校园的一角,种着几棵桑树。一天,费老师让我帮忙采几片桑树叶子作为蚕宝宝们的粮食。我赶紧跑下楼,向园子冲去。“一棵、两棵、三课……”我数了数,一共有六棵。这六棵桑树还只是几棵幼小的树苗,树干又细又长,宛如几位亭亭玉立的小女生。瘦小的枝条上只剩下零散的几片叶子了,风一吹,叶子摇摇晃晃的,好像要掉下来似的。费老师说过,蚕只吃桑叶。我想,这些树上的叶子大概都被三年级的学生采去喂蚕了吧,因为我们都在养蚕。突然,孤零零的叶子间,几颗椭圆的、青色的果子出现在了我的 The corner of the campus, planted a few mulberry trees. One day, Fee teacher let me help take a few pieces of mulberry leaves as silkworms baby food. I quickly ran downstairs, rushed to the garden. “One, two, three class ... ” I count the number of a total of six. The six mulberry trees are only a few young saplings, thin and long trunk, like a few slim little girls. Only a few scattered leaves on the thin branches, the wind blows, leaves wobbled, seems to fall like. Fee teacher said, silkworms eat mulberry leaves. I think the leaves of these trees probably have been picked up by third-grade students because we are all sericulture. Suddenly, lonely leaves, a few oval, blue fruit appeared in me