近段时间,孩子对捉蜗牛兴致特别高,一到户外散步,每个人都要捉一两只,虽然有时只是个空壳,但孩子们仍掩饰不住胜利的喜悦。 散步结束了,我招呼孩子们集合,并要求他们把手中的蜗牛扔掉。说了几遍,孩子们没有任何行动,连平时最听话的几个也有些不情愿。我有些为难了:把蜗牛扔掉吧,他们肯定舍不得;强迫他们扔掉吧,虽然他们不敢不听。但我实在不愿行使这个“权力”。忽然,我灵机一动,从地上拾起一片大树叶说:“小朋友们,现在我们让小蜗牛到树叶飞毯上来休息休息好不好?请你们把自己的小蜗牛送到树叶飞毯上来 Recently, children are particularly interested in catching snails. When they go outdoors for a walk, everyone has to catch one or two. Even though sometimes they are empty shells, children still can not conceal the joy of victory. The walk is over, and I greet the children together and ask them to throw away the snails in their hands. Speaking several times, the children did not do anything, even the most obedient few are also somewhat reluctant. I am a little embarrassed: Throw away the snails, they are reluctant; forcing them to throw it away, though they dare not listen. But I really do not want to exercise this “power.” Suddenly, I got a quick idea and picked up a big leaf from the ground and said, “Children, let’s take a small snail on a leaf flyer to rest and rest.” Please bring your little snail to the leaf flyer