When we get out of our busy study or work and throw ourselves into the embrace of nature, we find that our mother nature has changed-the mountains are bare; The pond turned into a mud pit; You can't catch fish and shrimp in a small river. Let's see bigger and farther! According to scientists' statistics, the Yellow River, the cradle of the Chinese nation, burst 1500 times and changed its course 26 times in two thousand years, which brought great disasters to people on both sides of the strait. Why is this happening? The Yangtze River will become the second Yellow River! Now that the ozone layer over Antarctica has broken, what does this mean? This means that if we don't protect the environment quickly and cherish our earth home, the beautiful earth home will disappear with mankind itself!
So I want to appeal loudly: we should protect the environment!
What is the connection between protecting the environment and the daily hygiene of our pupils? I think these two things are closely related: because our biggest activity area now is the campus! We are students at school now and successors of the future society! Now we have formed a good habit of paying attention to public health, and when we grow up, we will become a new generation of successors to rationally use resources and protect the environment.
We are primary school students, and each of us should form a good habit of caring for the environment from an early age, starting from daily life: don't throw things out of the window, don't throw garbage everywhere, do a good job in personal hygiene and care for collective hygiene. Strictly abide by the Code of Conduct for Daily Hygiene of Pupils, clean every corner of the school, beautify everything in the school, and let us live in a healthy and civilized campus.
We have been clean students since childhood. When we grow up, we will become citizens who care for the environment. We will make the bare mountains green, the rivers clear and the fish and shrimp live in clean ponds again. At that time, the Yellow River was as clear and charming as the Yangtze River.