In study, work and even life, when it comes to composition, everyone must be familiar with it. Composition is a verbal activity in which people express their feelings in written form. I believe many friends are very distressed about writing essays. The following is a sixth-grade essay on caring for the elderly that I compiled. You are welcome to read and collect it. Caring for the Elderly Sixth Grade Composition 1
With the acceleration of social development, people’s pace of life is getting faster and faster. Many people don't have much time to spend with the elderly, and the elderly can only live by themselves. Such elderly people are “empty nesters”.
My neighbors are also two "empty nesters". Their children rarely come back. They are always running around for work and rarely even make phone calls. Maybe, I should help them. I have had this thought more than once.
Finally one day, I made up my mind to visit them. In this way, one sunny morning I walked into my neighbor's house. The house was a bit simple, with an old dining table where two elders ate and a small TV. The old woman was sitting on the sofa watching TV, and the old man was sitting on a wooden chair listening to the radio. Seeing this, I felt sour in my heart. Grandpa and grandma welcomed me very much. Grandma was busy pouring water for me. Grandpa turned off the radio and pulled me to his side for a while. He kept asking me about my study and life. I suddenly felt how much they needed to communicate with others and need our care! After a while, the room was filled with our laughter. It was approaching noon, and the sunshine outside the window was particularly bright. I held my grandparents’ hands and walked into the park, breathing fresh air and looking at the new atmosphere in the park. Their faces were filled with happiness, but also revealed a touch of sadness. I saw their loneliness, and I thought they must miss their children.
After leaving my neighbor’s house, I always wanted to do something for my grandparents again. After some hesitation, I called my grandparents’ eldest son’s phone number. I told my uncle on the phone that I should go home often to visit my parents. No matter how busy I am at work, even a phone call can make the elderly feel loved. My uncle was touched by me and praised me as a good and sensible boy, and promised to come home as often as possible in the future, even if it was just a phone call.
Now, chatting with my grandparents has become a part of my life, which makes me happy and makes the elderly no longer lonely. Let us join the action of caring for the empty-nest elderly, care for our own elderly, care for the elderly around us, and make our society full of warmth and love! Caring for the Elderly Sixth Grade Composition 2
"Old Lai Being respected is the most beautiful privilege of the human spirit. "This famous saying was said by Stendhal. Every time I think of this famous saying, I think of the word "respect for the elderly." Respecting the elderly is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation and a precious spiritual wealth.
One morning in winter, my sister and I followed our mother to the nursing home. As soon as we entered the nursing home, we saw several elderly people. Some were doing Tai Chi; some were playing chess; and some were sitting on armchairs meditating, as if recalling the struggle experiences of their youth, showing kind smiles from time to time.
We walked into a house facing the south. An old woman with a wrinkled face, gray hair, and poor legs and feet was sitting against the edge of the bed. Her mother asked her softly: "Auntie, do you want to go out and relax?" She nodded with a smile. We helped her into the wheelchair together, and my mother asked me to push her out for a walk and some sunshine. I accompanied my grandma to bask in the sun outside the courtyard. The warm sun felt so comfortable on my body. I first helped the old lady beat her back, and then sat next to the old lady and told her jokes, which made her very happy. After a while, the old lady said softly: "Push me in, I want to watch them play chess." I pushed the old lady to where a few old people were playing chess. While the old lady was watching the chess game, I quietly went to clean up the old lady's room. I swept the floor and mopped it again. I washed the grandma's clothes carefully and tidied the grandma's room again. After doing this, I went out to see what else the grandma needed to do. The grandma yawned and said, "I want to sleep." I pushed the grandma in. After the grandma lay on the bed and fell asleep, my mother called me. Went back. I looked at the kind old lady and went home reluctantly.
Students, respecting the elderly is a light in the night, a fire in winter, and a fruit in autumn.
Students, respecting the elderly is a virtue. Please extend your warm hands to help the elderly walk! Caring for the Elderly Sixth Grade Composition 3
The elderly contribute to society and the family. They are a treasure house of knowledge and the key to wisdom. They not only nurture us, but also spread the principles of life to us through words and deeds. Although We sometimes feel that the elders’ knowledge is outdated and their way of thinking is too orthodox and old-fashioned. However, the elders are still the last and strongest support for our souls. After we hit a wall in reality and return to our original nature, we will still feel that the wise words passed down by the elders. We will still feel that the inherent qualities and concepts belonging to our nation cannot be given up.
They are no longer important in the eyes of many people, and have even become a burden. In their eyes, the old man is a flower that once bloomed, but now has withered, and a once lush tree has now fallen leaves. But the elderly will never wither or lose their leaves! Although they are old, they are still making selfless contributions to society.
There are many elderly people in our community who seem very lonely during holidays. They may have many children and grandchildren, but their children have forgotten to go home to accompany the elderly because of business. I think we should have more time to take the elderly to the park for a walk, chat with them more, so that they feel warm and the elderly will not feel lonely. Use the true feelings of gratitude, warm words, broad mind, ordinary actions, selfless dedication and sincere service to care for every empty nester and create a good atmosphere of respecting, loving and helping the elderly.
Warm the elderly and give love. To care for the elderly, let us start from ourselves, from small things, and from the details of life. A cup of tea and a bowl of rice show true love bit by bit; a piece of clothing and a quilt show love; a phone call and a letter from home show filial piety every word. Let us "always show respect for the elderly, always promote the spirit of respect for the elderly, always fulfill our responsibilities for the elderly, and always do things that benefit the elderly", and strive to realize that the elderly are provided for, helped, and helped. Have fun and have something to do when you grow old.
"Old people are as old as others; young people are as young as others." This ancient saying by Mencius tells us that when we honor our elders, we should not forget other people who are not related to us. Related old people. Caring for the Elderly Sixth Grade Composition 4
Caring is a sky, giving people infinite hope; care is a forest, giving people infinite freshness; care is a bright lamp, illuminating people's bright future. There are many people around us who need care.
The elderly in nursing homes are in great need of our care. The elderly there have suffered huge psychological trauma and shock. They stay in the house all day, their lives are boring and boring, and they don’t have much happiness.
During the winter vacation, I once visited a nursing home. It seemed very quiet there, and loneliness seemed to be written all around. I thought to myself: The old people here must be very lonely and sad.
Going further in, I saw an aunt feeding an old woman. This old man is extremely thin, with many wrinkles on his face. There is not much memory left on his head. He has a big scarf wrapped around his head and a gray, thick cotton-padded jacket. She is sitting on a Sitting on the long wooden chair, she stared at the aunt in front of her. The aunt held a small porcelain bowl and blew the porridge in the bowl with small puffs of air as she walked. She walked up to the old man, gently lifted the bowl up, opened her mouth and smiled, straightened her fluffy ear-length hair, and carefully fed the porridge in the bowl into the old man's mouth one by one. She always pursed her lips, she had no teeth, and the old man ate one bite at a time, and the aunt asked while feeding her: "Is it delicious?" And the old man always smiled and nodded. At first, I thought this was the old man's daughter, but when I saw my aunt's uniform, I was surprised - a volunteer in a nursing home... I burst into tears at the memory, wiped the tears with my hands, and smiled, I saw more and more volunteers. , some are serving tea, some are massaging, beating backs, cutting nails, peeling fruit, peeling apples...
Students: Pay more attention to those around you who need love, and give them love. Love makes the world more beautiful and harmonious. Caring for the Elderly Sixth Grade Composition 5
During the Double Ninth Festival, respecting the elderly, loving the elderly, and respecting the elderly are what we should do. So what can we young people do for them?
What I think of, most people will think of: nothing more than giving the old people a pat on the back, pushing their backs, or helping with some housework. Apart from these, our grandparents will not let us do anything else. Usually, the elderly always love us the most. If there is something delicious that you can’t bear to eat, leave it to us; if there is something delicious that you can’t bear to drink, leave it to us; I have never seen grandparents often buy new clothes for themselves, but use the old clothes of their children. Wear; I have never seen my grandparents squandering a lot of expensive things. They always save what they can, but use the remaining money to buy snacks for us; I have never seen my grandparents pick me up from school on any day. If we are late, we often have to hold on even if we are sick, so that we don't have to worry at the school gate.
Speaking of this, I couldn’t help but think of some bad scenarios. When the weather turns cold in autumn, my grandma always asks me: "Is it cold when I wear so little clothes?" Then I turn my head impatiently and say irritably: "It's not cold." I still can't help it. I always complained about grandma! Often I didn’t have time to hear my grandpa finish what he said, so I would add: “I know, I know!” I felt like my ears were almost numb after listening to one sentence all day long.
I don’t know if these performances of mine hurt your heart. If so, please forgive me for my granddaughter’s unfilial piety and ignorance.
After talking so much, in the final analysis, we need to understand and respect the elderly. Think about which elderly person doesn’t want to be valued and respected by the younger generation? Although we cannot have too much money and energy to give all the elderly a warm and comfortable home, we can start from the elderly around us and use a little of ourselves. A drop of love touches them.
I hope that my grandparents and all the elderly in the world will be healthy and live a long life.