Don t ask me why primary school texts

Don't ask what it's for.

Mom gave me two pieces of cake.

I quietly left one.

Don't ask what it's for.

Dad put me in a cotton coat.

I'm not going to break it.

Don't ask what it's for.

My brother gave me a box of songs.

I picked the most beautiful page.

Don't ask what it's for.

I put them next to my bed at night.

Let Meng'er fly out of my bed quickly.

Don't ask what it's for.

I'm going to give her a cake.

Then give her the cotton clothes to block the wind and snow.

Sing that most beautiful song together.

Do you want to know who she is.

Please ask Grandpa Hans Christian Andersen.

She's the match seller.

A: In the morning, my mother gave me two pieces of cake, and I quietly left one.

Don't ask what it's for.

B: At noon, my father put on a cotton coat for me.

I'm not going to break it.

Don't ask what it's for.

A: In the afternoon, my brother gave me a box of albums, and I chose the most beautiful one.

Don't ask what it's for.

B: At night, I put them next to the bedside and let Dream fly out of my bed.

Don't ask what it's for.

A: I'm going to give her a cake to eat, give her a cotton coat to protect her from the wind and snow, and sing that beautiful song together.

B: Do you want to know who she is?

Please ask Grandpa Andersen

She was the young lady who sold matches.

Would you like to be more detailed? What grade are you in? It's okay to remember a sentence or two...

If you don't understand, you have to ask.

This text mainly tells the story of Sun Yat-sen, who dared to think independently, dared to question, and boldly asked Mr. for advice in order to understand the meaning of the book, not afraid of Mr. Sun's scolding and punishment, and boldly asked Mr. Sun Yat-sen for advice.

When I was a child, I was diligent and inquisitive.

If you don't understand, you have to ask" is a version compiled by the Ministry of Chinese Education of Primary Schools.

A text from the first volume of the third grade.

This text tells people the truth: everyone's knowledge is limited, there will be something that you don't understand, and if you don't understand, you have to ask, which is an effective way to gain knowledge, and it is also a shortcut. Therefore, people have always attached great importance to this and have always actively promoted the good habit of asking questions if they don't understand.

"If you don't understand, you have to ask", this article is about Sun Yat-sen's childhood in a private school, daring to think independently, daring to question, in order to understand the meaning of the book, not afraid of Mr. punishment, boldly ask questions to Mr. Tell us the truth of "learning and learning, if you don't understand, you have to ask".

If you don't understand, you have to ask" is a selected reading text in the third volume of the primary school Chinese of the People's Education Edition, which praises Sun Yat-sen's spirit of serious reading and diligent study.

The text is divided into four parts:

Part 1 (1st paragraph): Sun Yat-sen studied in a private school when he was a child, and his husband only allowed him to memorize and never speak.

Part 2 (2nd paragraph): Sun Yat-sen studied hard and completed his homework well. One day, because he didn't understand the meaning of the book, he stood up and asked his husband to explain.

Part 3 (paragraphs 3-7): Talk about the reactions of students and gentlemen to Dr. Sun Yat-sen's courageous question.

In paragraph 3, the students were stunned; In the fourth paragraph, Mr. said that he sharply asked Sun Yat-sen if he would memorize it; In paragraph 5, Sun Yat-sen memorized this passage; Paragraph 6 says that the gentleman agreed to explain; In paragraph 7, Mr. explained in detail, and the students listened carefully.

Part 3 (paragraphs 8-9): In the face of the incomprehension of his classmates, Sun Yat-sen showed his attitude and courage to ask questions if he didn't understand.

Sun Yat-sen believed that if you want to seek true knowledge, you must "ask if you don't understand", and only by asking to understand can you get real knowledge. In order to clarify the truth in the book, in order to learn knowledge, he would rather be beaten at that time, and this spirit is precious.

Under the circumstances, it was unusual for Sun Yat-sen to dare to ask questions, and it required courage and courage, and it was a strong desire to learn that prompted him to do so.

"If you don't understand, you have to ask" is the text of the third lesson of the third grade edited by the Ministry of Chinese Language and Human Education of the Primary School.

Chen Liang participated in the recording, which is about Sun Yat-sen's study in a private school when he was a child, daring to think independently, daring to question, in order to understand the meaning of the book, not afraid of Mr. punishment, boldly ask questions to Mr.

When Mr. Sun Yat-sen was a child studying in a private school, he actively raised his hand to ask questions about what the teacher said in class, and he was not afraid of whether Mr. Sun Yat-sen would criticize him. This also feeds back a problem of learning attitude, we must have the courage to pursue the truth of its scientificity, and we must always maintain our enthusiasm for knowledge.

Takeaway: The importance of learning attitudes.

In the matter of learning, there is no Zen disadvantage of not getting something for nothing, knowledge is learned in the mind belongs to oneself, others can not take away, and the importance of learning attitude is also one of the important reasons for many people's failure.

A good learning attitude can keep you effective and persistent in learning, and a good learning attitude can make you become positive, thinking about how to complete the Fa when doing things, and achieving the results or goals you want, which is conscious, not passive.

Many children need their parents to urge them to learn at home, but most of the students with good grades take the initiative to learn and explore the answers to questions they don't understand.

If you don't understand, you have to ask is a selected text in the third volume of primary school Chinese of the Human Source Education Edition.

It is about Sun Yat-sen's study in a private school when he was a child, daring to think independently and debate, daring to question, in order to understand the meaning of the book, not afraid of the punishment of Mr., and boldly asking questions to Mr. The text praised Sun Yat-sen's spirit of serious study and diligence. After the children enter the third grade, the knowledge points increase and the difficulty deepens, especially in the Chinese subject.

Especially for the two modules of extracurricular reading and potato trace missing composition, the main focus is on the amount of reading comprehension questions.

and an increase in the number of writings. Therefore, after the child enters the third grade, the first thing to do is to cultivate the child's ability to summarize the text, which is simply to summarize the main idea of the text. Many children can't tell why they finish a text, and they don't know what the text says.

If your child has this situation, please don't worry, and take everyone to learn the ability to summarize the text today.