The Hungry Caterpillar

Under the moonlight, a small egg lay on the leaf. On Sunday morning, the sun rose, and "Bang!" crawled out of the egg, a small and hungry caterpillar. He started looking for something to eat.

I ate an apple on Monday, but I was still very hungry.

I ate two pears on Tuesday, but I was still very hungry.

I ate three plums on Wednesday, but I was still very hungry.

I ate four strawberries on Thursday, but I was still very hungry.

I ate five oranges on Friday, but I was still very hungry.

On Saturday, he ate a piece of chocolate cake, an ice cream, a cucumber, a piece of cheese, a ham, a lollipop, a cherry pie, a sausage, a cup cake and a slice of watermelon.

That night, the caterpillar had a stomachache.

The next day is Sunday again. The caterpillar ate the green leaves and felt better.

Now, he is not hungry anymore, he is no longer a small caterpillar, but a fat and big caterpillar. He built a small house, called a cocoon, and wrapped himself in it. He stayed in there for more than two weeks, biting a small hole and forcing his way out.

The caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly.

Little Ant and Caterpillar

One day, a little ant was looking for food in the grass and saw a caterpillar lying on the grass.

The caterpillar saw the little ant and said, "Go away, you little one." The little ant said angrily, "Why do you look down on me?" The caterpillar raised its head and said, "Yours." How can you find food for such a small person? This is my territory and you are not allowed to come over. "The little ant ignored it and went to find food.

At this time, there was a "bang" and a small stone just hit the caterpillar, and the caterpillar was injured. The little ant quickly crawled over to see what was going on. The caterpillar said fiercely: "Don't come over here. I hate you, you are so dark and small." The little ant said angrily: "You will soon be my lunch." "Can you, a little kid, move a big man like me?"

The little ant stopped grooming the caterpillar. It left marks along the way, and when it met its friends, it touched their tentacles with its tentacles. The caterpillar saw it and laughed and said, "Just do some useless things and see what you will do to me?" After a while, many ants came around the caterpillar. It turns out that the little ant just used its tentacles to tell its friends: There is an injured caterpillar. Let's move it away together for lunch.

So many, many little ants worked together to carry the big caterpillar home, and had a delicious meal of the caterpillar. Little Bear Watching TV

Once upon a time, there lived a happy and lively little bear in the forest, and he lived a carefree life. The forest is lush, the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant, everything is so beautiful.

One day, a group of strangers broke into the little bear's home with knives and saws... The little bear lost the big forest and jumped into a big garden. The good guy put a TV there, and the little bear was immediately attracted by the colorful TV programs.

On the first day, Little Bear watched eight hours of TV, and his eyes were as swollen as walnuts. After five days, Little Bear watched ten hours of TV every day, and his eyes became dull. After another five days, the time Little Bear watched TV increased to more than twelve hours a day. His eyes were hazy and everything he looked at was blurry.

The little bear was anxious and hurried to find Uncle Owl. Uncle Owl gave him a pair of 100-degree myopia glasses.

Uncle Owl advised Little Bear: "Little Bear, Little Bear, you are already short-sighted, so you can't watch TV anymore!"

Little Bear said nonchalantly: "It's just a little bit, it doesn't matter!"

Little Bear watched TV more intensely.

The air in the big forest is no longer as fresh as before. The little bear is too busy watching TV to eat, and the little bear’s eyes are getting more and more swollen.

Gradually, the little bear's vision became blurry. Even though Uncle Owl put on 1000-degree glasses, it still didn't help.

Friends in the big forest call it "Blind Bear". At this time, the little bear was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot, seeking medical advice everywhere.

It found the kitten, and the kitten told it: "Watching TV all the time makes me nearsighted!"

It found the little goat, and the little goat said to it: "The sitting posture is too bad. , the eyes are dazzled!"

It found the puppy, and the puppy also shook its head: "It's a partial eclipse, and it won't be cured until it's cured!"

It found the giraffe, and the giraffe sighed: "The eyes are hypoxic, and there is no prescription!" The little bear had no choice but to bite the bullet and ask Uncle Owl for help again. Uncle Owl blinked, pointed to the distant forest and said to the little bear: "Go over the mountains one after another in front of you. Then try it in the big forest, maybe there is a panacea that can cure your eyes!"

The little bear stayed away from the garden and the TV and walked into the big forest. Go, search! Search, go! When bored, the little bear takes a breath of fresh air; when thirsty, he drinks a sip of mountain spring water; when hungry, he picks some wild fruits to satisfy his hunger; when tired, he lies down and enjoys the exotic flowers and plants. , mountains and rivers. It's unclear how much time has passed, but Little Bear still hasn't found a panacea for myopia. But the little bear's eyes became brighter day by day, and finally one day, his eyes were full of energy again.

Children, have you found this panacea?