Three children cross the bridge to see pictures.

Examples of three children crossing the bridge to look at pictures and write words:

On a sunny weekend, three children-Xiaoming, Xiaohong and Xiaohua-went to the park to play together. They are crossing a small bridge, which is a small wooden bridge. It looks very beautiful. There is a clear river under the bridge, and the small fish in the river swim happily.

Xiaoming, Xiaohong and Xiaohua are walking happily on the bridge. As they walked, they enjoyed the scenery around them. Suddenly, Xiaohong stopped. Her little dog Xiaohei ran to the other side of the bridge, stood there and looked at her, wagging her tail. Xiaohong was worried because the bridge was narrow, and she was afraid that Little Black would fall into the river.

Xiaoming and Xiaohua are worried when they see Xiaohong. They decided to help Xiaohong. Xiaoming walked over, squatted down and said to Xiaohe, "Come, Xiaohe, come here." Xiaohei heard Xiaoming's words and bravely ran across the bridge to Xiaohong. Xiaohong is very grateful to Xiaoming and Xiaohua. They walked forward together and chatted happily.

In the process of crossing the bridge, all three children are friendly and help each other. They showed warm interpersonal relationships and love for animals. This simple story tells us that we should learn to help each other and care for others, whether in life or in study.

Finally, the three children crossed the bridge safely, and they spent a pleasant afternoon in the park.

Points for attention when looking at pictures and talking:

1. Look at the picture carefully: Make sure you have looked at the picture carefully before you start talking. Pay attention to details, characters, movements, colors, shapes, etc. In the picture, this can provide you with clues to tell.

2. Organize the language: Before speaking, organize the language in your mind in advance to ensure that your thoughts are clear. You can consider using some transitional words to connect different ideas and viewpoints to make the story smoother.

3. Tell details: When telling pictures, include as many details as possible. This will make your story richer and more interesting, and at the same time help the listener to better understand the content of the picture.

4. Keep the language simple: Try to avoid using too many nonsense or repetitive words. When telling, use concise and clear language as much as possible to make it easier for listeners to understand and remember.

5, control the speed of speech: when telling, pay attention to control your own speed. Speaking too fast may make it difficult for listeners to understand, and speaking too slowly may make the story boring.