When I was a kid, we all had a wind song, do you remember? Time flies, and decades have passed in the blink of an eye! Back then, with the help of this song, I got a perfect score in my nature class.
Whenever there is a strong wind, I will recall this song, the zero-level smoke column goes straight to the sky, and the first-level green smoke deviates with the wind; The second-level breeze blows the face, and the leaves move the red flag exhibition; The fourth-level branches shake the pieces of paper, the fifth-level leafy small trees shake, the sixth-level umbrella is difficult to walk, and the seventh-level windward walk is inconvenient.
The eighth-level wind blows the branches of the trees, and the ninth-level roof flies tiles. Ten levels of the tree and the house fall, ten.
It is rare on the land of the first and twelfth levels! This song is not only a weapon for me in my nature class, but also my awe and respect for the natural world.
Whenever I see the branches of the trees being blown off, I think of the Great Wind Song I learned when I was a child, and I thought at that time how amazing the eighth-level wind was. Those textbooks brought me endless curiosity and surprises, and each chapter was full of desire to explore.
Remember that "Song of the Great Wind"? The zero-level smoke column soars into the sky, and the first-level light smoke ...... with the windThese are fond memories of my childhood. When I was a child, I studied nature, history, and geography, but I wonder if these are still being studied by elementary school students today.
When I recalled the familiar cover, I was deeply moved in my heart. At that time, the teacher asked us to recite each passage, and I still remember it vividly. Especially the starry sky map, I was full of emotion.
In my opinion, it was the most beautiful azure blue in the "Nature" textbook when we were children. At that time, textbooks were always closely related to real life, and many things and phenomena came from our actual life.
After learning about constellations, I often looked up at the stars at night, looking for signs of constellations, but I never found anything. My love for horoscopes as a child left a deep impression on my soul and gave me an initial desire to explore science.
Although the years have passed, I still remember the self running in the sunset, which is the memory of my youth.
This set of "Nature" textbooks is a classic memory of the post-80s, covering scientific knowledge in physics, chemistry, biology, geography and other fields. Practical skills, both for learning and for everyday life, are indispensable foundations.
The concise text and beautifully rich illustrations make it easy to understand at a glance. Obviously, the compilers have put in a lot of effort and effort to make this set of textbooks a popular science book that is both scientific and interesting.
When I was a child, a simple book, but full of surprises, inchworm mimicry, strong attack machine, and constellation impressions, deeply imprinted in my mind. In those years, books were scarce, and every ** was carefully studied by me, and I still remember it vividly.
The familiar words and illustrations seem to go back to childhood. On the other hand, in today's primary school textbooks, except for pictures, there seems to be a lack of real knowledge content, and the depth and breadth of knowledge are being weakened, which is my personal opinion.
The familiar scent of ink and the cover design evoke memories of the old days. This set of textbooks has accompanied me for more than ten years, and we used to call it "Natural Knowledge".
Even a faint breath can immediately open the door to my memories and allow me to relive those good times.
In that lesson on human bones, we were both scared and full of anticipation. Especially when the teacher came up with a skeleton model that was more than half a person tall, we both wanted to look at it but didn't dare to look at it, and the feeling was really exciting and exciting.
As a child, I had a love for nature lessons. I remember there was a teacher surnamed Ma, his explanations were always so engaging, and he also taught us to make small works by himself.
Mr. Ma's image in our hearts is tall, all-round and erudite. One year, Mr. Ma led the senior students to make model airplanes. When the whole school was assembled during the recess, he used a rubber band slingshot to launch the completed model airplanes one by one, and at that moment, the excitement and cheers of our students came and went, as joyful as a holiday.
I remember very clearly that when I was in the fifth grade of primary school, my "Nature" teacher selected a few students who had excellent academic performance, including me, and went to his office, and he took out his textbook and asked questions from the first lesson to the last lesson, and did not miss a single lesson.
I was able to answer his questions fluently and the teacher was very happy with it. Looking back now, I'm still a little tsundere haha!
Thinking back to the good old days, it was a special day when nature class was changed to math class. The next class also happened to be a math class, and the class representative walked up to my seat, took a test paper, and asked us to test it.
At that time, there was only one nature class per week, and sometimes it was not attended, and this particular math class impressed me.