Ask for the sixth grade composition of "I bring honor to the class"

Time flies, in a blink of an eye, it has been a month since I entered the new school year. Students go back to school, study and live together, and become a family again.

Students, you must be familiar with this topic. You must have thought about the phrase "I want to give credit to the class", but what can you do to really give credit to the class?

I think it's easy to add luster to the class. You don't have to do anything earth-shattering, and you don't have to do anything earth-shattering, because everything should start with small things. Take the residential category as an example. If you are on duty to clean the dormitory every day, fold a quilt carefully, lay the sheets carefully, and put the pots and shoes away. You certainly won't deduct points. Then you have made a contribution to the class. For another example, if you have a little sense of time, don't procrastinate, don't be late, do exercises carefully and standardize every movement, then you won't deduct points from the class. Talk about discipline, then study. If every student can listen carefully and study hard in class, we will improve our grades and will not hold our class back. Then, you have made a contribution to the class and won the honor for the class. However, this honor needs the concerted efforts and unity of all of you, Qi Xin, to add luster to the class. These are small things, the key is whether you do it or not. The class group is like a neon lamp, and its charming brilliance is made up of countless small bulbs. If everyone makes their own contribution to this group, then this class will surely shine.

From class to school to the Olympics to the motherland, we all need to contribute our own strength. Without you, this collective may not have much loss, but with your little strength, this collective will certainly be more radiant!

Every student should have a sense of collective honor, starting from every little thing and adding luster to the class, the school, the Olympic Games and the motherland. Students, let's join hands to build our excellent class collective!