What are the pictures for first grade students to look at and write sentences about?

The pictures for first grade students to look at pictures and write sentences are as follows:

Look at pictures and write sentences. There are little white rabbits eating carrots, small fish swimming, children doing exercises, singing and dancing, and the moon. Boat, Kitty on the Drum, I Like, Chicks and Ducks and many more.

Writing skills for looking at pictures and writing:

1. Be sure to observe and observe carefully. First, look at who is in the picture and what they are doing. Then, look at where the place is on the picture to determine what time it is. During this process, you must be careful and watch carefully. This is the prerequisite for cultivating children's habit of careful observation and ability to make accurate judgments.

2. Be sure to speak first and clearly. Look at the pictures first, then talk. This is a necessary prerequisite for looking at pictures and writing words. Don't be in a hurry to write, because the limitations of first-grade children's literacy and writing abilities do not allow too many and too high requirements for writing.

3. Be sure to write clearly and completely. For first-grade students, the requirements for looking at pictures and writing are not high, as long as they can write a complete sentence. Before writing, be sure to repeat what you just said and write it word for word. If you can't write a word, use pinyin instead.

4. Be sure to read again and read fluently. Reading aloud after writing is a process of self-examination. Reading aloud allows you to know whether the written sentences are smooth, whether they are explained clearly, and whether they completely reproduce what was just observed and said.