Come on! Come on! "The cheers of the students are getting higher and higher. It turns out that all the teachers and students of the experimental primary school are holding a sports meeting on the playground! Lu, Li and I are going to take part in the "three-legged competition" soon. The three of us stood at the same starting line, keeping our eyes fixed on the sign bucket. I was so nervous that I could hear my heartbeat. As soon as the referee's whistle fell, the athletes rushed out like tigers. At this time, the students in our class are shouting loudly: "Come on, Class 3 (7), Class 3 (7) is going to win! "Hearing the cheers of the students, we were full of strength and accelerated the pace. Who knows you can't eat hot tofu if you are impatient? The more you want to run fast, the more uncoordinated your steps are. Seeing that the players in other classes passed us one by one, I was anxious and said loudly to my companions, "We have to count one, two, one." So, we quickly adjusted the pace, shoulder to shoulder, arm in arm, and Qi Xin rushed forward together. More than one group, more than one group! We passed four groups of classmates in a row, and the third crossed the finish line, winning a precious 4 points for the class. All three of us embraced happily. Ah, this "three-legged" competition is really wonderful!
On Tuesday, in physical education class of Class 5 (2), Mr. Du carried out a particularly meaningful entertainment activity, that is, the game of "three people and four feet".
As the name implies, "three people with four feet" means "three people with only four feet". Everyone must be wondering, three people should have six feet, how can they have four feet? The original rule of the game is this: the middle person ties his feet with the feet of the students on both sides, so that six feet become four feet. After the draw, the three students walked forward together to see who could walk fast without falling down.
Our game is to see who wins the championship with "three people and four feet"
At the command, the game began! I saw some boys' groups struggling to run forward and soon lost their pace; Some boys' groups fell down, got up, fell down again, got up again, and kept walking ... while our girls' group shouted neat slogans: "1, 2, 1, 2 ..." We went forward, although the steps were not big, but it was neat and orderly, and we stopped at a corner.
Everyone congratulated each other in laughter, and more importantly, "Unity is strength!" Everyone draws a good conclusion from this unique game!