Haha, it’s quite interesting. Telling stories to cats is really interesting as a winter vacation homework.

If my child encounters this assignment, he may come to me and ask: Mom, where can I find a cat that loves to listen to stories?

Why have I never thought of raising a cat? But what if one day, when the teacher asks to sing to the dog, I will raise a puppy again.

If you want to tell stories to cats, you must first have a cat, and this cat must be cultured, tasteful, and love to listen to human stories. Otherwise, how can you complete this assignment?

I have seen a few weird assignments, some of which are really difficult to describe, and my IQ limits my imagination.

1. Count how many hairs there are on mom’s head?

As soon as this question came up, the children's imagination began to expand.

They came up with various methods, such as the area method, the equipartition method, and the advanced Beeker's theorem. Of course, only children who know the Mathematical Olympiad can think of it.

What should I do if this question is placed in front of my child? Do I really have to fumble around on my head and fiddle with my hair?

At this time, I can be glad that I don’t have too much hair, otherwise it would be hard to describe.

2. Eat all the snacks in Chengdu. This must be a homework from Chengdu. Those from other places have to go to Chengdu to stay for a few days. They lead their children around the streets. When they see the delicious food, their eyes start to light up: Come, come, come, everything.

Bring me one.

This homework is definitely very popular. The children saw indescribable joy and ate, ate, ate, with the necessary rhythm.

As a result, parents began to take their children to the streets, from East Street to West Street, from the main road to the alley, from the old city to the new city. Wherever there is delicious food, there are children.

Don't say anything. If the child is willing to do this homework, I am also willing to do it.

I dare say that after completing this assignment, my wallet is full, my belly is bulging, and I can talk about delicious food with joy.

3. Read books in the bookstore for two weeks. This assignment requires the children to go to the Xinhua Bookstore to read books every day for two weeks.

You can choose the books you like to read, and you have to hand in a reading note after reading them.

There are no shortcomings except that it takes a long time and the location is fixed.

Why does it have to be Xinhua Bookstore? Can’t a library do it?

It seems that children who live next to Xinhua Bookstore can relax. If they live far away, running to the bookstore every day will take a lot of time.

Overall, this assignment is pretty good. I think I want my children to develop the habit of reading.

Seeing these weird homework assignments for primary school students, I feel that teachers are working hard to make the children have an interesting winter vacation.

However, there is no need for homework like counting hairs. You can have homework like eating various snacks!

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