In the afternoon, the teacher took us to play the game of eagle catching chicken.
The game began, and the "chickens" all hid behind the "hens". The eagle screamed and pounced on a chicken. The hen stared at the eagle to keep it away from the chicken. The eagle wants to bypass the hen to catch the chicken, but. So I found the first plot of "Eagle". At this time, "Eagle" found the right time and pounced on another "chicken". The hen tries to protect the chick. Just as the eagle was about to pounce on the chicken, the hen suddenly appeared in front of the eagle, blocking its way with open wings. In this way, the second attack of the eagle failed again.
How happy the students are!
Look at the picture in composition 2 of the first grade "The eagle catches the chicken": On Wednesday, we finished the exercise class.
Began to play, "eagle" and "hen" began a fierce struggle. As soon as the eagle goes to the left, the hen goes to the left, and the chicken follows the hen to the left. In this way, "Eagle" ran and ran, feeling a little tired, and thought of a clever plan. The eagle pretended to stand in place and rest. Hens and chicks gradually relaxed their vigilance and then took a bold rest. Just then, the "eagle" suddenly turned sharply, causing panic among the "chickens". Some "chickens" fell down, some "chickens" fell behind, and some "chickens" desperately grabbed the clothes of "hens" to prevent the "eagles" from catching them. Later, a "chicken" ran too fast and rolled on the ground. When the chicken stood up, he saw the fierce eyes of the eagle staring at it. Therefore, this "chicken" had to be obediently eaten by the "eagle". After that, one chicken after another was caught by the eagle. Only one chicken was not caught by the eagle.
It turns out that to play this game of "the eagle catches the chicken", it is necessary to be very United, and one "chicken" should not be left and one "chicken" should be right, otherwise it will be easily caught by the "eagle".
One Sunday afternoon, some friends and I went to the park to play the game of eagle catching chicken.
The game has begun. The eagle stared at the chicken with wide eyes. It flies left and right. The hen opens her arms, blocking to the left for a while and to the right for a while. Suddenly, the eagle turned around, bypassed the hen and rushed to the last chicken. When the hen saw that the situation was not good, she shouted that a chicken was hiding. Some desperately call mom; One stood in a daze with fear. The eagle saw the opportunity and rushed to catch the chicken.
This Sunday afternoon, we all had a good time!
Look at the pictures in composition 4 of the first grade "The Eagle Catches the Chicken":
The eagle catching chickens is a game that never tires of playing. It's fun and interesting. As long as more than three people can play, one is an eagle, one is a hen and the other is a chicken, but the more "chickens", the more fun it is.
On a sunny afternoon, the hen came to the grass to catch insects with her lovely chicks. Suddenly, a fierce "eagle" appeared in the sky, staring at fierce round eyes, spreading wide wings and sticking out sharp claws, as if to say, "Haha! With so many chickens, I can have a full meal, ha! Ha. . . . . "The eagle swooped down from the mountain like a tiger. "Hen" spread its wings and stared at the eagle tightly, thinking: I won't be angry when I am a sick chicken. If you want to eat my children, there is no way. "hen" tells "chicken": "don't be afraid, babies, stay close!" "Chickens" followed the other closely, fearing to be caught by the eagle. The eagle catches the chicken. Look at pictures in grade one and write a composition in grade one.
When the eagle saw that there was nothing to take advantage of, he used his crooked brain and pretended to be careless to let the hen relax her vigilance. Unexpectedly, the hen was not fooled at all, and she was not taken lightly at all. When the eagle saw that one plan failed, it gave birth to another. It pretended to run to the left. The hen immediately ran a few steps to the left, and the eagle pretended to run to the right. The hen immediately ran to the right, and the eagle pretended to run to the left, but this time the hen didn't run. She thinks the eagle is pretending again. Seeing that the situation was not good, "Eagle" rushed forward and roared, and a "chicken" became its delicious meal. "Hen" sighed, "Chicken" pulled a long face, and all the students on the sidelines laughed. ...
I like playing games, and I also like playing with eagles to catch chickens.