How to write "flying chess" in the second grade of primary school students?

I bought flying chess on Saturday afternoon. After lunch, I said to my father, "Play flying chess with me." Dad agreed.

I chose the blue plane, and my father chose the yellow plane. The rules of flying chess are: you can take off on two, four and six, but you can't take off on one, three and five. I threw a sieve first, then two. I took off a plane. It's dad's turn to vote. He cast six votes. Dad proudly took off a plane and can vote again. He threw two more shots and flew to the sixth step. I was a little unconvinced and said, "Bless me to vote for six, bless me to vote for six." I didn't expect to really vote for six, clapping my hands happily. In this way, I took off another plane, I voted again, there was only one plane, and I pushed the blue plane one step further.

Soon, dad will have four planes to reach the finish line. I only have three planes to reach the finish line, and I'm in a hurry. However, after a while, I caught up. I still have four steps to get all the planes to the finish line, and Dad has two steps to get all the planes to the finish line. Dad voted and voted, and voted six times in a row. He took six steps and then took four steps back. I gloated and said, "Look at me." I didn't expect that I only voted for three, and there is still one step from the finish line. This coke is bad for dad. He smiled and said, "It seems that I still have a chance to win!" " "Dad voted for two, and his plane has reached the finish line. I just saw my father's plane. The father smiled and said, "son, come and challenge again next time!" " "

Although I lost today, I am confident that I can beat my father next time.