A child writes a 300-word composition while watching a big sheep and a small sheep grazing.

I like sheep very much. Every time the red fireball climbs down the mountain, I will feed three sheep when I come home from school.

Today, as usual, I came to the sheep shed to feed the sheep. As soon as the three sheep saw me, they all gathered around the shed, staring at me with big eyes and bleating. Seeing them will make me feel very happy. I replied cheerfully, "Ah, you are all hungry! I'll mow the grass for you. " Those sheep are also barking, as if to say, "hurry up!" " "

I picked up a basket and immediately ran to mow the grass. Soon, a basket full of fresh grass was cut. I am carrying a basket and walking on the path under the sunset sky, but I have no time to enjoy this beautiful scenery, because those hungry sheep with their chests sticking to their backs are still waiting for the grass in my basket!

When I got home, I filled the sheep's feces with freshly cut grass. Those white sheep lost their gentle appearance just now, rushed to the tender grass like three hungry wolves, and gulped down. It's ungrateful to ignore me at all!

They ate so intently that it seemed that even I was standing in front of them and disappeared. They eat so carefully that they can eat some twigs. When they eat, their mouths turn left and right, and their teeth chew up and down. It's fun. When their stomachs are full, they will quietly "ruminate" undigested food again and chew it again ...

I often observe sheep eating grass and think that we should learn from sheep in our study. Learn the concentration of sheep eating grass in class and listen carefully. When digesting this knowledge, we should learn from sheep and eat carefully, pick out useless knowledge and absorb good knowledge. When consolidating knowledge, we should learn the "ruminating" habit of sheep eating again and review the knowledge again.

However, it is easier said than done, so I must learn the spirit of sheep well in my study. This is the revelation of watching sheep eat grass.