Dad found me a bubble. I dug a hole in the foam, put the egg in, made a small box for the egg, and wrapped it with three or four circles of tape, which finally relieved me.
The next morning, I carefully put the egg in my schoolbag and said to the egg, "Little egg, you have to go to class with me all day today. Don't break it!" " 』
When I got to school, I smelled a strange smell. It turned out that just as a "little potato" entered the classroom, the poor little egg broke. As for me, I took out my eggs before I sat in the chair. "Lucky," I said cautiously.
At noon, five more students' eggs were broken. This egg seems to be a big mine. I thought to myself: Don't break the egg! I hid the eggs carefully. Look at the students whose eggs are broken. They are so sad that they are about to cry.
Finally after school, "? The egg of another "little potato" is broken. The eggs of these six "small potatoes" are all unpacked. Some students put eggs in thermos cups, and some students wrapped the "mine" with towels every three floors ... At this moment, my "mine" fell with a bang. Fortunately, my eggs are covered with foam.
When I got home, my eggs were intact and I was happy from ear to ear! I think my egg packaging is the most successful, simple and practical. Although my deskmate's eggs were wrapped tightly, he took them out for display before going to school, and they broke when dropped. It seems that it is not easy to protect eggs!
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