"Little Gecko Borrows Tail" tells us that every animal's tail is useful, but others' tails may not be suitable for them, so they should conform to the laws of nature. When you are in trouble, don't always think about asking others for help. Only after experiencing hardships can we grow up gradually.

The original text of "Little Gecko Borrows Tail"

The little gecko was catching mosquitoes in the corner, and a snake bit its tail. As soon as the little gecko earned it, it broke its tail and ran away.

How ugly it is to have no tail! The little gecko thought, who can I borrow my tail from?

The little gecko climbed and climbed to the river. He saw the little fish wagging its tail and swimming around in the river. The little gecko said, "Sister Fish, can you lend me your tail?" The fish said, "I can't. I want to paddle with my tail. "

The little gecko climbed and climbed and climbed to the big tree. He saw the cow wagging its tail and eating grass under the tree. The little gecko said, "Uncle Niu, can you lend me your tail?" The old cow said, "No way. I want to drive away flies with my tail. "

The little gecko crawled under the eaves. He saw swallows wagging their tails and flying around in the air. The little gecko said, "Aunt Swallow, can you lend me your tail?" The swallow said, "I can't. I want to drive with my tail. "

The little gecko is sad because he can't borrow his tail. He climbed and climbed and climbed home to find his mother.

The little gecko told his mother about borrowing his tail. Mother smiled and said, "Silly boy, turn around and have a look." The little gecko turned around and cried happily, "I have a new tail!" " "

Appreciate:

With the help of visual personification, the text expresses the characteristics of small fish, old cow, swallow and gecko tails with story scenes and vivid and interesting language, and reveals the truth that "animal tails are all useful" The text contains popular science knowledge in the form of vivid and interesting stories, which is simple and fascinating.

The article arranges different identities for small animals, adopts dialogue, is full of life interest and has clear roles. It is a good teaching material to guide emotional reading. The little gecko asked politely, "Sister Fish, can you lend me your tail?" The fish replied, "No, I want to paddle with my tail!" " "It also vividly expresses the beautiful image of small animals being polite and sincere, and etiquette education can be carried out quietly here.