Essay Discoveries in Childhood How to Write 15

I'm also in sixth grade.

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A childhood discovery.

Childhood, like flowing water, is gone. Childhood, like a feather, drifts farther and farther away. In my childhood, there were many discoveries, but I discovered a strange thing: fish can chew stones!

My family used to have a fish tank with a big fish in it. The fish was about 50 centimeters long and about 15 centimeters wide. The whole body is silver, so I call it "Silver Dragon".

Once, I stumbled upon a stone that it was biting down on a rock and chewing it in its mouth, and I was stunned and thought it was going to eat it, only to see it spit it out again. Yes! It turns out that animals are so wonderful!

But I didn't understand what was going on, so I went to look up the book with questions. But there is no knowledge about the silver dragon in the book, am I dazzled and mistaken? Right!

It must be! In the evening, I went to see the silver dragon again. After watching for a long time, I finally saw the silver dragon swimming in the place of the stone, my eyes widened, and my heart was like seventeen hanging buckets—seven up and eight down, for fear that the silver dragon would swallow the stone into its throat and die.

I saw that it put the stone into its mouth again. I didn't believe it, so I wiped my eyes again, and the silver dragon really chewed a few times and spit it out again. I'm really a second monk - I can't figure it out.

I think it's strange that fish are not chickens, so why do fish chew stones? So, I bought a copy of "100,000 Whys" for animals and immersed myself in it. But the phrase "the emperor lives up to his wishes" is not at all true.

I racked my brains to wonder: Is it that the silver dragon has nothing to do, and uses stones to kill time. Is it trying to get the bacteria away, or is it that, like a mouse, its teeth are itchy when they are not polished?

I tried my best, thinking and thinking, and the question marks in my mind became more and more months, and my mind was full of assumptions. Hey! Wouldn't you know if you looked up the computer?

It turned out that the silver dragon's teeth were too soft, and if he didn't chew something, the sharpness of his teeth would decrease. Therefore, every once in a while, Yinlong will chew on something harder! It's so good that I finally know the answer through my own efforts!

In this process, I learned that discovery is not more important than the result, and the most important thing is the process and method of discovery. The amount of effort you put in, the amount you will gain. Only then will you be a success!

There are many more dissatisfactions.

I'm also in the sixth grade, but the essays I read are interesting things from my childhood, so you can think about the interesting things about your own childhood.

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