Observing parents doing housework, can you write a sequence of actions in one sentence 20

1. I saw my mother pick up a broom, start to sweep back and forth, up and down, left and right from the corner of the hall, and then sweep all the garbage pieces into the garbage shovel, and the hall was much cleaner and tidy in an instant.

2. When Dad mops the floor, he will first take a mop bucket to fill the water, then put the dry mop into the bucket and shake it a few times, and then shake the water of the mop dry, and then start mopping the floor, and then wash the mop back and forth.

3. Every time grandma cooks rice, she first pours rice into the rice cooker from the rice bowl, then washes the rice with boiling water on the faucet, scrubs it twice repeatedly, and finally puts the rice cooker into the pot seat, covers the pot, adjusts the cooking time, and turns on the power to cook the rice.

4. Mom likes to use a washboard when washing clothes, first pull the collar of the clothes flat and put it on the washboard, and then sprinkle laundry detergent.

Then use the brush to brush the collar up and down, followed by the sleeves and the front of the garment, all in the same motion. Finally, put water to remove the laundry detergent.

5. Every time the season changes, I see that my mother will classify and place the clothes in different seasons according to the season. It will also store clothes, quilts, sundries, etc., according to different rooms and different people.

6. Every time the balcony is very dirty after a strong wind and rain, when my father washes the balcony, he puts water directly from the faucet, sprinkles detergent, and keeps sweeping the floor to let the dirty water stay, and finally mops the floor dry with a mop.

Mom has to do the housework. She first picked up a mop from the bathroom, the mop that seemed heavy in the past was very light in her mother's hands, only to see her left hand tightly hold the front of the mop, her right hand held up the tail of the mop, washed it in the bucket, wrung it out, and then dragged the ground.

Dad did it himself: he couldn't do it, he was in a hurry, he danced and bragged.

Mom does it herself: sad, methodical, handy.

Mom and Dad do it together: Mom said: You go out, I'll do it

Observe the process of family members doing housework and write a paragraph as follows:

1. I observed my mother making scrambled eggs with tomatoes, first beat four eggs in a bowl, stir with chopsticks, stir clockwise, put some oil in the pot, send it to scrambled, change the tomatoes into a knife and fry them in the pot with eggs, add sugar and salt, and fry for a while.

2. Tonight, watch my mother fry the vegetables, wash the vegetables first, soak the vegetables in the vegetable pot for 10-15 minutes, and then clean both sides, ** heat the pan, put oil, garlic, pour in the vegetables, stir-fry, put in salt, fry and put on the plate, and serve on the table.

3. Observe the dishes that have been washed three times, and then the vegetables will be chopped, green onions, ginger, garlic, and chili peppers. Heat the pot and pour the oil, first put the green onions, ginger, garlic and chili peppers in the pot, put the vegetables in the next cloth, stir, add soy sauce, peppercorn powder, add salt, stir-fry for a while, remove from the pot, and wipe the stove.

4. My mother is very hardworking, she gets up in the morning and washes her hands and starts cooking for us. She is very skillful in cooking, I saw her wash the vegetables in an orderly manner, then cut the vegetables into sections, and then start to fry the vegetables in the pot, she moved sensitively stir-frying, and added the ingredients: salt, a plate of delicious garlic moss, and it was ready.

5. Mom cut the shredded potatoes in a few clicks and cut a few peppers. Then pour vegetable oil into the pot, and after the oil boils, add chili peppers and salt to the pot, after the chili peppers have a fragrance, my mother poured shredded potatoes into the pot, and I saw my mother constantly stir-frying in the pot. After a while, a plate of fragrant shredded potatoes came out of the pan.

Wow! It's so full of color, flavor, and flavor!

1. I saw that my mother was very skilled in picking up a stack of dishes from the dining table, taking them to the kitchen sink, putting them down gently, twisting the faucet, and then squeezing the dish soap, and then began a pleasant dishwasher job!

2. Dad would pick up a broom every morning, go up and down, one after the other, and clean our small yard back and forth repeatedly.

3. When my mother washes clothes, she will first find the cuffs, then lightly wash the clothes, and then continue to rub. Then I found the collar again, sprinkled some laundry detergent, and rubbed it vigorously, and this action repeatedly went back and forth on the neckline, cuffs, and the front of the clothes!

4. When Dad mops the floor, he will first fill a bucket of clean water, put the mop into the water, and then wring the mop half-dry, and then start mopping the floor from the corner, mopping it back and forth, inside and out, and starting to wash the mop again, and mop it again!

5. My brother makes a mess in the living room every day, and my mother needs to bend down many times a day to clean up and pick up the toys on the ground, and then classify and put the toys one by one, and clean the floor again. Mom is really hard!

Mom began to wash the clothes, I saw her pick up the clothes from the basin and spread them on the washboard, smear them with washing powder, and then scrub the clothes with her soft and powerful hands.

Mom first brought a basin of water, brought dish soap and a rag, poured a few drops of dish soap into the basin, put the greasy dishes and chopsticks into the water, and washed the dishes carefully.

Mom first brought the clothes, then washed the clothes, and finally took the clothes out and put them on to dry.

I put down my bag, took out my homework book, picked up my pen, and started writing my homework. (18 words, 4 punctuation marks).

I put down my bag, picked up my pen, and wrote my homework.

This chicken leg mushroom of yours is so delicious.

Mom: Stir-fry with oil first, potatoes and ingredients last.

Jianghu Avenue competes for Gold Road.

1. After my mother gets up, she cleans up the inside and outside of the house, and then lights a fire to cook. When the stove poured smoke, my mother choked and coughed.

2. Mom has a lot of housework. Every day when I come back from work, I cook, wash clothes, and work like a war.

3. Mom, the "head of the family", in addition to busy work every day, also has to deal with oil, salt, sauce and vinegar, pots and pans. Now that the Chinese New Year is approaching, I have begun to worry about New Year's goods again.

4. Mom picked up the lid of the pot and covered it against the flame, and after a while, Mom lifted the lid of the pot and saw that the fire was extinguished, but there was some hard black stuff left.

5. The mother first chops the meat and green onions, adds oil, salt and various seasonings, and then uses chopsticks to pick a little filling and put it on the wonton slices, pulls the two oblique angles and folds them in half, and then mentions them, and it becomes a wonton.

6. The mother puts the fish on the cutting board, quickly scrapes off the scales with a knife, cuts open the belly of the fish, and takes out the internal organs. Rinse the fish again, make a few cuts on the skin, and place in boiling water.

1. In fact, helping parents with housework can also exercise themselves.

Second, being able to help parents share housework is actually a happy thing.

I think that parents asking their children to help with housework can also cultivate the relationship between parents and children, two people can help each other, let their children learn to cook some meals, and when the parents are away, the children will not worry about not having food.

Yes. When I was young, the family was really busy, especially when the farm was busy, it was necessary to do housework, so parents usually taught not to be lazy and to help the family share more.

Parents would teach me to do housework. I used to do housework when I was younger. For example, sweeping the floor, washing dishes, washing one's own socks, etc., were all learned when I was a child.

As the saying goes, the plan of the year lies in the spring, and the plan of the day lies in diligence. I believe that children should be cultivated from an early age, so that they can develop good habits, so that they can learn traditional Chinese virtues, pass them on, and carry them forward.