Essay The Dance of Ants for elementary school students

Birds, grey-headed frogs, clever monkeys and hulking bears all come together for the forest dance. The beautiful fawn is dancing happily, the clever squirrel is playing the piano happily, and the lively and cute rabbit and the little bird are singing that beautiful song together. The most defensive hedgehog played the violin with his head crooked, the gray-headed frog played the flute to his heart's content, the clever monkey was doing aerobics, and only the heavy bear was there.

"Rustle......"Who's playing cheerful and lively music outside the window? I poked my head out to observe, and it turned out to be a naughty virtuoso - Spring Rain. The spring rain sang a cheerful song, the thunder accompanied it, the small raindrops danced for it, and all kinds of plants poured down for it.

You see, singing with the "rustling" of the spring rain, the naughty little raindrops danced the "spring dance" with a beautiful melody on the tall and straight camphor tree. They slide from leaf to leaf, and the small raindrops reflect the colorful light, which is beautiful! Some small raindrops still hang nostalgically on the leaf tops, as if naughty children are reluctant to embrace the swing.

In the garden, it was as if a dance party was being held, with flowers, grass, and saplings dancing to the beat of the drums of Uncle Lei. You see, the big camphor tree is like a green stage, and the osmanthus trees dressed up by the spring breeze and spring rain are like enthusiastic and dignified audiences; The podocarpus were also whispering to each other, as if praising the wonderfulness of the dance; From time to time, the small flowers and grasses are swaying and clapping to the rhythm ......of the dance

We'll definitely try harder next time! Goodbye! ”

Write the essay yourself and give you an idea--

1.Describe the characteristics of ants. appearance, etc.

2.Write down what you have realized (starting with the size of the ants and their own size and how they relate to each other).

3.Insert some good words and phrases, and you're good to go.

1.Ants like to live in groups, they are very united, and they always share blessings and hardships.

2.Today, I went to observe the ants, and I saw that the ants have three segments in their bodies, a large head, a mouth with clamps, six pairs of legs, and antennae on their heads!

3.They like to move things. I put some breadcrumbs on the ground, and a "scout" came.

As soon as it saw that it was food, the Scout immediately turned around and went to touch the tentacles with the "Captain", as if to say, "Captain, there is food ahead, you go and tell all the people to move it!" Then a large group of ants crawled out of the hole to carry the food, some with clamps, some with two ants, and some with a group of ants.

I moved the food with a small stick, and when the ants saw that the situation was not good, they quickly crawled back into the hole, and I crumpled the food into slag and put it at the mouth of the hole, and after a while, a large group of ants crawled out and carried the food away.

4.I observed that ants love sweet and salty food, and I put a little spicy food there, and they just looked at it and crawled away.

When it comes to ants, everyone will inevitably think that ants are weak animals that will die if they step on it. In the flower beds, in the grass, and in the corners of the walls, I often see ants crawling around in them, and there is also an ant hole in front of my house. When I was a child, I also thought that ants were fragile little creatures, but then an incident happened that deeply shocked me and made me change my opinion about ants.

I remember that it was one day in the first lunar month, my sister and I set off fireworks in front of our house, everyone talked and laughed, and the whole alley was full ......of laughter and laughter, and it didn't stop for a moment, and the deafening sound of fireworks in the air didn't stop for a momentSuddenly, a puff of smoke came out of the corner in front of my house. It turned out that when Dad was setting off firecrackers, a cluster of firecrackers accidentally fell there, leading the dead grass in the corner. Luckily, it was a small flame and it didn't get out of the way, but I looked at the smoke and suddenly remembered that there was an ant hole there.

Worst! I hurriedly crouched down to observe the safety of the ants.

At this time, from the small flame, I vaguely saw a "black mass" rolling out of the "sea of fire" and quickly dispersed. Yes! It's ants, many ants are still alive.

It turned out that when the ants saw that the hole was on fire, they hugged each other, you bit me, I bit you, and escaped by their own strength. I immediately spooned a bowl of water and poured it on the flames, which were extinguished with a whoosh. The ants escaped and I was relieved.

We are moved by the united strength of the ants, and I admire the tenacious and unyielding spirit of the ants in the face of danger. We should think about it: in real life, when we encounter difficulties, do we ask our parents, ask our teachers, or do we not give in like ants and overcome all difficulties.

Today, on the way out of school, I found a dying green worm slowly wriggling, and I also saw a small ant spinning around next to the big green worm, as if trying to get it back to the nest, but there was nothing I could do, because the big green worm was indeed too large for a small ant.

I kept my eyes on them to see how things would play out. Although this little ant is so small compared to the big green worm, but it is not willing to give up this hard-won delicacy easily, I saw it pull from the head of the big green worm for a while, and push it from the tail for a while. I think the little ant will be exhausted and will be helpless to go home, how do I know that something strange happened, I saw the two tentacles on the head of the little ant keep swinging up and down, I was wondering, I don't know what it is going to do, after a while, a swarm of ants came to the big green worm, some pushed, some pulled, some lazy guys even climbed on the big green worm to enjoy the delicious.

In the end, the huge green worms were successfully transported back to the nest by countless tiny ants.

Yes! Little ants all have this spirit of perseverance, solidarity and mutual assistance, let alone us? Let us remember Zweig's statement that all human work, if it is worth doing, and to be done well, should be given full attention.

Tiny ants are insignificant, and as long as we lightly step on them, their lives are gone. However, there is a valuable quality in ants that we humans can learn from - solidarity and cooperation.

I remember one time, I was walking in front of my house, and suddenly I saw a biscuit on the ground, and there was a small ant standing next to the biscuit, and I thought: What is this little ant doing? So I crouched down curiously and looked at the little ant carefully.

I saw that he first used his tentacles to top the biscuits, but the biscuits did not move at all. It made me understand that it was going to lift the cookie up. As I continued to observe, it tried to push the biscuit forward with its front feet, but it wouldn't move.

Finally, it struggled to carry the biscuit on its back, but as soon as it carried it, it couldn't bear it, so it put it down again. Although the little ant did not leave, it could be seen that it was disappointed. The little ant walked back and forth in front of the cookie again, as if thinking of something, and then quietly left, I thought:

This little ant must have given up, and I have nothing more to see, so go home. Just as I was getting up to leave, I suddenly saw a large group of ants walking towards the biscuit, and it was the little ant that took the lead! Under the command of the little ants, the ants lined up in two rows on both sides of the biscuits, the big ones carried on their backs, and the small ones were topped with their antennae, and finally lifted the biscuits, and I kept watching the biscuits and the group of ants, watching them disappear into the green grass.

It is impossible for a small ant to move this biscuit, but when many ants think about it together and work hard together, it condenses into a powerful force - the power of unity and cooperation. Therefore, we must learn to unite and cooperate, help each other, and not insist on going our own way. That's what I learned from the fact that ants move food.

If only time could be turned back.

Take the silver out of my left pocket! But please leave this pocket on the right, because it contains my wealth --- time.

Time is like a gentle wind, and when it blows, it passes by; Time is like a blooming flower, it cannot stay forever at the moment when it is just in full bloom; Time is like a small tree that has just come out, and as the days go by, it will grow old. Time is all around us, and we should keep asking ourselves: Am I wasting my time?

If I could turn back time, I would never let it be a gust of wind and pass by it. Rather, I'm going to go back to my childhood and see how naughty I was. How cute? Looking at how strict and caring my parents are with me?

If time could be turned back, it would be the little flowers, although they could not stay in the moment of bloom forever, but they would also do a lot of things to make life happy. If it were me, I would definitely go back to my parents' childhood, enjoy their happiness, and listen to their laughter. Climbing trees, catching grasshoppers, shaving sweet potatoes, catching crickets, and somersaulting in an endless field, how I yearn for it!

If you could turn back time, it would definitely be the little trees that have just grown, and although they will grow old, they will not regret it, because they have contributed to others and lived a wonderful life. If it were me, I would definitely go back to the old days of poverty, give something to those in need, and give them all my toys and food, so that they can all live a short but happy life.

If I could turn back the clock, I would not do everything casually, but do my best!

Well, write it yourself, I can't help you.

"Great, great. "The army of ants is coming out of my house.

On Sunday, the sky was blue, and it was as blue as the sea. I was on the balcony to enjoy the flowers. "Huh! How can there be ants here? "At first, I didn't pay much attention to it, but after a few days, there was a swarm of ants in my kitchen, which added to the distress for our family!

In order to expel the ant army from the country, my mother and I sprayed a lot of pesticides at home, which can be said to be the line of fire.

At first, it was quite useful, but after a while, under the breakthrough of the ant army, the ants passed the line of fire.

However, I have been thinking about a question: how can ants see such a long way because their strength is quite poor?

I hurriedly asked my mother, "Mom, how can ants know such a long way?" Mom said

Ants walk by signs, and when an ant catches its prey, the path he walks will leave a mark. It dawned on me that I said to my mother, "Let's change the logo!"

Mom listened and agreed.

So, I took action with great interest, I washed it with a rag in water, and then washed it at the sign of the ant's path, and after half a day's effort, the ant's path was finally cleaned.

I thought: the ant road has been cleaned, the ants must not know the direction, let's do an experiment! So, I found an ant and put it on the ground to watch his movements, and this ant was like a monk of Zhang'er, who was confused and did not know the direction. "Great, great, successful. ”

So, I took a piece of candy and put it in front of the ant with great interest, and the ant pounced on the sugar as if it had received a message, and I moved the sugar back step by step, until I stopped outside the house, and the ant shared the delicious taste on the sugar. Sure enough, after a while, the army of ants walked towards the sugar ...... along the ant's sign

At this point, my heart was as happy as if I had eaten ice cream.

Today, I was observing ants on the sidewalk steps downstairs.

On one side of the stairs lived several nests of ants. At first, I saw them crawling around outside the nest, probably foraging. Mom spit out the candy cube in her mouth and put it on the edge of the ant nest, I broke the biscuit in my hand into small pieces and put it on the way where the ants passed, a few ants licked on the candy cube, and then looked at the biscuit, and soon they lost interest in the candy cube and concentrated on launching an offensive against the biscuit.

One of the ants immediately returned to the edge of the nest and moved his tentacles a few times in front of his partner, as if to say, "Brothers, there are good things at the door, come and move them!" Then, a few ants crawled out of the hole, and I put a few more biscuits of different sizes, and the small biscuits were quickly moved away by one or several ants, and there were some small ants that were surrounded by a large biscuit, and one ant seemed to say:

Wait, I'm going to call Hercules. He shouted at the edge of the nest, "Get Hercules out, it's too heavy."

After saying that, five or six larger ants crawled out, a dozen small ants and a few big ants worked together, the ants in front grabbed the biscuit with their forelimbs, and walked back hard, and the ants in the back pushed forward hard, and after a while, the largest biscuit was moved home by them.

I also saw two ants carrying a small biscuit to their home, and on the way I met a few ants from another nest carrying a large biscuit, and the two ants gave way, and they could move in any direction without changing where they were holding the biscuit, and they were turning around, and it seemed that they were lost. I said to my mother, "I really want to talk to them, your home is here.""

Ants are really capable! I can move food many times bigger than my body, and I really admire how intelligent ants are.