The little girl jumps rope and writes sentences with continuous movements.

The little girl jumps rope and writes the following sentences with continuous movements:

1, I saw a little girl holding both ends of the skipping rope with both hands and waving a long rope. At this time, skipping rope, like living, is not very good at waving.

2. The little girl, like a dancing butterfly, flutters between ropes, her hands are thrown off, and her braids swing in an orderly way with the rhythm.

3. The rope sticks to the ground and makes a "click" sound, and your feet jump up smartly, once, twice, three times, four times ... The more you jump, the more skillful you jump.

4. When I started skipping rope, I always couldn't jump well. My hands and feet are not in harmony, and the rope is always in front of my feet. Later, my mother taught me that I learned it slowly through continuous and serious practice. At first, I could only dance three or four times. After repeated jumps, now I can jump on one leg several times instead of two legs! I think skipping rope is a good exercise and can exercise!

When the referee whistled, our rope was quickly thrown up, just like colorful dragons flying. The rope fell to the ground and the dust was flying. "Hoo hoo", I only heard the sound of rope shaking in my ears. Countless ropes form a rope net, which dazzles many people and makes them count according to their feet. It's not easy to watch your feet. There are all kinds, some jump on one foot, some jump on both feet, some jump like running, and some jump in patterns.