedly discussed rescue strategies with my sister. I wanted to catch the tadpoles directly into the big pond, but my sister suggested: There are so many tadpoles, and the waterhole and the big pond are very close. Build a small channel to let the tadpoles swim to the big pond. So we started to dig out a small channel with our hands. The pool was relatively high. We gently scratched the mud beside the pool with our hands, and the water flowed to the pond along the channel we had built. The tadpoles also ran forward desperately along the current. Suddenly I found the tadpoles in the mud still jumping around. I quickly grabbed them with my hands and put them into the small ditch. I was in a hurry, and suddenly my feet slipped and I fell headfirst into the mud. My sister blamed me, but I didn't care at all. I finally put the tadpoles in one by one. Put them all into the ditch, and finally all the tadpoles were saved!
On the way home, the mother frog's "Quack! Quack!" came from the pond to say thank you. The neighbors in the yard laughed at me for being covered in mud. , I didn’t realize it, I felt more like a general returning in triumph! Little Tadpole Second Grade Composition 2
This morning, Teacher Huang said that he would give us a special gift. When we heard the news, the classroom boiled like water boiling. Some cheered, some laughed, some whispered... The teacher asked us to close our eyes, and everyone couldn't wait to know what the gift was. Some students peeked through the gaps between their fingers, some were deep in thought, and some poked their heads in the air.
After a while, Teacher Huang came with a smile on her face. She gently placed the gift on the podium and opened the newspaper. Oh, it turned out to be a group of lively and cute tadpoles. They are dressed in black and shiny clothes, have a round and big head, and drag a long and flat tail. Like bean sprouts, balloons, and commas. Its whole body is extremely smooth, and it feels itchy and slippery in your hands.
The tadpoles swam freely in the fish tank, like good swimmers. Some are playing hide-and-seek, some are racing, they are chasing each other, not giving in... There are two tadpoles with their tails touching like two cherries, and there are two tadpoles with their heads touching like two inseparable ones. Good brothers, there are two naughty tadpoles fighting for food without showing weakness to each other.
I really like the gift that Teacher Huang gave us. I really want to take them home! Tadpoles Second Grade Composition 3
This spring, I caught some tadpoles in the pool.
Their bodies are black, as if they are wearing a layer of black silk; their tails are thin and long; the eyes on their heads are so small that they cannot be seen; their mouths are also very small, and they look red when viewed through a microscope. , it looks like just a small red dot; there is something like a willow leaf on the tail.
When they swam, their tails swung back and forth, creating ripples in circles. When the whole body swims, it really looks like a black comma. Blisters came out of my mouth one after another, making a little "pop! pop!" sound, as if to say: "It feels so comfortable!"
I was about to feed the tadpoles when I remembered: I don't know yet. What do tadpoles eat. So, I ran to my dad and said, "Dad, do you know what tadpoles eat?"
"Well," Dad said, "tadpoles eat sandworms."
After hearing what my father said, I remembered that there were sandworms in the sewage ditch. After searching for more than ten minutes, I finally found seven or eight. I put these sandworms into a cardboard box, ran to the pond where the tadpoles were raised, and poured all the sandworms into it. When the tadpoles saw it, they immediately swam to the insect and ate it in big mouthfuls. After a while, the sandworms were "swept away" by the tadpoles.
After a few days, they grew two hind legs, and their tails became a little shorter; after a few days, they grew two front legs, and their tails became very small; A few days later, their bodies turned light green and their tails disappeared; after a day or two, their bodies were green with black, and they were able to jump on land. Because the pond was too small, I used a face plate to send them into the pond.
Raising tadpoles has taught me some knowledge about tadpoles: what they like to eat; their living habits and growth process; and some physiological characteristics. Therefore, I am happy to raise tadpoles!
Now, when I think of the story "Tadpoles Find Their Mother", I think of those tadpoles. Did they also find their mother? Little tadpoles Second Grade Composition 4
"I understand—I understand—", the endless sound of cicadas always reminds me: it's time to catch tadpoles! Whenever this happens, I will run desperately Go to the river, choose your favorite swamp, and carefully go down to the river to catch tadpoles. The sound of cicadas spurred me on, and also attracted groups of tadpoles. The black and slippery little heads were tightly mixed together to form a huge magnet, attracting children from all directions, including me of course.
Others use nets to catch tadpoles, but I don’t. I always think that is too troublesome. I quietly deceived my parents and came to the small park. First, walk around the lake. After selecting a suitable used Coke bottle, climb down along the broken rocks. When you reach a place parallel to the river, you jump on a big pebble. Of course, all this must be done gently, otherwise, the clever little guys will quickly slip away. Hey! A group of crowded ink balls moved over. But I stood still and watched them swim to a blind corner by the river. I stretched out my left hand and quickly cut off their retreat. They panicked and swam toward the only exit. But my right hand was already stuck there. One after another...and soon, a group of tadpoles were obediently invited into the vial. Of course, there are also some who are more cunning and escape by swimming to the bottom of the lake. Even so, half of the group did not finish filling, and I only had two bottles full.
After catching so many tadpoles, I also want to think about the "market". So, I teamed up with a classmate to sell tadpoles. Two for a dime. Such a low price naturally attracted everyone's attention, including resellers. At that time, we both had more than nine yuan in our accounts. Unfortunately, the good times did not last long, the teacher came. The sentence "tadpoles are beneficial insects and cannot be caught" not only made us return all the proceeds, but also forced me to put the tadpoles back, which made me feel distressed for a while.
"But, teacher, how could you possibly know that when the brain optics discovered that you were not around, they all followed me to the lake. Not only did they gain some more, but they also started trafficking outside the school." Hee hee, who cares about heaven and earth, who can deal with us kids? Little Tadpoles Second Grade Composition 5
In the morning, the weather was fine, and my father and I went to Haishan Park to catch tadpoles.
When we entered, we only saw a few people arresting them. What was going on? Taking a closer look, it turned out that there were almost no tadpoles in the river. We searched carefully and found that they were not missing at all, so we grabbed them nearby. I caught one. It has a round head, a long and thin tail, and has grown back legs, so it runs very fast and is difficult to catch. Just when I was about to go home, I found another one in the cracks of the pond. I used my net to sneak up on it, then stretched out and caught it. On the way, I looked at these cute little tadpoles in the bottle, and I thought: "These little tadpoles will be very sad if they can't find their mother."
I quickly quickened my pace and ran to the river in the community. I put the caught tadpoles into the river. I want them to grow up happily, turn into little frogs, and help the farmer uncle catch pests together! Tadpole Second Grade Composition 6
Today, I was playing with the children downstairs, when I saw a pool that was about to dry up. Looking at the little lives inside,
It turned out to be tadpoles in the pool. Their big heads were shaking back and forth in the pool, and their small bodies were also dancing in the pool, but they were not happy. It can be seen from their pale faces that they are very weak, as if they are calling for help: "Friends, save me! The water in the pool is about to dry up." From the miserable voice, I saw what happened after the pool dried up. The tadpoles were all dead, and there seemed to be a rotten smell wafting over them. I secretly made up my mind that I must save them. Only enough water can prevent them from dying, so the first thing I should do is find water, but where can I find it? I am really confused as a monk and can’t figure it out!
I finally know where there is water, and that is the tap water at home. I immediately went home and picked up a basin of water and poured it into the pool. Oops! I was out of breath, "It's so strenuous!" I said to myself. So I discussed it with the children, and finally got everyone's consent. We all went to our homes to collect water and pour it into the pool. Soon, there was less than half of the water in the pool.
The tadpoles swam faster and danced more happily, as if to say: "Thank you!" Little Tadpoles Second Grade Composition 7
This morning, I went to the city Attending my aunt's wedding, it was already afternoon when we came back, and I hurried to change the water for my tadpoles. But in the bottle containing the boss and the second child, only the second child was resting on the wall of the bottle, but the boss was missing. I looked for it everywhere but found nothing. I cried sadly. When my mother heard it, she asked me why I was crying? I told her that my eldest brother was missing. When my mother saw that the cap of the bottle was not screwed on, it turned out that my grandma had left a half gap intentionally to allow them to breathe. Unexpectedly, the boss could already jump, so he jumped away from the gap. I burst into tears when I heard this. My mother continued: "Didn't you say when you caught them that we are just observing their growth process now? If they grow into frogs, you will put them back and let them grow up." Are they going to catch pests and protect crops? "Yes, but now that it has jumped out on its own, will it know the way?" Mom continued: "It must have thought after we left that my little master didn't know that I had grown up and turned into a frog, and I was going to the fields to catch pests. Look, in the yard of grandma's house There are so many flowers and plants, enough for it to grow. When it can jump further, there is a canal in front of my grandma's house. Follow that canal to the river dam where we catch it. In this way, it can Go home. Don't you think so?" After hearing my mother's words, I stopped crying and really hoped that it could go home smoothly.
Oh, boss, I really want to see you jumping around again. You must be quietly staying where you like. Little Tadpole Second Grade Composition 8
In a swamp, a toad left after laying eggs.
These eggs continue to grow in the water, growing larger and larger, and gradually take shape. Finally one day, the tadpoles emerged from the eggs. They sway their long tails and look for food. A little tadpole suddenly missed her mother. She proposed to go find her mother, but no one was willing to go with her. There is no other way, so the little tadpole has no choice but to embark on the road to find its mother alone.
At first, the tadpole looked around for her mother who looked similar to her, but she couldn't find her. Just then, she spotted a fish taking a leisurely walk. The little tadpole thought: She has no legs like me, only head and feet, so she must be my mother. She yelled "Mom, Mom" ??happily and ran over. The fish scolded her angrily: "Are you blind? Will I be your ugly mother?" The little tadpole was very sad: "Auntie, can you tell me where my mother is?" Yu Ni squinted and curled his lips: " What benefits can you give me?" After that, he swam forward boldly.
The little tadpole swam and swam until it was exhausted, and finally saw a turtle resting by the river. The little tadpole didn't dare to be as reckless as last time. She carefully asked the turtle if she was her mother. The turtle looked at the innocent tadpole and said lovingly: "Child, I am not your mother. Your mother is." Toad, she has four legs and a long tongue..." The little tadpole said goodbye to Aunt Turtle and set off with confidence.
The little tadpole travels day and night, looking for her mother everywhere. When she was anxious, a cunning water snake poked its head out and said with a sinister smile: "Where are you going, child?" The little tadpole told her truthfully. The water snake rolled its eyes, quickly pretended to be kind and kind, and said, "Oh! My child, I am the mother you are looking for. Come here, let mother take a good look." The little tadpole looked at the water snake carefully. He said puzzledly: "My mother has a long tongue, why don't you?" The water snake laughed after hearing this, "Isn't this exactly my tongue?" As he spoke, he stuck out his long and thin tongue. Come. The little tadpole thought for a while: "Where are your four legs?" The water snake said with a smile: "Look, you don't even have legs. We, mother and son, must be the same!" The little tadpole thought it made sense, and swam slowly towards the water snake. A shrimp witnessed this scene, but he did not stop the tadpole because he did not want to be troublesome and bring unnecessary trouble to himself. The tadpole finally swam to the side of the water snake... The tadpole failed to reach its mother, and she did not understand what was going on until her death. This article comes from
Poor little tadpole, life is so short! Who caused her premature death? Is it just a water snake? No, there is also the arrogant and profit-seeking fish, and the shrimp that is as indifferent as a killer! Tadpoles Second Grade Composition 9
One day when I came home from school, I saw a bottle on the table with several tadpoles in it. At this time, my younger brother ran over happily and said, "Brother, look, this is the tadpole I caught!"
I looked at the tadpole and remembered what the teacher said in class in the morning, and I said seriously He said to his younger brother: "Brother, don't catch the tadpoles. The teacher said that if the tadpoles can't find their mother, they will be very sad. Also, they are beneficial insects. They will turn into frogs when they grow up, and they can help us." Catch a lot of pests! Aren’t you most afraid of mosquitoes? A frog can eat a lot of mosquitoes! Let’s let it go!” The younger brother was very reluctant, but when he heard that it could eat such nasty mosquitoes, he agreed. Let go of the tadpole.
Looking at the tadpoles swimming freely in the ditch, I felt that I had really done something great and I felt very happy.
Tadpoles Second Grade Composition 10
I raised 20 tadpoles. They are called Nini, Pangpang, Longlong, Dada, Xianxian...
They have a pair of small, black eyes, like a black gem; they also have a black head, It looks like it has a head of shining black hair; the most interesting thing is that it has a thin and long tail, like a black rope that has been cut very short.
When a tadpole swims in the water, its body is very flexible and its tail swings back and forth in the water, like a fan.
Tadpoles are so interesting.