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Today, the sun is shining, the breeze spreads the fragrance of flowers to every corner of the school, and it rains continuously. Finally, it is sunny, and the students talk about it again: Last week, the teacher asked each of us to bring a kite to school. It would be nice to fly a kite in such fine weather today. Sure enough, in the first class, the teacher announced, "We are going to fly kites this afternoon." "Oh!" The students cheered.

I managed to stay up until the afternoon, and all the students brought kites to the classroom. What a kite party! There are lively and lovely little goldfish, light parachutes, brilliant rainbows, and Bao Gong, who enforces the law impartially ... It's really different.

We came to the playground and started flying kites in groups of twos and threes. A boy and I chose an Altman kite to fly. He first tried the wind direction with a red scarf, then held up the kite and stood against the wind. I slowly paid off the line and retreated, and I stopped when I was almost five or six meters away from him. "Let go", he sent the kite to the sky hard, and I quickly ran with the string, paying off the line while running, "Quick, quick!" He shouted. Seeing the kite slowly rising, suddenly, a cross wind blew, and the kite suddenly fell from the air. Well, it's not a good start, but it doesn't matter. Keep working hard. This time, we had experience and started to fly when the wind was a little lighter. This time, the kite flew smoothly. I slowly paid off the line and pulled the line. The kite flew higher and higher, and almost all the lines on the string were released. I stopped paying off, holding the string in one hand and pulling the line from time to time with the other hand to keep the kite in the air. Looking around, the students quickly put kites in the sky, and all kinds of kites were heroic in the sky: "Butterfly" and "Goldfish" danced beautifully; The "plane" swooped for a while, and then glided slowly and smoothly; And our "Altman" is looking at a "big-eyed monster", as if a duel is about to take place ... Laughter and laughter filled the whole playground. "Back to the classroom!" We reluctantly left the playground, and the students felt that they were still wanting more. We agreed to fly kites again when we had time.