Look at the pictures and write a composition. It rained with animals in the third grade.

It rained, and the animal world became different. Let's look at the story of animals in rainy days!

When it rains heavily in the forest, the birds quickly hide in the tree holes in the forest. They cover their heads with soft feathers to prevent their bodies from getting wet by the rain. Some birds are still jumping on the branches, singing beautiful songs, as if welcoming the arrival of rain.

On the grass, rabbits hide in their caves. They blocked the hole with soft hair to prevent rain from infiltrating. In the cave, the rabbits snuggled up to each other and spent the rainy day warmly and safely.

Frogs by the river welcome the rain. They jumped into the lake to enjoy the rain. Frogs jump happily in the water, making a clear cry, as if welcoming the rain.

In the field, the little mice hurried back to their caves. They dig a path with their little paws so that they can enter the cave smoothly. In the cave, the mice huddled together to keep warm, waiting for the rain to stop.

On the tree, the squirrels found a thick leaf and covered their bodies with it. Squirrels crouched under the leaves and waited quietly for the rain to stop. Sometimes, after the rain stops, they will quickly jump to another tree in search of delicious nuts.

On rainy days, although the lives of animals are affected, they all have their own ways to protect themselves. They learned to adapt to the changes in the natural environment and found their own shelter from the rain. When it rains, animals show their unique lifestyle and wisdom.

Through observation and imagination, we can imagine the scene of animals in rainy days, so that we can better understand and respect all kinds of life in nature. Rainy days are not only stories of animals, but also a time for us to get close to nature. Let's explore and appreciate this beautiful natural world together!