Look at the picture and write. Second grade, catch it with an eye patch.

Today, we play an interesting game-draw a panda's mouth.

Teacher Che drew a lively and lovely panda on the blackboard. Let's draw a mouth for the blindfolded panda. As soon as Teacher Che's voice fell, the students raised their hands. Everyone held their breath and looked at Mr. Che, hoping that Mr. Che could call himself. Wang Yufei!' Teacher Che called me, and I was both happy and nervous. Teacher Che came up to me and blindfolded me. Suddenly, my eyes went black and I became more nervous. I touched the desk, moved my feet carefully and finally touched the blackboard. I picked up a piece of chalk and found my hands a little shaky. What should I do if I draw my mouth on my ears or other parts of my body? My classmates urged me below, and I touched the blackboard with my hands. The students laughed. I quickly wiped my mouth, changed it, and drew another mouth. I don't care. I took off my blindfold and looked at it. Ah, I drew my mouth on the panda. Looking at that strange look, I couldn't help laughing myself, and my classmates bent over with laughter. I ran down shyly, hoping the panda wouldn't blame me.

Next is Teng Jian, who draws his mouth on the panda's shoulder. The students who went up made jokes one by one, and the students below all laughed their heads off. Unconsciously, the bell rang. ...

This class is really happy!