What steps are you taking?

1. Tea-picking girls face the morning glow and walk to the tea garden in groups of three or five.

2. The children are facing the sunshine, stepping on the morning dew and walking together for a better tomorrow.

Facing the oncoming spring breeze, I walked along the corridor on the green grass to my grandmother's house.

4, facing the dawn, stepping on the light, firmness and hope, to the sky of dreams.

Sentence-making skills:

Association method: This method is based on the tool method, combined with children's real life learning, expanding learning applications.

For example, primary school students learned a word "like" today, and they know that they can group words into: like, like and so on. Through textbooks or dictionaries and tutorials. Combining with the examples in life, he gradually learned to make sentences with combination words: "like" combination words: like, like making sentences: she didn't do well in the exam, and she was afraid of being scolded by her mother when she went back, as if crying.