An incident in vocational school life essay 600

Many things happen every day in school life. You can choose a meaningful thing to write about and let yourself understand the truth through this thing.

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Every day, many things happen in our school. One of them is unforgettable and unforgettable, and it also made me understand a truth.

The thing is like this, because I usually like to draw, so I joined the poster group. One day, the teacher arranged for us to do a drawing board newspaper. This is my first time participating in the Illustrated Paper, and I am looking forward to it. Next, the team leader assigned tasks to the team members, and each person was responsible for a section. Perhaps the team leader considered that it was my first time to participate in the poster, so he did not assign work to me. When other students were busy drawing and reporting on their blackboards, I could only stand by anxiously, looking at their drawings and reports with envy, and occasionally helping them hand over utensils such as erasers or chalk.

At this time, the teacher came over and saw that I did not participate in the drawing board report, so he asked me: "Why are you just standing here and not drawing with the classmates?" I heard the teacher ask this I, a classmate answered for me: "There is no garden space, the team leader asked her to do auxiliary work." The teacher nodded, and then said to me: "There are many gaps on the four sides of the blackboard, you can draw some decorations." Listen. When I heard the teacher's words, I felt so happy. I quickly picked up the chalk and stood in front of the blackboard, and carefully drew the decorations. In a blink of an eye, small flowers of various colors bloomed on the blackboard.

While I was admiring my work, the group leader looked at the flowers I painted and said to me: "There is still a small space there. I don't know what to draw. Just go ahead and draw it." I looked at the blackboard newspaper and thought about it, then picked up the chalk and started drawing carefully. After a while, a lifelike flower appeared on the blackboard.

The students finished their paintings one after another. We stood in front of the blackboard and read it. We always felt that something was missing, so we suggested to everyone: "The gap between the garden and the garden is too big, let's decorate it." The students picked up the chalk and joined me in planting fresh flowers and plants on our blackboard, attracting beautiful butterflies and hard-working bees, as well as small animals playing on the grass. The whole blackboard immediately became beautiful and vivid. Looking at the blackboard newspaper, our whole group laughed happily. I was not only happy, but also very proud, because the teacher said to me: "You are very good at painting. You must paint more in the future."

This is The thing is, I understand a truth: You must have confidence in everything you do. If you don’t have confidence in anything, you won’t do anything well.