Narrative composition for primary school students: a 500-word composition about a successful experience

A 500-word essay on a successful experience

My life is full of unforgettable experiences. Among them, a successful experience remains fresh in my memory. The story happened in late May 2007, when I was in the third grade of elementary school.

As June Day approaches, the school organized a "Trade Festival" event. Although the weather was not very good and it started to drizzle, the heavy rain did not affect everyone's excitement. Everyone came to school early and brought some goods for "trade", including a variety of food, novel and beautiful stationery, fascinating books, and some cute toys. In addition, the students also brought some money. Even before the event started, everyone started to get busy. I was no exception and made several placards. A few strong male students moved the table to the corridor at the entrance of the classroom. I put the placard on it and the activity started.

As a store manager, I wanted to "make" more money for my class, so I had an idea and thought of a good way.

I took out a 5-yuan note from my wallet, went to Class 4 (1) and bought a 2-liter bottle of Coca-Cola, then went to the office, picked up some disposable paper cups, and drank them one cup at a time. After selling it, I didn’t expect that there were so many customers. I will increase production and sales. After I found this "road to wealth", my classmates volunteered one after another to buy lemon slices, fruity ice cubes and some drinks elsewhere to cooperate with my work. I took another straw from the office, put it in the cup, and shouted: "One piece at a time! There are lemons and ice cubes!" In this way, I attracted many customers, and the business suddenly became booming, and everyone was busy. Don't come.

At this time, Teacher Yu came to buy a Coke. He said with a smile: "This is not a special drink. One yuan is a bit expensive. The price should be lowered." I agreed and raised the price to 5 cents. /cup, but reduce the amount of one cup by half. As a result, there were a lot more customers. I suddenly felt that I had become a boss and was working with my employees... Thinking about it, I couldn't help but smile confidently.

The "Trade Festival" is over. I have "earned" so much money for the class. Even I can't believe it. The teachers and parents are even more happy. Of course, the most important thing is that this activity cultivated my economic acumen, exercised my hands-on ability, and gave me a taste of success.