Classic sentences for sending children to school

The classic sentence of sending children to school is as follows:

1, watching my daughter look at school excitedly and talk to me happily, I feel that my daughter has really grown up and really wants to leave me.

2, when my mother can't bear to cry, especially when I go to school, I cry with you and call my mother not to go, and my heart will be broken at that moment.

3, sending children to school, all kinds of worries, will not eat enough, will not wear warm clothes, will catch cold.

4, send children to school, adults are reluctant, not used to life without children.

5. The child goes to school on the first day, saying that the baby can't bear to part with his mother. In fact, the mother can't get along with the child.

6. When a child goes to school, he is really reluctant to see him carrying a schoolbag into the back of the school near the school.

7. Sending children to school is the same for all mothers in the world, and they are unwilling to be separated from their children. They can't wait to be with their children all the time, never letting go of any moment of his growth.

8. My daughter is going to college. Even though I know I won't see my daughter for four years, I hope my daughter can be more independent in school.

9. Seeing the children step into the school gate, the dry wind is blowing feebly, like a pair of old hands pulling in a hurry, with tears in their doomed parting.

10, on the first day of school, the child was sent to the door to see the child crying, and his heart was inexplicably distressed.

1 1, the child has gone to school and is a little reluctant. I can't, son. Dad can't bear to part with you You have to suffer to be a master.

12, my daughter is leaving home to go to college. Mixed tastes are mixed, and they are also happy and worried. The good news is that the child's dream came true and he was admitted to 985 colleges and universities, an ideal major. But I feel that my heart has been hollowed out and my heart is full of disappointment.

13. My baby didn't want to go to kindergarten on the first day today, for fear that the child would be wronged in kindergarten.

14, I must miss you when you miss me. When school is over, we must have a good hug.

15, it's not that my children can't bear to part with me, but that I can't bear to part with my children going to kindergarten.