Selected Observational Essays on Innovative Thinking for Primary School Students

Author: Peng Zhixiang et al
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Composition is an important part of primary school Chinese language education, starting from lower grades as writing training. So, what are the "secrets" or "golden keys" to writing good essays, and how can they be obtained? In fact, every student has probably heard their teacher say that the "golden key" lies in your eyes and in your hands. Speaking of your eyes, it means you need to observe more, observe carefully, take a close look at the things around you, see them clearly, and remember them in your heart. Speaking of your hands, it means using the pen in your hand to write and practice more. If you can observe carefully, practice writing often, and persevere, then you can write excellent essays one after another. This is the "golden key" to composition, as well as the "secret" to writing good essays. This book, New Thinking Observation Essays for Primary School Students, collects over a hundred "observations" from fellow students around you. Through reading, you will clearly feel that these people, events, objects, scenes, thoughts, and experiences are very familiar to us. However, these young authors paid close attention to their observations, thought deeply, and combined with their daily writing practice, they created these "new thinking observation" essays with fresh perspectives, new feelings, and innovative ideas. The materials for these essays come from ordinary, everyday life—home, school, and society.