Mother's Day Kindergarten Brief Speech

The short words of Mother's Day kindergarten are as follows:

Word 1:

Spring has quietly come to us, the spring breeze gently blows the flowers red, and the spring rain quietly moistens the leaves. We are as vibrant as the red flowers and green leaves, and who ever thought who made the spring breeze and spring rain silently moisten us? When we get out of bed in a hurry in the morning, who has cooked a delicious breakfast for us?

When we hurried out of the house with our schoolbags on our backs, whose figure lingered at the window and looked around? When we came home tired, who had already cooked the bath water for us? Who quietly put a glass of milk on the corner of the table when we study late into the night? What kind of person can do so much without asking for anything in return? It's mom.

Word 2:

Each of us has a mother who loves us the most and is the greatest person. When I was young, my mother washed our feet and faces every day. It's the best meal my mother cooks every day; It was also my mother who dressed us in beautiful clothes. Where it hurts, there is a mother to help us rub it; I am sleepy, and my mother is holding us to sleep.

in winter, my mother is afraid that we will be cold. In summer, my mother is afraid that we will be very hot. We coquetry in their arms; We grew up on their backs; It is mother who takes care of us every day when we grow up. Today is their holiday. Starting today, children should know how to love their mothers more.

Speech 3:

Only a mother is good in the world, and a child with a mother is a treasure. Only a mother is good in the world, and a child without a mother is like grass. Whenever we sing the song "Only a mother is good in the world", we will think of it: when we are fading, it is a mother shaking her tired arms and humming a lullaby, coaxing us into a sweet dream.

When learning English, it was my mother who taught us to say the first sentence of life with countless encouragements. When we were toddlers, it was our mother who led us to take the first step in life with her warm hands. The first time we took up our schoolbags and stepped into the school gate, it was our mother who told us to be good children who studied hard. Today, under the caress of my mother, I am grown up and sensible.