6 1 get-together composition 400 words.

June 1 day this year is the annual Children's Day, and the school also held a get-together party. The people attending this get-together are all teachers and students of the school. This year's get-together is more lively than last year. Each class has also prepared various games. Class 40 1 class prepared the game of drumming and sitting, class 403 prepared the program of swinging, class 404 prepared the game of blowing out candles, and class 405 prepared the game of sticking nose. After the meeting, the get-together began. At first, the students all ran to Class 403. The students circled, and the goal was an empty coke bottle. The first student drew a circle and threw it out. With a bang, the students failed. It turned out that his circle met the circle of his classmates next to him. The second classmate took aim, saved himself from the circle and was caught! After winning the lottery, the classmate was so happy that he went to play other games. Subsequently, many students played this game, some students succeeded, and some students failed. Some students who bypassed the circle went to stick their noses. I also followed my classmates to Class 405. At this time, there was a burst of laughter from Class 405. Oh! It turned out that a girl put her nose on her eyebrows when she put it on her nose, which made the students burst into laughter. Later, a boy bravely stood up and said, "Today is our festival, so I will show you my kung fu!" " The students leaned forward and backward with a smile. The boy blindfolded and walked forward with his nose. After a while, he bumped into the blackboard and his nose was burnt. Suddenly, a classmate shouted, "How come?" The students came to their senses and he stuck to his point of view. This student is really right! At this time, it is already past 2 pm, and the party is almost over. In order to play the game again, the students all spent the shortest time playing the game, that is, blowing out the candles. The students came to Class 404, lined up, one by one, and took turns to play. I saw the students in front blew a few times, but the candle turned red instead of blowing out. This classmate was leaving, and the next classmate blew out the candle easily, but God seemed to pity him, and the small flame left by the candle made the candle burn again. This classmate also failed. When the last classmate arrived, the party was over. Although the party is over, the laughter of the students still reverberates in the campus!