What are four silly things that the story of the frog and the toad does?

Five little stories from the life of the frog and toad, good friends, may seem prosaic, but they speak about the essence of courage, wisdom, friendship, happiness and joy. Read these five stories, laugh out loud, get inspired and gained. Two good friends care for each other and help each other in their daily lives.

They share their goodies and live happily ever after. So I'm going to tell you a little story: One day, the toad was baking a big bowl of biscuits, and he sniffed it and said, "Wow, it smells so good!"

I thought to myself, I can't eat such a delicious thing alone, I should share it with my good friend, Frog. So I took it to the frog's house to eat together, and the two good friends ate happily with you and me. Another time, the toad lost the button, and the frog found the button and helped the toad find it, and they followed the toad's trail, and finally found the button in the toad's own house, and the toad happily sewed the button onto the clothes.

I especially appreciate the frog because it is helpful, brave and confident. When the old black monster hides in the cave and is about to eat the little frog, the frog will bravely tie up the old black monster to avenge the little frog that was eaten, and rescue the little frog who was not eaten, and the frog also helps the toad climb the sleigh to make him brave. Frogs are smart, smart, and witty; Toads are lazy and stupid.

But why did they become good friends? Because they have a forgiving heart, they can live together happily and happily. I think the frog's helpful spirit is worth emulating.

Life is like a book. In life, if you think and observe. We will find a lot of such cases.

Another good thing about this book is that it opens the way for us to look for examples in our lives.

I have a little toy, a little frog. He wears a green outfit, a white belly, and a pair of glasses. There is a spring underneath the belly, as long as you rotate this spring and put the frog in the water to prepare it in advance, it will be ready to swim.

He can swim in the backstroke! I would also like to modify it: every time a fly, a mosquito flies by, it surfaces and scares away the pests; Or use your long tongue to catch pests, and the second grade forms "little frogs".

But it also has a drawback: it can't dive, so how can it scare away pests? This is my toy, a little frog.

2nd Grade: Kid Qiu.

Hello dear, almost every story in "The Frog and the Toad" has a "repetition" of plot changes. For example, when a frog is sick, the toad rents him for comfort and tells him a story, but the toad first hits the wall and can't tell it, and then he throws water on his head and still can't tell it (Storytelling). In order to make the seeds grow, the toad sings, recites poems, and plays ** (cracked "Garden"). This kind of repetition is not unique to the "bridge book", but its repetition can help children who are initially reading independently to better grasp the plot of the story.

Moreover, this can also cause the recurrence of some of Sun Yuanzhao's words, thereby reducing the difficulty of reading.